How much do you pay for a haircut?
 

I was going to get my hair cut last weekend, but all the barbers where I was were charging £12.50 for a mens' cut, which I thought was ridiculous, particularly considering that I paid £5 for a perfectly good cut elsewhere a couple of months ago.

How much did you pay last time you had a haircut? And what did you get for your money?

i do it myself, but then again you know my what 'hair' is like. you should get yourself to jeds in hyde park, leeds. £4 for any cut but you have to put up with jeds rubbing his belly against you and stroking your back to get hair of it a little too much. go there in winter and you get a free shot of whisky with every cut.

I haven't paid for a haircut since I left home. DIY or die. But I have thick, curly hair so it doesn't have to be even.

$35. But I hadn't paid for a haircut for years before that, I know apprentice hairdressers and I would cut and thin out bits myself that needed being done. But I felt like a full on proper du, so I paid that much. And I don't mind 'cause it's a salon that uses all vegan products and they pamper the shit out of you with massages and lattes and shit. Not going to be as regular thing, but it was nice.

I'm indie. I cut my own hair.

I've never paid for a haircut.

€17

17 pounds? That's like $42Aus?

my older brother and my cousin is a barber, so therefore i pay €0.00 for a haircut and have done all my life. i also pay €0.00 for all hair products that i use, mainly wax. i'm a walking advertisment for them really.

17 euros

I think that's how much J pays to cut his hair.

my sister paid £70 for one. it did look good though.

j as in mascis?

cool!

yeah my sister pays silly money to get her hair cut too,

anyway, sometimes i cut my own hair with my clippers, sometimes i pay (£5 at this hair dressing academy near my college) or sometimes i get a friend to cut it.

I pay nothing for haircuts, and by this I don't mean that I cut it myself or something of that nature. No, I get my hair cut at a barber shop or what have you, I simply don't pay the man any money. We barter.

Yeah but can't she write that off as a business expense and get the tax back or something?

I pay £6.90.

i pay the price of a packet of razors and shaving foam. corsano and britney eat your heart out.

i used to go wherever my dad would barter with people....now that im on my own, i do it myself, because im cool and indie...actually, i would do it myself sometimes even when i was home and could get it for free...

she can now, but she's been paying ridiculous ammounts for haircuts since before that

hair is privelidge not a right! boohoo

never thought of it that way, thanks jon boy.

i didn't know jonboy and soincl had any hair to cut

i do but not a great deal. it fell out one day.

I'm making the most of having hair to cut before it recedes any further. I'll miss it when it goes, the grey flecks look quite distinguished in the right light.

$20

too much

or nothing

I paid $12 Canadian

i cut it my self, i cant stand hair dressers

£40.00ish, although i only do it once a year, maybe.

I steal my haircuts.

I pay nothing.
I do everything myself. You know the indie way.

I pay $14.00 at supercuts and leave a $5.00 tip

nothing. i'll just tie my hair and cut i litle bit off.
works perfect.

I find the American habit of tipping hairdressers odd and somewhat amusing. If I went around tipping every fucker I'd already paid to do me a service then I'd be broke.

Maybe other people tip hairdressers, I don't know. I don't know anyone that does. I tip in restaurants but that's it. It's the British way.

I do tip my barber just cuz I like him a lot and he does a great job. I've been going to him for 14 years!

I've never paid; my friend cuts my hair.

A family friend cuts my hair. She charges £5 usually. She owns a hair salon.

What's this "haircut" you speak of?

I'd give gold and mountains just to have somebody move their fingers through my hair for 40 minutes.

Yeah, tipping is getting ridiculous. Why should a certain select few people get tips? Does anyone tip their nurse or dentist?