how much for a haircut?
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I paid for a clipper set, and the wife cuts my hair - so zero cost per cut after the initial purchase.
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Mr BS pays $50, which was a surprise. I might have to cut his grooming allowance.
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I use a cheap swivel head disposable razor which costs about $1 at Coles. Very cheap.
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Are we talking Oz? Like all things in Oz prices can vary wildly. I pay 15. Though you can pay 50 if you want.
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My husband is bald so pays $0. Me? I make up for him and pay about $140 every 8 weeks - but that includes covering the grey.
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$20 but know where I can get a bad on for $10. Along the haircut lines one observation i've made about Australians in general is that they don't seem to go bald quite so much as the British, is there a particular reason why? You don't see many Aussie guys with a helipad, yet every 2nd bloke in England was bald from memory. Most of the bald guys I come across here are expats. It must be something to do with the sun. I don't believe it to be limited to just "English" people as I remember a lot of Jamaican/Indian descent UK men who were bald too.
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$20 but know where I can get a bad on for $10. Along the haircut lines one observation i've made about Australians in general is that they don't seem to go bald quite so much as the British, is there a particular reason why? You don't see many Aussie guys with a helipad, yet every 2nd bloke in England was bald from memory. Most of the bald guys I come across here are expats. It must be something to do with the sun. I don't believe it to be limited to just "English" people as I remember a lot of Jamaican/Indian descent UK men who were bald too.
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Usually around $20......and I often leave a tip as well




