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robii

18857 posts since 8/9/06

17 Jul 2011 21:50

Hello World wrote: I paid over £100 once because I had my hair analysed by the redken computer system, that was years ago. (Already mentioned this in this thread)

Were the products the computer recommended any use?

Hello World
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12174 posts since 7/3/05

17 Jul 2011 21:59

well after the computer analyses it the hairdresser applied some "serums" for a one off treatment (inc in the £100 price with a wash / cut / blowdry)

The redken stuff (like a green bottle set) was very good, I do suffer from frizzy hair and it fixed it up nicely.

The aesop stuff is having the same results, hair is very clean (squeaky) ultra soft, no frizz, that costs £28, redken is around £9 to 10.

You can burn money on all this stuff, but in my mind I like to risk or gamble small amounts of money on trying products which "could" improve hair / face etc. Why not?

I am curious about these things and enjoy the experimentation on brand / quality / results / price.

deuce

14149 posts since 21/1/08

18 Jul 2011 00:07

Jordan wrote:

Noble Locks wrote: 12 quid in funky follicles ricky, i lay down a brown and a blue and duss.

that cockney for doing a poo?

thought that was well funny

Noble Locks
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66963 posts since 10/7/03

18 Jul 2011 00:08

you would…..you got any blue in youre shit then?

deuce

14149 posts since 21/1/08

18 Jul 2011 00:15

no…

no word of a lie, just sat here proper pissing myself at that, simple minds hey

schtoop

13045 posts since 9/4/07

18 Jul 2011 00:35

Noble Locks wrote: 12 quid in funky follicles ricky, i lay down a brown and a blue and duss.

thought you just put your head out of the car window?

Noble Locks
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66963 posts since 10/7/03

18 Jul 2011 00:37

i do, but you get the wispy sticky bits out the sides after a couple of weeks innit

phikz

3156 posts since 14/4/09

18 Jul 2011 02:22

10 quid for a trim & shave at my barbers. Black barbers though that is. My mom's a hairdresser actually, not at rape prices though csb.

Sleuth

5376 posts since 12/9/04

18 Jul 2011 11:56

Master wrote: i pay £40 for mine, do feel its exp but i can justify it as they listen and cut how i want it.

Just like my hair dresser who charges me £17…

deuce

14149 posts since 21/1/08

18 Jul 2011 11:59

i'll join in too. think mine is about £27? headmasters, brrrrrrrrrap

unCouth

6883 posts since 3/11/07

18 Jul 2011 12:45

I've never paid for a hair cut.

LFC

5968 posts since 14/6/11

18 Jul 2011 12:55

I haven't cut my hair since 23rd December, going for the Andy Carroll obviously.

schtoop

13045 posts since 9/4/07

18 Jul 2011 13:19

my friend who cuts mine is going travelling in feb… bricking it

Sebastian17
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2040 posts since 23/8/10

18 Jul 2011 13:43

I pretty much get my haircut at a different place everytime. I find you get what you pay for really, best haircuts I've had I've paid £40 for.

Noble Locks
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66963 posts since 10/7/03

18 Jul 2011 13:43

schtoop wrote: my friend who cuts mine is going travelling in feb… bricking it

gutted mate. shes got your head down to a tee.
you in trouble bruv.

morning mist
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3639 posts since 29/5/05

18 Jul 2011 14:38

I_Love_LFC wrote: I haven't cut my hair since 23rd December, going for the Andy Carroll obviously.

stay strong.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXenEK0h6qg

CovOne

8652 posts since 17/8/04

18 Jul 2011 19:02

Usually pay £9, but the last 2 times through being in a rush i have been down the road to middle eastern Mehdi and he gives a little head massage, cut and a alcohol rub finish (no BJ) for a £5

csb.