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How much do you guys pay for get your hair did?Originally Posted by KitAkira
15+5 but I get a buzz cut.
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15+5 but I get a buzz cut.
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$70Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
Thank you for reassuring me that I don't go overboard on my hair spending
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The most I ever paid for a haircut was in Korea. 170 for a cut, magic straight for my bangs and sideburns, and a slight perm for the top. It was discounted from 220. Yay for blackjack winnings? Usually pay around 25-35.
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I pay 40 rmb ($6) which is relatively expensive here, but it comes with a 40 minute massage. Usually I go just to get a massage, don't really care much for the haircut.
Dude, 170??? what foreigner hotel was that at? Most I ever paid in Korea was 14,000.
The most I ever paid for a haircut was in Korea. 170 for a cut, magic straight for my bangs and sideburns, and a slight perm for the top. It was discounted from 220. Yay for blackjack winnings? Usually pay around 25-35.Originally Posted by nahneun
Dude, 170??? what foreigner hotel was that at? Most I ever paid in Korea was 14,000.
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Thank you for reassuring me that I don't go overboard on my hair spendingOriginally Posted by KitAkira
Do you get anything extra with your $70 cut? There's a place in Seattle that does $75 cuts with "mini facial and luxurious hand massage" ... they're a bit ridiculous
http://valentinesseattle.com/services.php
200 in nyc, but it's a private loft too sup ra
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$0 as I cut my own hair. Started 5 years ago or so by just buzzing it because I was exercising and swimming a lot during the summer, but since then I've been doing it progressively longer so that now I use scissors on the top and the clippers just for the sides/back. Most people can't believe I actually do it by myself. One really nice thing about it is that I can easily do a quick touch up once a week or so.
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How much do you guys pay for get your hair did?Originally Posted by KitAkira
every time it's like 15000 won (like $12?) no tip because tipping is rude in korea
I pay 40 rmb ($6) which is relatively expensive here, but it comes with a 40 minute massage. Usually I go just to get a massage, don't really care much for the haircut.Originally Posted by Eason
Dude, 170??? what foreigner hotel was that at?
Most I ever paid in Korea was 14,000.
hair straightening is ******* expensive man, and yeah miss those massage haircut places
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yeah I sometimes get my hair straightened, it's 330 for that and a mediocre cut (better to cut after hair settles from the straightening anyway.)
I pay 30-40 for a regular cut though, my hair is easy to cut because it's basically one length and shag, hard to **** up.
I've paid 60-70 in Tokyo before, in Omotesando and Aoyama.
I pay 30-40 for a regular cut though, my hair is easy to cut because it's basically one length and shag, hard to **** up.
I've paid 60-70 in Tokyo before, in Omotesando and Aoyama.
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$0 as I cut my own hair. Started 5 years ago or so by just buzzing it because I was exercising and swimming a lot during the summer, but since then I've been doing it progressively longer so that now I use scissors on the top and the clippers just for the sides/back. Most people can't believe I actually do it by myself. One really nice thing about it is that I can easily do a quick touch up once a week or so.Originally Posted by dtmt
I get free touch-ups. Would never trust myself with a straight blade anywhere near my head.
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