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22-06-2012 2:34pm#1
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Go to Peter Mark myself and I must say they are very professional always sit you down and go through the style you want offer and advise you on what would look best,also OP if you have any style in mind just bring a picture I find this works best,
and they're not too expensive ,23 euro costs me but that's including a wash,condition and a serum she put's on it to make it less frizzy.
Anyways good luck OP
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Go to Peter Mark myself and I must say they are very professional always sit you down and go through the style you want offer and advise you on what would look best,also OP if you have any style in mind just bring a picture I find this works best,
and they're not too expensive ,23 euro costs me but that's including a wash,condition and a serum she put's on it to make it less frizzy.
Anyways good luck OP
€23 is way too expensive for a haircut. What is special about their cut that gives them reason to charge so much? Sure you can wash your hair at home. You don't need to go to hairdressing college to learn how to do that.
You could probably go there for a once off, just to see what they say. If you like it then take a picture of the cut and try to write down a few specifics about it. Then find another, cheaper shop for your next cut and bring in the picture and tell them what you want done to it. No need to spend more than a tenner on it all.0 -
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He probably gets it cut by his missis as he's too cool to visit a salon.Why would guys need a stylist,what happened to the day when our heroes were the likes of Characters portrayed by Clint Eastwood,Robert Mitchum and John Wayne not some ponce of x factor or Justin beiber.
Yea, I'm sure Clint Eastwood goes for the 8 euro barber cut, right enough. :rolleyes:
Seriously though no wonder these shops have such big windows 23 euro for a male haircut it's laughable.0 -
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It's a 13 euro difference,as I said I can't but laugh that people still buy into the fact that because your paying more you must be getting a better cut.
If you genuinely think that there is no difference between a 10 euro haircut or whatever you pay and a 23 euro one then I can only guess that you've never actually paid 23 euro for one to be able to see the difference.Everything is wrong with a guy paying 23 euro for a haircut when you can get a perfectly good haircut for under a tenner,fools and their money are easily parted I guess.
I go to a salon or a barber whatever is cheaper,where I draw the line is being a male and following a celebrity trend for my haircut followed by a list of products added to my hair all of which are not needed.
I don't buy into this nonsense and get a kick out of suckers paying over the top for a haircut and thinking they are getting a better one because the salon has nice flowers at reception and the stylists use a lot of buzz words to dazzle their clients and make them feel special for 30 mins,if that's what you need from a haircut then I believe your the one carrying the torch of insecurity.
It's nothing to do with flowers at reception or buzzwords.
It's a better cut. If people are happy to pay for a better cut, who are you to judge?
Not true at all but if your happy to keep paying over tge odds for your haircut then keep on doing it,I have some magic beans on sale too if your interested.0 -
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