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Re: So Mrs O ....

Postby Kaz » 15 Jan 2015, 17:05

:shock: Ossie that's an atrocious price for a dry cut :? I pay £14.50 for a dry cut in Supercuts, and like Jo's they style it afterwards! It is twice that, £29.50 for a wash cut and blowdry :?

Besides those basins where you go right back over the basin hurt my neck, and I'm not convinced that isn't what caused my funny turn last May with my eyesight etc - there have been cases of people having funny turns after using those basins, as they can damage the neck and cause a problem with blood flow. It's called Beauty Parlour Syndrome :? My first one was only a couple of hours after having my hair done, and she was rough with my neck that time :? I only had one more 'bad' one after that, several weeks later and again my neck was hurting that day :?
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Re: So Mrs O ....

Postby saundra » 15 Jan 2015, 17:12

I don't like those basins either kaz
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Re: So Mrs O ....

Postby JoM » 15 Jan 2015, 19:05

I don't like them either. The last time I had a wash, cut and blow dry was nearly 6 years ago when I had my hair cut short from a shoulder length bob. That was around £25 back then, same salon (although it moved) that I use now but a different owner - the new owner isn't flying off to the Caribbean every few months :lol:

Ossie, I did wonder if it was because it was a bit posh up your way ;)
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Re: So Mrs O ....

Postby Aggers » 15 Jan 2015, 19:14

I'm surprised that some of these hairdressers are still in business.

So many women today just seem to let their hair keep getting longer and longer,
all in the name of fashion, I suppose.

Many men are the same, I must admit.
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Re: So Mrs O ....

Postby Kaz » 15 Jan 2015, 20:10

I'm growing mine at the moment, so it can be worn up to suit the style of dress I've bought for the wedding in Cyprus, so haven't had mine cut since early September :shock: It's the longest I've had it in years!
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Re: So Mrs O ....

Postby Aggers » 15 Jan 2015, 22:36

That reminds me - mine could to with a "short back and sides". :shock:
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Re: So Mrs O ....

Postby debih » 15 Jan 2015, 22:44

Girls had their hair cut this afternoon.

2 x dry trims = £26.
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Re: So Mrs O ....

Postby debih » 15 Jan 2015, 22:45

I I've having my hair washed at the hairdressers.

The thing I don't like is sitting for so long - my bum always goes numb!
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Re: So Mrs O ....

Postby tonicha » 15 Jan 2015, 22:45

Grumpy cuts my hair - I just have to put up with him moaning that it's got a kink in it :shock: :shock
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Re: So Mrs O ....

Postby JoM » 16 Jan 2015, 12:43

debih wrote:Girls had their hair cut this afternoon.

2 x dry trims = £26.


There's only me who pays for haircuts in our house, I cut Tom's, Joe's and John's (although his is a job that's getting quicker and quicker to do :P )
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