I can’t afford but I would pay for this to get this. Credit card..borrow from brother..mother…❤❤❤ it’s beautiful. To bobby hair studio-I wish I was in your area but I don’t think we are even in the same country. Where are you?? I’m somewhere in the Middle East…UAE.
i've been hearing how stylists are making over 6 figures a year. i'm starting to see how now 😅 especially if you do extensions! it can be well over 1k for the hair and to install! and especially that sure way of knowing they'll come back every 6 weeks. i've always wanted to do hair and now i'm rly starting to think about it 😬
That would cost around £75 pound in my salon . But that’s because I’m in the UK and things like hair tend to be a lot lower on price than compared to across the pond . The hair looks lovely, so shiny and healthy and am sure the client was over the moon with it ❤❤❤ another great transformation ❤❤
@@lauraluna337 it’s so cheap over here to get hair done, it usually takes around 5-6 hours to do my platinum blonde roots with treatment and toner and it’s £75 pound that price also includes a cut and blow dry. I go to get my roots done every 4 weeks. I also go to get a wash and blow once or twice a week as it costs £12 pound . I can understand now why there are so many videos on UA-cam of people doing there own bleaching or there own hair colouring as it’s so so expensive in the US and Canada . Tbh if it was the same price as it is over there I wouldn’t be able to afford it. I think salon supplies must be a lot cheaper than in other countries. Xxx
@@lauraluna337Honestly probably depends on where you get supplies. I'm not a professional so I just go to Sally's, but you can get good quality bleach thats WAY cheaper. I could probably get 5 or 6 bowls FULL bowls of bleach for $30 (I'm sure you could get more if you get some of the cheaper/simpler lighteners too).
I base my prices on time & how much product I use... $30 for an extra bowl of bleach seems pretty expensive on top of your base price shes already charging for extra long hair. I usually discount my prices when multiple services are added instead of everything "a la carte". I also think a root melt was unnecessary given the level of her natural base. Root melts given for a highlighted only service are imo only to cover up mistakes (hot roots, bleeds etc) .. But hey..more power to her if she can charge this rate...her prices are nothing compared to some California stylists who charge $2k and up...(usually an 8+hr service tho). And of course location & who you work for are other reasons for price flux.
I've never gotten a free haircut with my highlights. A few times they've overlapped some prior highlighted areas and damaged the ends a bit, so they trimmed a little off the bottom without charging me, but other than that I've always paid for a haircut if I get it done the same day. A few salons I've been to over the years actually charged extra for toning as well. Which seemed asinine to me... so I asked why they don't just increase the price of lightening services so that it's included (since 95% of lightening services need some form of toning to look good). The stylist was super honest with me and said 1. We do have a few customers who have a favorite toner (most likely T18 lol) and prefer to do it at home. 2. But mostly we do it because when new customers are searching online for a salon (comparing reviews and pricing), they see our photo gallery of beautiful blonde clients AND notice that our price for highlights are about $50 less expensive than other salons...so it gets them in the door!! Sometimes those new customers get a little aggravated when I ask if they would like any toning done as I'm taking out their foils- BUT as long as I do MY job well and they leave feeling beautiful and loving their hair, they keep coming back. Because at the end of the day, our final price is similar to other salons so they aren't actually spending a lot more - but it gets us new clients we might not have otherwise gotten.
Every salon is different. Most salons I know of do not include any colour, and that would just be the service charge. But for a full head we include 3 bowls of lightener and 1 bowl of toner.
😮 i'm in the UK and have recently started on the journey back to being a Blondie. I was a bright red and before Christmas had it stripped which took two bleach washes. I then had multiple hair treatments in between the bleach washes and my new colours. I had a full head of highlights as well as a brown base colour. I had Olaplex each time too as well as a toner after my highlights. I then had a cut and style and I was given a treatment to take home for four washes, this cost me £98 and took two days.
Try doing this work & then the WHY . No one is making the client have this service done . You clearly have zero idea of the industry & if you do , your rudeness makes you worse
@@emmagoulter3122 I am a hairdresser its a totaly RIP OFF 30 dollars for ONE bowl of BLEACH?? AN ENTIRE BOTTLE OF LIGHTENER will be like 10 dollars and it will like last you maybe 30 heads of full foils!
