Color Prices @ Hair Salon.

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Nahomi L.

Feb 21, 2013

Nahomi L.

I recently went blonde again but I wanna go platinum. how much do you normally charge or get charged at a hair salon? what prices would you NOT pay/charge?

Stephanie D.

Feb 21, 2013

Stephanie D.

It really depends on what salon you go to, which stylist does it, and how much effort the process is going to take.

I would expect that in your case, you are not going to get out for under $100.

As a side note, getting your hair to a true platinum is NOT going to be easy - if it's even possible at all - and it would severely damage your hair. I would not recommend doing it. You're much better off with extensions, IMO.

Natalie T.

Feb 21, 2013

Natalie T.

I have only used two different salons while my hair has been platinum blonde (on and off for the past 11-12 years) and they are on complete opposite sides of the spectrum, price-wise. I would pay ANYTHING for someone to do my hair correctly, with minimal damage. Quality and trust is absolutely priceless when it comes to hair-in my opinion.

Growing up (in the North) my parents would pay between $300-$400 to touch up my platinum roots and tone my hair.

Now I go to a salon (in the South) where the owner/master stylist (who is a friend of mine) charges me about $100 give or take, to touch up my roots because I do my own toning at home.

I still can't believe how little I pay right now... I don't think that happens very often! And honestly, I think the man who does my hair now is keeping it in MUCH better condition than the expensive salon that I went to for over a decade and paid a ton for!


Go get consultations! It took me a lot of consultations to find a new stylist I trusted no matter what the price was.

Nahomi L.

Feb 21, 2013

Nahomi L.

Whoaaaaaa baby! LOL thanks!

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