We know everything that's a must-have for the prom is costly, so why do hairdressers raise their prices for updo services at this time too?
I suppose it’s because they can.
I suppose it’s because they can.
The last time I was in need of a fancy hair style (updo), it was $25 at the salon or $35 if the stylist came to my home. That was in 2005. Did I get a bargain, or have costs actually risen twice as much in 3 years??
My 17-year-old daughter is having her hair done at a local salon for Saturday night’s prom, along with 2 friends. Having called early enough in advance for appointments, they were fortunate to get their scheduled times together.
Each girl is paying $50 for an updo. Add on manicures and pedicures too!
Has anyone ever heard about the concept of a volume discount?
Since all the girls attending the prom from each town need hair styling done on the same day, salon services are in demand. I suppose most are happy just to be squeezed in for an appointment.
-------------------------------------------------------
Below are a few links to Web sites on prom hair styles, news stories, and a couple of great columns on fashion trends for young adults by Norwich Bulletin columnist, Raquelle Nash. Read on about styles and trends in hair and formal dress, as well as how rising costs are affecting today's prom-goers. Enjoy!
See 100s of Gorgeous Prom Hairstyles for Prom 2008
- And, if that isn't enough... more Prom Hairstyles!
- Plus: a hair-do horror story:
"She tried to lock me in her store and FORCE me to pay 150 dollars for an Updo!"
A Valuable Tip:
Call around for price comparisons first. Make your hair style appointments early.
1 comment:
Its really a shame that everything goes up during prom season. They only do that because they know that their parents will pay for it. Its sad.
Prom Hairstyles
Post a Comment