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Q: How much do you pay for your haircut?

Curios to see what the different rates are going around China.  Has anyone gotten a haircut over 100 rmb? How about below 50 rmb? 

14 years 17 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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depending on the saloon rate but until now being in china i have paid 5-7-10-20 yuan its getting expensive as the universal used products are also getting expensive. recently i did it for 15 Yuan using the VIP card. Tongue

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8 rmb

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5, 8 rmb

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Those aren't real salons that want to charge you 100

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30 RMB, Yixing. Two different places, same price. Also, not good enough at Chinese to do all the talking about it in Chinese, so these places have at least one person who knows a few English words. I'm not sure if that affects the price or not.

 

Current haircut is sub-optimal, btw.

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60 i think

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6 RMB.

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15 RMB       wash    cut    wash     for over 2 years

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30 RMB....I go to my gf's hairdresser...he does a good job.

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I pay ¥10 @ local barber. Always been perfectly fine for me.

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Although they show you the price,maybe 20 or 30 ,but when foreigners say 5 yuan ,8 yuan ,some of the hairdresser will say “OK”.Bur we local person cannot get a reasonable price.

GuilinRaf:

Really??!! What city is this? Usually they try to double the price with me! When i point out in Chinese what their sigh says, 15 yuan, then they laugh and say "ok" after having told me it was 25 to 30. Maybe I should move there....

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10rmb...it takes all of 10 minutes too. Love that.

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haircut?

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