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Reasonably Priced Hairdresser

fondue · 2013-05-31 17:08:10

I am in between colours at the moment and my hair needs to be trimmed. I don't want to go to the place where I get my colour because a cut on its own is expensive. I'm looking for somewhere for a cut , €30 or under. Is it possible to get a haircut for that price these days or do I need to bite the bullet and pay more? The…

31-05-2013 05:08PM

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fondue

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I am in between colours at the moment and my hair needs to be trimmed. I don't want to go to the place where I get my colour because a cut on its own is expensive. I'm looking for somewhere for a cut , €30 or under. Is it possible to get a haircut for that price these days or do I need to bite the bullet and pay more? The last few times I've gone for a cut I've used a deal but I'd like to find somewhere that I can keep going back to without having to buy deals. I'm based in south west Dublin so anywhere within a reasonable drive or city centre. Thanks.

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#2 02-06-2013 10:20AM

Pandoras Twist

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Hairdressing schools are your only bet for a cut that cheap I think. There's a big thread on them here somewhere but heres a few threads after a quick google

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=59580117

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=59580117

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#3 02-06-2013 12:27PM

gillapino

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Some of the Asian hairdressers or Polish seem to be good value! I've gotten my hair cut many times in there and never had any problems, A good few around Capel St, Parnell Street, North Earl/Talbot Street, Fame on Georges St is also good i've found.

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#4 06-06-2013 08:57PM

Percyxoxo

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fondue wrote: »

I am in between colours at the moment and my hair needs to be trimmed. I don't want to go to the place where I get my colour because a cut on its own is expensive. I'm looking for somewhere for a cut , €30 or under. Is it possible to get a haircut for that price these days or do I need to bite the bullet and pay more? The last few times I've gone for a cut I've used a deal but I'd like to find somewhere that I can keep going back to without having to buy deals. I'm based in south west Dublin so anywhere within a reasonable drive or city centre. Thanks.

Have you looked at the voucher deals websites?they seem to do good cut and treatment deals!

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#5 06-06-2013 09:45PM

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Robert Chambers academy on Liffey St, €23 for a wash/cut/blowdry or if you're a student it's €18

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