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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have curly hair with different curl types over my head. Havign someone who doesn't understand curly hair cut it results in terrible cuts. I now pay $135 (up from $115 last year) for a dry cut - which is better for curly hair - no shampoo, no styling. I go twice a year. So worth  it. Those cuts last forever because they're well done in the first place and once curly hair is past the shoulders, it's not noticeable when it's been growing for a while. So I get my hair cut 2x/year for, now, $270 plus tips. I'm ok with that. I don't leave the salon sad about the way I look.

But if I had straight hair or short hair that quickly looks sloppy if not trimmed regularly, etc.? I'd be looking for Hair Cuttery Prices. [/quote]
I have chin length curly hair and have had so many bad or inconsistent hair cuts over the years that I've given up on professional stylists.  I now go to Hair Cuttery to get a blunt straight across cut for the length and cut my own curly layers at home.

I have fine, curly, very low density hair and so so many stylists seem to think that thinning shears are the way to go on my hair. I will walk out of the salon where you can see my scalp through my hair and my curls just poof because they have been thinned and will no longer clump. If I go to a curly specialist, they are usually used to denser hair and cut chunky layers that result in see through dangly, scraggly ends.  None of it is good.

It's not about being cheap, but about not wanting to have a terrible haircut for 4-6 mo while the catastrophe on my head grows out only to play the hair stylist lotto again.  [/quote]

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