Most money you have ever paid for a haircut (3 Viewers)

[Pantone247]

E16.95

 

[krystal]

WAH WAH WAH

 

[Ed]

hair......cut? why?

 

[Pantone247]

WAH WAH WAH

shut up, I'm still digusted about it, theiving "hairdresser" bastards

I remember old man Frank in drumcondra would only charge you a fiver

and he was always told me I looked like Mick Jagger.... proof if ever was needed that he was totally blind... but still a top barber...

 

[Pantone247]

hair......cut? why?

it's a dad thing Ed

 

[snakybus]

12 euro the other day

but it's pretty damn smooth

 

[egg_]

Probably €20 or so - long hair costs extra to cut, dunno why. Only get it cut once every 6 months or so, so I don't really begrudge it

There's a famous alcoholic barber in Wexford called Denny Reville, must be well into his 70s now and still active. My brothers went to him lately "just for the buzz" and his cutting room is just in a room in his house with a child's swing outside the window - his speciality used to be crewcuts freehand with a cutthroat razor (also nostril hair cutting, whether you liked it or not, he'd grab you by the nose and snip), doesn't do them anymore it seems ... the brothers got charged €5 each and have never gone back

 

[kevin gallen]

40 euro in toni and guy. present from my girlfriend- trying to tell me something i guess- best haircut i ever had though

 

[Ed]

Probably €20 or so - long hair costs extra to cut, dunno why. Only get it cut once every 6 months or so, so I don't really begrudge it

14 bucks in ye olde grafton barber

 

[Latex lizzie]

€50 quid. Sam's on the quays. worth it though..head massage colour the works..cuntish thing to do but I felt great after. I get my mate to shave my head these days..so I'm making up for the indulgence. THis is a mental thread b.t.w.

 

[pete]

a tenner in old money in the merchant barbers, 10th July 1999

i got my money's worth.

 

[LMD64]

€50 quid. Sam's on the quays. worth it though..head massage colour the works..cuntish thing to do but I felt great after. I get my mate to shave my head these days..so I'm making up for the indulgence. THis is a mental thread b.t.w.

bloody hell, €50? which head did you get massaged, the upstairs head or the downstairs head?

me most ever so far has been €12 in the barbers by the Olympia. all that will change when i get rich and famous, and start cultivating a gargantuan poodle perm. my haircuts shall become legend.

 

[Zeelander]

At the risk of sounding like a girl who goes out of her way to not sound like a girl... I can't remember the last time I paid money for a haircut. Punts were still all the rage, I reckon.

 

[Latex lizzie]

The upstairs head. Ur so mauve.

 

[spiritualtramp]

I am awaiting some girl to post about how she paid 150 euro for a full head of highlights or something.

I tend to go to salon de (insert friend with scissors name here), where I get a trim and a good gossip at the same time - all for free!

no hairdresser could tame my curl-tastic hair anyway so I can't see the point in forking out stupid amounts of money in one.

I always wear my hair tied up.

 

[krystal]

I always wear my hair tied up.

So do I due to many hairdressing salon disasters involving fringes, horrid layers etc. Now I get my mother to hack lumps off it every 6 months or so. One of these days I might finally get a haircut that a. suits me and b. I like.

 

[veryslowey]

they are all called Frank

 

[spiritualtramp]

whilst on the subject of hair, I must admit to adoring the johnson and johnson kids shampoos. they smell like sweets and are great if one has hair prone to knots.

 

[Zeelander]

I am awaiting some girl to post about how she paid 150 euro for a full head of highlights or something.

I tend to go to salon de (insert friend with scissors name here), where I get a trim and a good gossip at the same time - all for free!

no hairdresser could tame my curl-tastic hair anyway so I can't see the point in forking out stupid amounts of money in one.

I always wear my hair tied up.

I don't dig hairdressers at all, I either snip at my gruaig myself, or let a scissors-happy mate have at it. It beats squirming under shockingly bright salon lights while someone with a dickhead haircut gives you an equally dickhead haircut. At least when it's a friend cutting your hair you're not afeared to moan "You're making me look like a cunt and you're doing it on purpose."

 

[Daisy's Dukes]

I have a huge deep rooted fear of hairdressers. I say 'just a trim', they seem to hear 'ironic mullet with uneven fringe'. I cut my own now. Much less stressful and none of the 'do you have a boyfriend', 'where you going on holidays' small talk