So may judgy people, for those who don’t know, British Columbia is like the California of Canada, very expensive to live there. Also things like this take HOURS as well as tons of products. 🙄 People complain about not being paid enough and then complain when people are good at what they do and are trying to make a living off of it.
Very true!! In BC for the last year, our gas has been priced at $2+ per litre (for the Americans out there, that makes it between $8-10 per gallon) our housing market is insane (a townhouse is between $800,000-1,200,000) never mind the detached homes. And we get taxes on taxes on taxes over here. It's an extremely expensive place to live and my salon charges on the lower end for services.
Your prices are cheaper than most I’ve seen tbh , and I know that’s based off of location and a couple of other things as well . I just knew for sure you were gonna say at least $700 + lol . Great work
A lot of blondes are shying away from the super cool/ashy tones now. Myself included. Going for a more creamy pearl blonde actually makes my hair look lighter, so much brighter, shinier, and looks better with my skintone. I've gotten a lot of compliments after switching.
They probably don't use a "bottle" of lightener. They probably buy a bag or a tin (with bag inside) of lightener. It then needs a bottle of developer to mix with it. Which would be much more than $15 for those products. But regardless, if the extra bowl weaved, foiled, and applied the lightener itself - They would probably only charge the actual cost of the extra product. Sadly, it doesn't. So it's extra product, which means extra work, which means extra time. I think sometimes we can forget that this is their job/income. For anyone paid hourly, if they got an extra shipment in that needed to be stocked that day...the employee isn't going to say "my 8 hour shift just ended, so you don't have to pay me for this extra hour of work...go ahead and clock me out." Just to give an analogy. It isn't just about the price of the product, you also have to add the extra work and time spent getting the extra bowl on the hair.
@@kellydupree6710 I am a hairdresser. Please stop a whole bottle of developer with lightening powder is like 25 dollars thirty max. YES I KNOW HOW TO MIX PRE LIGHTENER its A COMPLETE RIP OFF...NO IT DOESNT MEAN EXTRA WORK .. if you do bayalage you are obv going to use LESS foils but more lightener. its LESS work also with a bleach tint you will use WAY more lightener than foils but its way way LESS work. I KNOW WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT ITS A RIP OFF. Also that isnt how stylists are paid. They dont get paid per hr for diff types of work. They rent their chair and that is it. The salon doesnt pay a stylist per hr like that. Please stop talking about stuff you dont understand. 30 dollars per bowl ON top of what you are charging for the WORK of foiling like she listed the prices here ..is A RIP OFF .. a full head of highlights is a full head of highlights whether you use one bowl or three .. it really doesnt make a diff its the FOILING that is the work now if you said well i put in 50 foils that is 200 and 70 that is 220 dollars and 100 foils is 260 dollars THAT would make sense because to foil 100 foils is WAY more work than 50 foils! The amount of bowls you use doesnt make any difference in the workload! If can mean the hairdresser just likes to saturate the hair more than another hairdresser which is preference. The amount of WORK For highlights is how many foils and how thin or thick they are. I can use two bowls or three and it wouldnt really make much of a difference ... in fact MORE bleach can make the job easier and FASTER as you saturate each section and dont have to weave it so finely...using less bleach can make it a much harder job to do and can take longer.
Where are you located? I think pricing is slightly lower in smaller cities but a lot of people do undercharge. Doing hair is harder work than people think it is!!
Sounds like a fair price to me considering all that was done. A full head of foils is A LOT of work. I got out of the hair industry because of the fear of failing. I didn’t last a year. This looks absolutely amazing, you are very talented.
I believe you lost out on over $200. When it comes to lightening services, there should be a price point for long and extra long hair regarding if their hair type in fine. The toner should not be included in the service. It is a color application and you should be compensated for your time and expertise. The root smudge is priced fairly low. It is still considered a color. It should be priced as a color service because it is product being used. Lastly, the haircut is also priced low. For the client’s length and density, it will require technique. I’m sure you used layering and face-framing to complete the look. Overall, your price point is moderate; however, your time is your time and your expertise should match your price.
