My hair is getting too long now - past my shoulders, so will need to fork out £50 to have it done soon!
22-10-2010, 11:15 AM
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Re: Hair Cut Sir/Madam?
Originally Posted by madmare
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My hairdresser comes to the house and I pay £10 for a cut.
I have always cut my husband's hair - he hasn't been to a barber for over 40 years.
22-10-2010, 11:26 AM
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Re: Hair Cut Sir/Madam?
I pay £12.50 to have a trim-but I get a nice head massage after the wash from a sexy trainee and Kerry who cuts knows my innermost secrets.Something for the weekend sir??-when I was 16/17 every one knew that `Lil` at the chippy would save young lads red faces and would slip one a packet of durex for 4 shillings
22-10-2010, 03:55 PM
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Re: Hair Cut Sir/Madam?
I had mine washed, cut and blow dried 2 weeks ago for £32 (I know!). Trouble was, all my highlights were gone so I booked up for them last week at £64. Hairdresser said that if I have it washed, cut and dried with the highlights I could have them at half-price. I said it doesn't need cutting so asked her not to. She insisted I would save money if I did so I agreed to a slight cut off my fringe. The bill was £64. I've been had, I can only presume they charged me for the haircut I didn't want, then halved the highlights which came to exactly the same! Not going there again!
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