Tipping for expensive highlights
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Anonymous
This area is very expensive for cosmetic procedures of all kinds. Hair cuts and color, plastic surgery, med spa type services. If you can swing just regular hair color/no highlights, it will bring down the cost a lot. My usual cut and color doubles in price if I add highlights. But I can get cut color and highlights where my family lives in Columbus, Ohio for just a little more than cut and color here. And it’s a nice salon and they do a great job. So maybe book a salon visit when you go visit family elsewhere! |
Anonymous
The people paying have also experienced inflation with nO raises! The services are just going to have to meet in the middle or accept less custom. |
Anonymous
| How does anyone afford this? Jeez |
Anonymous
| Botox is over $1000. No tip to an MD. |
Anonymous
For that price I’d expect 8 hours exclusively on my hair. |
Anonymous
What?!? I just had 42 units today and it was $550. Does your face move at all?!?! Mine is $13 but $15 is the norm. |
Anonymous
I have this aversion to tipping. If Botox wanted a tip I wouldn’t do it. I’m so over these professionals that want tipped nonstop. |
Anonymous
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My longtime stylist moved to a Solon suite a few years ago - great for her, I fully support - but with it she raised prices every single time I went to where my cut and highlights was to $500 (with tip)
To be honest, I’m proud of her for getting to where she can charge her worth but I can’t pay that amount so I went elsewhere. It’s not that much cheaper but I do prefer to be in a full salon and at this price it’s become a luxury and not a necessity as it once was so I at least want the experience of it |