I appreciate that! I would love to be able to charge more but during this recession, I’m trying to find a balance between fair for me and fair for clients! I do believe my work is worth more, and maybe once day this recession will end and I’ll be comfortable with charging that.
It looks beautiful! But with the price of everything else up so high, I personally, don't know anybody who could afford it. 😟
I can’t afford but I would pay for this to get this. Credit card..borrow from brother..mother…❤❤❤ it’s beautiful. To bobby hair studio-I wish I was in your area but I don’t think we are even in the same country. Where are you?? I’m somewhere in the Middle East…UAE.
Her hair looks fantastic! However, I’m so glad I stopped dying my hair years ago because of the price.
Darn!! I should have done hair.
Absolutely
Very nice! Also love the price breakdown.
Could never charge those prices in a salon in the UK. I wish 😮
For me, I cannot pay that. It is beautiful! I get partial highlights, cut and style for $165.
Understandable. Usually a stylist can do something in your price range.
Wow. I am so shocked at the price in US Salons. The price here in the UK is only between £60 - £100 (at the most!) 76$ 128$
Yeahhh I’ve been paying that and not receiving anything near this result. Thank you for the transparency
depends on your area. not every stylists expenses are the same
i've been hearing how stylists are making over 6 figures a year. i'm starting to see how now 😅 especially if you do extensions! it can be well over 1k for the hair and to install! and especially that sure way of knowing they'll come back every 6 weeks. i've always wanted to do hair and now i'm rly starting to think about it 😬
Haircut 60? Wow
60 is a minimum hair cut where I live (and I don't live in a fancy city). It is why I only go 1 time per year.
Love to see one being capable and transparent with there work! Great Job!🎉 👏
Wow I can't afford that 😮 looks pretty though
That would cost around £75 pound in my salon . But that’s because I’m in the UK and things like hair tend to be a lot lower on price than compared to across the pond . The hair looks lovely, so shiny and healthy and am sure the client was over the moon with it ❤❤❤ another great transformation ❤❤
Doesn't that barely cover the cost of supplies? I spent $80 on the stuff to do my own balayage from Sally.
@@lauraluna337 it’s so cheap over here to get hair done, it usually takes around 5-6 hours to do my platinum blonde roots with treatment and toner and it’s £75 pound that price also includes a cut and blow dry. I go to get my roots done every 4 weeks. I also go to get a wash and blow once or twice a week as it costs £12 pound . I can understand now why there are so many videos on UA-cam of people doing there own bleaching or there own hair colouring as it’s so so expensive in the US and Canada . Tbh if it was the same price as it is over there I wouldn’t be able to afford it. I think salon supplies must be a lot cheaper than in other countries. Xxx
@@lauraluna337 hope your hair looks amazing 🤩 am sure it will be stunning 😍 xxx
@@lauraluna337Honestly probably depends on where you get supplies. I'm not a professional so I just go to Sally's, but you can get good quality bleach thats WAY cheaper. I could probably get 5 or 6 bowls FULL bowls of bleach for $30 (I'm sure you could get more if you get some of the cheaper/simpler lighteners too).
WOW in ireland it costs me around 250/300 euros that is CRAZY but ireland is way more expensive for most things than the uk
Wow...im way under charging...I would have charged half that
That means she is overcharging.
No, she is overcharging. It’s actually ridiculous! Don’t get greedy, stay fare.
I base my prices on time & how much product I use... $30 for an extra bowl of bleach seems pretty expensive on top of your base price shes already charging for extra long hair. I usually discount my prices when multiple services are added instead of everything "a la carte". I also think a root melt was unnecessary given the level of her natural base. Root melts given for a highlighted only service are imo only to cover up mistakes (hot roots, bleeds etc) .. But hey..more power to her if she can charge this rate...her prices are nothing compared to some California stylists who charge $2k and up...(usually an 8+hr service tho). And of course location & who you work for are other reasons for price flux.
Beautiful!! How much time did that take?? Did you use olaplex?
That’s a bargain compared to some work I’ve seen on social media
That's 700 bucks here in Australia..
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You don't do a free cut with your dye jobs?
