EssexFreelance
Well-Known Member
I’m a freelance hairdresser and fairly happy with my pricing. I researched in the area and say my pricing is higher end- I’ve been hairdressing a long time and have good experience and attends regular training.
My haircuts are £25 which I would say mostly people are £15-20. The reason being is I didn’t want to be goi round do low price haircuts.
If someone had a colour it’s £25 on top of the price.
I notice some people include a cut into the colour price but what if they don’t what the cut? I prefer to keep separate.
I booked a client in for a colour and then she said she would add a trim- so I re quoted- she said o I’ll just have Colour. Which I responded ok - (I’m not going to discount).
When I think about it it does make me annoyed - what is she going to do? Get another hairdresser to do it for £5-10 less? A salon wouldn’t be cheaper. Why don’t people see the value in a cut ? I spend a few thousand year on year on training so refuse to de value my service but I can’t get over the trim brigade who think I should do it for pennies.
My haircuts are £25 which I would say mostly people are £15-20. The reason being is I didn’t want to be goi round do low price haircuts.
If someone had a colour it’s £25 on top of the price.
I notice some people include a cut into the colour price but what if they don’t what the cut? I prefer to keep separate.
I booked a client in for a colour and then she said she would add a trim- so I re quoted- she said o I’ll just have Colour. Which I responded ok - (I’m not going to discount).
When I think about it it does make me annoyed - what is she going to do? Get another hairdresser to do it for £5-10 less? A salon wouldn’t be cheaper. Why don’t people see the value in a cut ? I spend a few thousand year on year on training so refuse to de value my service but I can’t get over the trim brigade who think I should do it for pennies.
