This type expose really ticks me off because there is always a mass exploitation of salon professionals as non-professional, gossiping,lethargic,disorganized, mean-spirited, tattooed, pierced, pill popping nightmares that somehow couldn’t make it in any respectable profession…..thus, cosmetology.

What drives the price of a haircut is the same thing that drives the price of a pair of shoes, supply and demand!.  Christian Louboutin and Jimmy Choo appeal to a completely different market than Nine West and Steve Madden; not much is made of this disparity. I assume its because a product is qualified by where or how it’s made and the expert craftsmanship that goes into the fabulosity that is …a red bottom Louboutin.
<Apparently, the same cannot be said for the state-licensed hairstylist with anywhere from 5 to 25 years of behind-the-chair experience, certifications from countless Master cut & color classes and Premier Advanced Training Session, lets take hairstylist to the stars, Ted Gibson…