No, we do discount the cut $10 off but we don’t do a free cut with colour work
Why should the hair cut be free ? It’s another service that should be paid for
I've never gotten a free haircut with my highlights. A few times they've overlapped some prior highlighted areas and damaged the ends a bit, so they trimmed a little off the bottom without charging me, but other than that I've always paid for a haircut if I get it done the same day. A few salons I've been to over the years actually charged extra for toning as well. Which seemed asinine to me... so I asked why they don't just increase the price of lightening services so that it's included (since 95% of lightening services need some form of toning to look good). The stylist was super honest with me and said 1. We do have a few customers who have a favorite toner (most likely T18 lol) and prefer to do it at home. 2. But mostly we do it because when new customers are searching online for a salon (comparing reviews and pricing), they see our photo gallery of beautiful blonde clients AND notice that our price for highlights are about $50 less expensive than other salons...so it gets them in the door!! Sometimes those new customers get a little aggravated when I ask if they would like any toning done as I'm taking out their foils- BUT as long as I do MY job well and they leave feeling beautiful and loving their hair, they keep coming back. Because at the end of the day, our final price is similar to other salons so they aren't actually spending a lot more - but it gets us new clients we might not have otherwise gotten.
I get a full head of highlights with foils & a cut & blow dry all for £65 in the UK & they do a brilliant job. I wouldn't pay those prices
no way it costs me 250 /300 in ireland (dublin ) for all that.
How many bowls of bleach is considered “included” with the service. Like when does it become the bowls they pay extra for
Every salon is different. Most salons I know of do not include any colour, and that would just be the service charge. But for a full head we include 3 bowls of lightener and 1 bowl of toner.
How long did it take???
😮 i'm in the UK and have recently started on the journey back to being a Blondie. I was a bright red and before Christmas had it stripped which took two bleach washes. I then had multiple hair treatments in between the bleach washes and my new colours. I had a full head of highlights as well as a brown base colour. I had Olaplex each time too as well as a toner after my highlights. I then had a cut and style and I was given a treatment to take home for four washes, this cost me £98 and took two days.
I have the same long
Worth every penny! 😍
I payed 70£ for balayage like this with masks and cut inc, slightly shorter hair😂 i am shocked with price....
I love the color I want one for me 👍👌😘❤️
Idk if it's just my screen, but I'm seeing strange lavender tones mainly on the left side of the back of her hair?
Damn I need to raise my prices! Beautiful work!
Please don’t get greedy. Those prices are ridiculous.
Charge your worth!!
Absolute rip off!! Those prices are insane.
Try doing this work & then the WHY . No one is making the client have this service done . You clearly have zero idea of the industry & if you do , your rudeness makes you worse
@@emmagoulter3122 I am a hairdresser its a totaly RIP OFF 30 dollars for ONE bowl of BLEACH?? AN ENTIRE BOTTLE OF LIGHTENER will be like 10 dollars and it will like last you maybe 30 heads of full foils!
@@emmagoulter3122Those prices are insane!
You do beautiful hair.. it shows..
Oh thank you!
So may judgy people, for those who don’t know, British Columbia is like the California of Canada, very expensive to live there. Also things like this take HOURS as well as tons of products.
🙄 People complain about not being paid enough and then complain when people are good at what they do and are trying to make a living off of it.
Very true!! In BC for the last year, our gas has been priced at $2+ per litre (for the Americans out there, that makes it between $8-10 per gallon) our housing market is insane (a townhouse is between $800,000-1,200,000) never mind the detached homes. And we get taxes on taxes on taxes over here. It's an extremely expensive place to live and my salon charges on the lower end for services.
Her before is really pretty also
Your prices are cheaper than most I’ve seen tbh , and I know that’s based off of location and a couple of other things as well . I just knew for sure you were gonna say at least $700 + lol . Great work
So many different opinions here!
I see a lot of yellow still so did you just bleach the top? That bleach job was expensive and already seems lightened 😅
A lot of blondes are shying away from the super cool/ashy tones now. Myself included. Going for a more creamy pearl blonde actually makes my hair look lighter, so much brighter, shinier, and looks better with my skintone. I've gotten a lot of compliments after switching.
