Zippos circus - most cost effective way to get tickets?
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I went last week and would recommend. I was very happy to see pricing based on hair length and especially a fringe trim price. I live nearby and don’t need it fully styled / blown out after a cut (curly so usually prefer to do it myself) so I like that it is variable pricing in that way. -
By teddyboy23 · Posted
Memes top of lordship haircut shampoo blow dry about £25 dulwich barbers hair cut about£22 jazzes haircut about £26 -
Re Day One, £52 for a short hair cut (cut & styling) and £72 for a long hair cut (cut & styling) which I believe is below the ears. £38 for a blow dry which doesn’t appear to be included in the cut price as it’s not mentioned. £15 for a fringe tidy. I remember being startled to be charged separately for a blow dry by the salon that used to be in Melbourne Grove but is now closed down. I was asked if I wanted a blow dry after the cut and highlights and said yes, but wasn’t told that I would be charged separately. Only found out when I went to pay the bill. Was offered a voucher on a further appointment. De.Salon which used to be Cut-Throat in Peckham (Choumert Rd and Brixton) charge from £45 for a Short haircut that finishes by the ears. They charge from £40 for any haircut that finishes below the jawline. Their prices include a blow dry. But if you have thick hair they charge an extra £15 for every additional 15 minutes for cutting. I had my hair cut there before the name change. I don’t understand the from part of the price. Had a look at the Blue Tit pricing which is very complicated. They charge depending on the stylist’s experience. Crab Salad in Peckham - short hair cut above the ear - from £69. Long hair Cut below the ear from £80. Blow dry not mentioned as being included in the cut but is priced at £55 I noticed that Kuki charge different prices for men and women. Doesn’t seem right if a woman has short hair and a man has long hair. I used to go to a great salon in NW London that charged the same price for men and women and stopped going when they upped their prices for women. -
By LondonFermentation · Posted
BIAB is supposed to be less damaging to the nails than Shellac. It stands for Builder in a Bottle.
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