How much do you pay for a haircut?

[mosschops30]

Thats it

I think you've got to say first mossy!

£26. I go 2/3 times a year.

Ridiculously I can't seem to get a cut and Blowdry for less than about £45!!!!! Which is why I go about twice a year.

£50. Sadly, but the going rate and I like her.

About £50+ and its always bad, if I could find somebody to do it properly I would give them every penny I have!

£36 every 6 to 8 weeks.

£85 for cut and colour

38 pounds,cut and colour, was 70 but had to move somewhere cheaper!

Free I cut it myself every 6 months or so. Every 3 years on average I will get it done properly, but never pay over £25 for it

£27 cut and blow dry (no colour) every 6-8 weeks usually.

I pay £11 - someone comes to the house.

Forgot to add - she's someone MIL knows, so I get a discount!

Im currently paying £48.
I used to pay £35 but i love the guy who cuts it, he really takes his time, im in there an hour just fir a cut and im always pleased with it.
Dh and dd think its a ridiculous price

£33, I go every 8 weeks.

£20, wash cut and blow dry. She is brill and totally lovely and seems to instinctively know what I am trying to tell her regarding what I want (as I'm really rubbish at explaining) and she will tell me if she thinks it won't look right.

£27.50 for cut wash and blow dry

£65 for the above with usual highlights

£40 ish. Might be a bit less.

I had a colour last time and it was £90. Well worth it for both the effect and the 2 and a half hours peace.

£25 for a cut and blow dry, with free fringe trims between cuts. I go every 10 to 12 weeks, but to be honest should go every 8 weeks. A colour is about double that, but good value as it takes more than three times as long

£58 every 9 weeks, worth every penny, best hairdresser I've ever been to.

Blimey. Mine seems really expensive!

I'm starting to like my hairdresser a little less now too.

£15-20 but go on those social discount online sites. I've had LOADS of cut and foil/highlights for £20-30. (Nervewracking going to all those new places though).

£0.

Regularly after I've washed it I flip over and cut the ends off. Then if it feels shorter, which it hardly ever does, I look at the back to see if I have to straighten anything out.

I have straight long hair so it's v. easy to manage/ignore. Too anxious for hairdressers, plus they use lots of products which I'd be afraid would aggravate the dermatitis....yucky condition.

£26 every 10 weeks for a wash, cut, blowdry and finish by the (utterly lovely) salon owner. I'm very picky about my hair and she does a beautiful job, it takes about an hour in total. Best of all, she has never tried to sell me products even though I told her on my first visit that I'd never had my hair cut professionally before and had no idea how to maintain the style!

£5. She comes to my house and the D C's play together.