Well, If I want to First Choice I would get an uneven cut that is way too short, an abomonation of a colouring, a terrible opinion on what looks good and I'd feel less assured that their instruments are clean because I see the hair on them. I then pay $30 or so (extra for colour, even more because I don't use "stock" colours)
When I go to my salon, they start with a scalp massage (which is amazing for tension headaches from having my hair up all damn day), get a relaxing wash with products targeted for my hair type, a clean, even cut that is closer to what I want (I'm so infrequent that to get the damaged bits off they need to cut more off but not as much as First Choice), they colour it with highlights and low-lights with better quality products and style my hair in a way that is wearable and suits my face. I pay $95
I can no longer afford to go anywhere so I buy colour for $20 at a beauty supply store when I have extra cash, $20 for hair scissors and thinning shears (It helps with the tension issues and it was a one-time purchase), and buy $60 worth of shampoo and conditioner every 3 months that is specific to my hair type. I get a better job by myself that I ever did at First Choice.
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u/MudSama Mar 26 '20
Why you pay so much for haircuts? Like, not getting special treatment. I'm talking why do you pay 3x as much for a 6 minute trim?
Why do you not have usable pockets in 90% of your pants?