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to think that I have just been robbed blind?

33 replies

thisthreadwilloutme · 20/07/2012 13:41

Popped into a little dingy hairdressers to get the kids holiday haircuts. dd(4) had two inches taken off the bottom and the hairdresser put plaits in without asking me. DS (2) had 1 inch taken off all over.

It cost me thirty pounds! Is it just me or is that excessive?

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hillyhilly · 20/07/2012 14:11

My dd has a layered bob that takes my hairdresser about 40 minutes to cut. She only asks for £3, I insist on £5 and still feel like I'm robbing her.

GobblersKnob · 20/07/2012 14:12

Wow, my kids are free if I am having mine done and mine is only a tenner.

TheHappyHissy · 20/07/2012 14:22

Took DS to the barber in the next village once. He has curly hair so it needs clipping not cutting.

£9.50. Shock

Bought clippers, so now I cut his hair myself.

QuenelleOJersey2012 · 20/07/2012 14:26

You were robbed.

DH took DS to his barber once. DS made such a fuss the barber only managed to snip a couple of bits off before he gave up. He still charged a tenner, even though there was another customer waiting so not as if he'd wasted an appointment.

I take DS to one of those children's hairdressers with the aeroplane and car seats now and they only charge a £10.

NoComet · 20/07/2012 14:32

£9 each for a quick cut of 11 and 14 y DDs
£15 each is a lot.

ENormaSnob · 20/07/2012 14:54

You were robbed.

I'm nw too and wouldnt pay that.

AnaemicPrincess · 20/07/2012 15:11

I'm a qualified hair dresser and just thought you should know that unless a price is clarified before hand you can refuse to pay if you think it is in reasonable or not as described.

PooPooInMyToes · 20/07/2012 15:15

Mine sons cost 11. It seems to be standard around here.

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