How much do you pay for a haircut?

€43

£9 but give him £10.

Coreopsis wrote:I use clippers. Grade 4 round the back and sides, grade 7 on top. (That's not me in my avatar)

Mine costs ¥80,000 (and yes, that is me in my avatar)

Bunni wrote:
Blue Eyes wrote:£37! They wash it and massage my boncw for me though. Plus I have a couple of cheeky beers thrown in. I don't get it done too often though. It is, admittedly, a ludicrous luxury.

Same as Anung for wash, massage cut, dry, beard and eyebrow trim, oils and beers.

Spends more than I do.

ffs

Maybe you're lucky enough to not have experienced it yet, but as you get older, eyebrows tend to get really unwieldy. Specifically, I get single hairs that are longer than the rest and really stick out...

Most of the hairdressers I've been to will make them look decent again and also remove any hair from my ears as a standard service.

+1 for the eyebrow trim. Through me when they first did it but it sure feels/looks better.

Went and got the beard cut at the Turks and they did my eyebrows and ears. First experience of that.

I was a little unnerved by him shaving my eyebrows, but it looked better.

Parksey wrote:Isn't the guideline that you spend a months' salary or have I come into the wrong thread and got confused?

That is if you want to pay for a lifetime of haircuts upfront. I prefer the pay as you go option.

Dandy Kong wrote:Maybe you're lucky enough to not have experienced it yet, but as you get older, eyebrows tend to get really unwieldy. Specifically, I get single hairs that are longer than the rest and really stick out...

A pair of tweezers costs pennies.

Somebody Else's Problem wrote:
Dandy Kong wrote:Maybe you're lucky enough to not have experienced it yet, but as you get older, eyebrows tend to get really unwieldy. Specifically, I get single hairs that are longer than the rest and really stick out...

A pair of tweezers costs pennies.

My hairdresser does it for free. That is to say, there's no difference in what they charge whether they do it or not. And why, pray tell, would one want to pluck their own eyebrows with tweezers...

£13 for a wash, cut and eyebrow trim, £2 tip

€12 but usually give €20

A 67% tip. Jesus Christ.

£8 but I give her £10. Just a normal haircut, although I might ask her to look at my beard next time.

I need to get my beard sorted. I just trim it myself but can't be strawberry floated any more.

£20

Just the eyebrows

Buffalo wrote:£8 but I give her £10. Just a normal haircut, although I might ask her to look at my beard next time.

It's good to get someone to sort out your beard lines for you and then you can easily maintain it after.

£17.50

Far more than I used to pay (£8) but it's a way better standard of cut so I don't really mind paying the extra.

Nothing because I have the world's worst receding hairline.

I don't think I've ever paid more than £8 in my life. Also strawberry float tipping.

£28, but usually give a fiver tip. My hairdresser is an awesome guy. I look forward to chatting with him, even though I pay for the privilege.

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