Which is better, a cut or a dye job?

Jessibelle

Hey ladies,
Due to the floomin r-word, one of the cut backs I'm making is to the baarnet maintenance, and this month it works out that I can either get my hair dyed in the hairdressers or cut. So I could probably do my colour at home with a garnier thing and get a proper cut, or get the dye done properly but I'd need to get like a dry cut at some stage to tidy it all up. Which would ye think would be better, a home dye job and proper cut or a professional dye job and a cheapy cut?
Ta!
Jess

tanyaog2007

check out hairdressing colleges they do cut and colour for abt 30e:)

*littlestar*

Phone the L'Oreal Academy for an appt, they'll cut your hair for free Its located just off Leeson Street btw

carasbars

Jessibelle wrote: »

Hey ladies,
Due to the floomin r-word, one of the cut backs I'm making is to the baarnet maintenance, and this month it works out that I can either get my hair dyed in the hairdressers or cut. So I could probably do my colour at home with a garnier thing and get a proper cut, or get the dye done properly but I'd need to get like a dry cut at some stage to tidy it all up. Which would ye think would be better, a home dye job and proper cut or a professional dye job and a cheapy cut?
Ta!
Jess

it has to be the cut for me :-)

idunnoutellme

alfaparf academy are also looking for models, not sure for what who. you could google them.
check out the prices in this place www.naturellesalon.com
if you get a colour and dry cut in salon it will add up nearly same price as just having a cut with your colour.
If you are seriously strapped for cash i'd recommend getting a good wash cut and blowdry in a salon cos there's nothing worse than a crappy cut no matter what colour your hair is.
I've always got a nice cut in naturelle so i'd recommend them. Personally I'd never go to student hairdressers for a cut altho i've had colour done by a student before and it wasnt bad - was a physically painful experience tho - she was tuggin at my hair hard and pullin it hard when blowdrying my scalp was sore for days. :rolleyes:

Jessibelle

Ta! I would never have thought of a hairdressing college, and that place naturellesalon looks fab! One quick question though, do they do scissor cuts or is it with a blade do you know? I had a blade cut before and unfortnately it didn't suit my hair type that well...

Pythia

If you have a lot of grey then go for the colour.

Redpunto

Hair cut and diy colour - ive never gotten my hair coloured in a salon

idunnoutellme

Jessibelle wrote: »

Ta! I would never have thought of a hairdressing college, and that place naturellesalon looks fab! One quick question though, do they do scissor cuts or is it with a blade do you know? I had a blade cut before and unfortnately it didn't suit my hair type that well...

They use scissors as far as I know. I've never had a blade cut.
Altho now i've googled it and idea is appealing tho hair would look kinda raggedy