How much do you pay for a haircut?
21 January 2011, 10:53 PM
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Last time I went to the hairdressers, just before Christmas, my bill came to
£84. That was for a conditioning 'ritual', hair cut and blow dry.
People always
when i say the price, but I only have it cut every 4-5mths so it isnt that dear when you equal it out. It's not the cheapest salon but I do like the massage chairs
£84. That was for a conditioning 'ritual', hair cut and blow dry.
People always
when i say the price, but I only have it cut every 4-5mths so it isnt that dear when you equal it out. It's not the cheapest salon but I do like the massage chairs So you spent £83 on cosmetics
21 January 2011, 10:54 PM
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21 January 2011, 10:56 PM
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I have had three people yesterday comment on how lovely my hair is lately. Asking when I had it done. When I explained it was done five weeks ago, and it was due a wash they were shocked.
Since I stopped washing and foofing it up, it's never looked better.
21 January 2011, 10:57 PM
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21 January 2011, 11:00 PM
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I'm glad someone else washes it once a week... Like me!
I have had three people yesterday comment on how lovely my hair is lately. Asking when I had it done. When I explained it was done five weeks ago, and it was due a wash they were shocked.
Since I stopped washing and foofing it up, it's never looked better.
I have had three people yesterday comment on how lovely my hair is lately. Asking when I had it done. When I explained it was done five weeks ago, and it was due a wash they were shocked.
Since I stopped washing and foofing it up, it's never looked better.
21 January 2011, 11:11 PM
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When I was getting it bleached I was washing it every other day, and having to use leave in conditioners, hot oils etc, just to stop it looking like straw.
It's so easy to look after now, but it's taken almost two years to grow the blonde out.
21 January 2011, 11:57 PM
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£10. But I get an appointment everytime, so I just stroll in and sit down. Used to be a queing system before and if you times it wrong, you would have to sit there for 2 or 3 hours.
Been going to the same guy, religiously, every 3 weeks, for 15 years now. I never need to tell him what I want, as it is the same cut, (very) short back and sides.
I'm quite happy. I have been known to book holidays and social events in and around my haircuts, but not all the time!
Been going to the same guy, religiously, every 3 weeks, for 15 years now. I never need to tell him what I want, as it is the same cut, (very) short back and sides.
I'm quite happy. I have been known to book holidays and social events in and around my haircuts, but not all the time!
22 January 2011, 12:08 AM
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I used to pay about £0 when I was 18 as I lived in a flat above a barbers in the town centre. Agreement was not to play music loud during his hours and I'd have as many free haircuts as I wanted.
I then noticed my hair wasn't gonna last forever so started using what time I had left to best effect and went all trendy with a mohawk type doo with streaks and the gangsta lines down the sides at the poshest salon in town
. £35 a pop
Hair got too thin eventually so gave up, bought some Wahl clippers and have shaved it to about 1mm since.
I then noticed my hair wasn't gonna last forever so started using what time I had left to best effect and went all trendy with a mohawk type doo with streaks and the gangsta lines down the sides at the poshest salon in town
. £35 a pop Hair got too thin eventually so gave up, bought some Wahl clippers and have shaved it to about 1mm since.
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22 January 2011, 12:42 AM
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lol
When I was a teen, my fit sister's mate (who I had a bit of a crush on) used to cut my head. She had massive shapely **** - hanging freely sans bra (<<< and not dissimilar to the ones in my avatar!) - that used to be in constant contact with my back, back of neck or c.2" from my face! You can imagine what effect that had on raging teen hormones!
F**k it, ^^^ that really is a large withdrawal taken from my w**kbank - might have to make good on it and go and knoc........................
When I was a teen, my fit sister's mate (who I had a bit of a crush on) used to cut my head. She had massive shapely **** - hanging freely sans bra (<<< and not dissimilar to the ones in my avatar!) - that used to be in constant contact with my back, back of neck or c.2" from my face! You can imagine what effect that had on raging teen hormones!
F**k it, ^^^ that really is a large withdrawal taken from my w**kbank - might have to make good on it and go and knoc........................
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22 January 2011, 12:57 AM
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Mind, when I was ill a while back, being off work and feeling sh1tty, I went a short time without washing my hair at all. By the time I did (less than a week) it was a great relief and felt so cleansing, but I think it did my hair a world of good not being messed with for a bit.
When at work, the place is grubby and I end up coming home feeling dirty even if I'm visably not, there is no way I couldn't shower and wash my hair.
22 January 2011, 10:23 PM
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22 January 2011, 10:26 PM
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22 January 2011, 10:51 PM
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When I was a secondary schoolkid, my mate was round, and watching Electric Blue betamax vids LOL (that don't read too well, does it 
). Anyway sister walked in... Only to be confronted with him laughing his head off, whilst spouting, "John, your sister looks like Miss Piggy!" 
I couldn't believe it!
). Anyway sister walked in... Only to be confronted with him laughing his head off, whilst spouting, "John, your sister looks like Miss Piggy!" I couldn't believe it!
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22 January 2011, 10:53 PM
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When I was a secondary schoolkid, my mate was round, and watching Electric Blue betamax vids LOL (that don't read too well, does it ). Anyway sister walked in... Only to be confronted with him laughing his head off, whilst spouting, "John, your sister looks like Miss Piggy!" I couldn't believe it!
). Anyway sister walked in... Only to be confronted with him laughing his head off, whilst spouting, "John, your sister looks like Miss Piggy!" I couldn't believe it!