Price is actually pretty darned good for a double bleaching and color from black. With all the other things you get that add to the experience. Worth the price for sure.
I honestly don’t understand tipping for things like haircuts 😭 idk if a hairdresser can educate me but I don’t understand the point in tipping for a haircut/dying or a tattoo cause most places already charge so much for those services. That’s just my opinion though, I always tip regardless even if I feel the service was inadequate cause I feel it’d be rude not to.
As far as their job quality match the price is not a problem. I have paid expensive hairdressers in Switzerland and the quality was low. The color looks nice on you.
And here in Greece 100€ is considered a lot for a hair salon. And there's me bleaching my hair twice and dying it blonde at a good hair salon with 90€. Maybe I shouldn't complain🥲
Yeah it depends on the salon and location, but basic bleaching on dyed hair with no color correcting will run you $300-$400 plus tip. If you color correct (tone, dye etc) and get it styled/cut, you're looking at sessions worth of time which will run you about $400 each time. Depends on the hair, but some need three sessions. This is why I learned to do my own hair lmao I only get cuts now.
Where in europe because i live in romania/bucharest(who is not even at the level of western europe ) and it was 350 euros for my hair at an ok salon. And that was before the insane price increases. Thank god i stopped coloring my hair 2 years ago.
I have these essential oils, they're so nice(idk why I felt the urge to share this but it was exciting to have something in common with a hair salon in Seoul for some reason)
Just 400$ 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 I any American salon be wanting to charge 300 for one session of 8hrs and still say it will need another one if the hair is dark 💀😭😭😭
Tipping is cultural. Its not really a thing outside of the US and can be seen as rude. This creator seems like she knows to tip in the US (yay!) but respects Korean culture and does not tip as to not offend.
It isn’t that tipping is not allowed, it just isn’t customary. I always tip anyway bc I’m from a tipping culture and I generally find that Korea is cheaper and more thorough so If I want to tip, I tip.
