Haircuts - Page 2

ANNE · 12-09-2003, 17:20

I didn't even notice he'd had it cut.
Whoops.  :-[ :-[ :-[

Siddie · 12-09-2003, 17:39

Cyril Whittaker my dad a former barber from Burnley Road would have charged you 6p for a haircut, mind you that was in 1947, but with inflation 9p to you. Boys only though, although he did make an allowance for me his daughter, trouble was I looked like a boy for the first 16yrs of my life hahahahah

lettie · 12-09-2003, 19:15

I'm trying to grow mine at the moment, but my mate trims it and normally charges £6 if I have a colour she charges £15 which is very cheap. Unfortunately she is on maternity leave at the moment, so I had to pay full price last timme I went to the hairdresser was about £15 for a trim and blow dry. :-/

ANNE · 12-09-2003, 19:44

Steer clear of hairdressers. They always get scissor happy and dont know were to stop.
Trying to grow it again.

Jo · 19-09-2003, 06:52

I pay 40 Euros (28 quid) for a wash, cut and blow dry and that's reasonable for here!! Rip off merchants! Usually try and wait til I get back to Accy and then go to Crowning glory in Clayton.

janet · 19-09-2003, 10:22

that's what you call a lot of money jo. see another reason why we dont want the euro. ;D

Jo · 19-09-2003, 14:48

cheeky, cheeky, Janet, don't try to provoke me, it's weekend now and I'm about to chill.. he he!  ;D
If nothing else it's certainly the reason I have long hair!!

Mik Dickinson · 20-09-2003, 07:30

After developing my bald patch i had an option of 2 thíngs.Combing my existing hair from one side to the other or of it all comes.It all came off.Have to shave head twice a week.It works out to be more expensive than having hair.What with the oil and stuff you have to stop to keep the scalp from flaking.No more barbers for me

happyone · 20-09-2003, 08:36

draw a rabbit on ya head  from a distance it looks like  a hair lol

Mik Dickinson · 20-09-2003, 17:19

Will try that happyone.Thank you for the advice

janet · 21-09-2003, 12:10

you know what they say mik hair today gone tomorrow. :-*

Mik Dickinson · 22-09-2003, 09:45

Never a truer word spoken there Janet, but it appearred to be overnight LOL!

fibi · 14-01-2005, 14:10

I pay £25 for a cut and up to £85 for colour but thats the norm in most salons Toni & Guy , Man & Boy, I have a friend who works from home she charges me £50 for colours but most of the time she is fully booked so have no option but to go to a salon.

entwisi · 14-01-2005, 15:09

I pay ~£5 at Adams in Ossy, Wifey goes to ExpHairTese next to the Black Horse. I thnk its about £15 for a basic cut and owt up to £40 for highlights.

staggeringman · 14-01-2005, 19:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by lettie

I'm trying to grow mine at the moment, but my mate trims it and normally charges £6 if I have a colour she charges £15 which is very cheap. Unfortunately she is on maternity leave at the moment, so I had to pay full price last timme I went to the hairdresser was about £15 for a trim and blow dry. :-/

im trying to grow mine as well lettie,but i think its that shampoo im using (wash and go...it went.)