@@kellydupree6710 I know what I’m saying is I feel the client over paid for the job that was done
you charge THIRTY DOLLARS FOR A BOWL OF LIGHTENER?? A WHOLE BOTTLE IS LIKE 15 ! RIP OFF
You’re not only paying for the product (which is not $15 per bottle, btw.) you’re paying for the stylists time to apply the extra product.
They probably don't use a "bottle" of lightener. They probably buy a bag or a tin (with bag inside) of lightener. It then needs a bottle of developer to mix with it. Which would be much more than $15 for those products. But regardless, if the extra bowl weaved, foiled, and applied the lightener itself - They would probably only charge the actual cost of the extra product. Sadly, it doesn't. So it's extra product, which means extra work, which means extra time. I think sometimes we can forget that this is their job/income. For anyone paid hourly, if they got an extra shipment in that needed to be stocked that day...the employee isn't going to say "my 8 hour shift just ended, so you don't have to pay me for this extra hour of work...go ahead and clock me out." Just to give an analogy. It isn't just about the price of the product, you also have to add the extra work and time spent getting the extra bowl on the hair.
@@kellydupree6710 I am a hairdresser. Please stop a whole bottle of developer with lightening powder is like 25 dollars thirty max. YES I KNOW HOW TO MIX PRE LIGHTENER its A COMPLETE RIP OFF...NO IT DOESNT MEAN EXTRA WORK .. if you do bayalage you are obv going to use LESS foils but more lightener. its LESS work also with a bleach tint you will use WAY more lightener than foils but its way way LESS work. I KNOW WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT ITS A RIP OFF. Also that isnt how stylists are paid. They dont get paid per hr for diff types of work. They rent their chair and that is it. The salon doesnt pay a stylist per hr like that. Please stop talking about stuff you dont understand. 30 dollars per bowl ON top of what you are charging for the WORK of foiling like she listed the prices here ..is A RIP OFF .. a full head of highlights is a full head of highlights whether you use one bowl or three .. it really doesnt make a diff its the FOILING that is the work now if you said well i put in 50 foils that is 200 and 70 that is 220 dollars and 100 foils is 260 dollars THAT would make sense because to foil 100 foils is WAY more work than 50 foils! The amount of bowls you use doesnt make any difference in the workload! If can mean the hairdresser just likes to saturate the hair more than another hairdresser which is preference. The amount of WORK For highlights is how many foils and how thin or thick they are. I can use two bowls or three and it wouldnt really make much of a difference ... in fact MORE bleach can make the job easier and FASTER as you saturate each section and dont have to weave it so finely...using less bleach can make it a much harder job to do and can take longer.
No wonder people are doin their own hair.. the greed is unreal. 😮
I have longer
"see you in 6-8 weeks" 😱😱😱😱😱😱
$60 for a haircut is wild 😭
Really? That's considered low in Vancouver! Where are you at and what kind of prices are standard for a haircut?
@@BobbyHairStudio oh wow! And like $15-$30 max also for where I’m at I paid I believe $160 for a full platinum card aswell when I went blonde!
Got this groupon for 100$
Where are you located? I think pricing is slightly lower in smaller cities but a lot of people do undercharge. Doing hair is harder work than people think it is!!
I’m in Langley BC Canada!
Sounds like a fair price to me considering all that was done. A full head of foils is A LOT of work. I got out of the hair industry because of the fear of failing. I didn’t last a year. This looks absolutely amazing, you are very talented.
Same here. ❤
im hairdresser 30 dollars a BOWL for lightener is a rip off
Just that is super good price
Yikes
Not bad!
🥸
I believe you lost out on over $200. When it comes to lightening services, there should be a price point for long and extra long hair regarding if their hair type in fine. The toner should not be included in the service. It is a color application and you should be compensated for your time and expertise. The root smudge is priced fairly low. It is still considered a color. It should be priced as a color service because it is product being used. Lastly, the haircut is also priced low. For the client’s length and density, it will require technique. I’m sure you used layering and face-framing to complete the look. Overall, your price point is moderate; however, your time is your time and your expertise should match your price.
I appreciate that! I would love to be able to charge more but during this recession, I’m trying to find a balance between fair for me and fair for clients! I do believe my work is worth more, and maybe once day this recession will end and I’ll be comfortable with charging that.
RECESSIONS ALWAYS END @@BobbyHairStudio