Price Of A Bazzer In Cork?

[Happyhonkaman]

Some of us haven't given up on ourselves, I guess, Mange_Y

I'm very well appointed I'll have you know

Cutting your hair every 2-3 weeks is preening, not upkeep

 

[Crisp Sandwich]

I'm very well appointed I'll have you know

Cutting your hair every 2-3 weeks is preening, not upkeep

One man's preen is another man's clean, AwayInDeMange_R.

You should have more respect for yourself.

Next you'll be saying that you only shower every second or third day.

Is that what you're saying?

More. Of. It.

 

[J.R.R. hartley]

Husband has accepted that he's going bald so you can't really go wrong.

Fyp.

 

[SoundMan]

I pay €12 in Bredas on Douglas Street, and always give her €15 as she knows exactly how I want my hair to look, and tbf €12 is too low

Same with the lads at the corner of OllieP and Princes Street.

 

[Hank Scorpio]

I've been to going to the same barber for years. He's very good at what he does and we have as much or as little chat as necessary. The other lads that he employees are all very good too - with one or two exceptions.

A lad that I work with asked me where I go for a haircut, the cost etc. because he needs a new place.

I told him that it was €25 for a haircut (simple fade + snips) and I give the cutter a €5 as a tip.

To be fair it has gone from €15 pre-pandemic to €18 afterwards and then from €20 to €25 pretty quickly but I assumed that this was across the board.

My young colleague told me that I'm being robbed.

Is he right?

I mean, like everything else, there are shit barbers who are probably cheaper but I'd prefer to pay so that I don't look like Helen Keller took up the scissors.

The last haircut I got was in Dingle. Was 15 euro. Left a fiver tip.


#TrueStory

 

[fed up]

Same with the lads at the corner of OllieP and Princes Street.

 

[Corks finest]

Glad u raised it, Grafton barbers 2 weeks back, Charged e20 When I checked the till as he put it through twas e23
Second last time I nearly got a happy ending off one of them,
Massage the head shite and all that- told him ,( dry cut- Mon morning- quiettttttt Rip off,
Lovely guy in N main st just past the pub, e15 Great cut - no bullshit Gave him e20 obviously

 

[Corks finest]

I've been to going to the same barber for years. He's very good at what he does and we have as much or as little chat as necessary. The other lads that he employees are all very good too - with one or two exceptions.

A lad that I work with asked me where I go for a haircut, the cost etc. because he needs a new place.

I told him that it was €25 for a haircut (simple fade + snips) and I give the cutter a €5 as a tip.

To be fair it has gone from €15 pre-pandemic to €18 afterwards and then from €20 to €25 pretty quickly but I assumed that this was across the board.

My young colleague told me that I'm being robbed.

Is he right?

I mean, like everything else, there are shit barbers who are probably cheaper but I'd prefer to pay so that I don't look like Helen Keller took up the scissors.

Rip off

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Do any Cork barbers offer a head/shoulder massage?

I'd imagine the fancy place on North Main Street does but that place is off the charts expensive.

 

[TheEarlofPearl]

I'm a balding bollocks, so I just go with a shave (4 on top & 2 at back and sides) for a mere tenner.