Dry hair cut (womens) City center

katie25

I wanted to get a dry hair cut in dublin north city center,Can anyone reccomend any where and how much will it cost?

I just got hair extensions and need them trimed so dont need wash or blowdry, Iv rang a few salons and they dont seem to do dry hair cuts,

Thanks

LuckyStar

Dry cuts are pretty much impossible to get anymore, hairdressers don't like doing them because hair is harder to cut unless it's really wet, i.e. from being washed.

bergdorf

Go to Talbot street and Malborough street area, I know those areas don't look very appealing but you'll get the best value. Theres afew hairdressers around there that do dry cuts, I've got a dry cut in a Polish hairdressers on malborough street for around 15 euro, and theres a good chinese hairdressers on Talbot street, few doors down from Carrolls gift shop, upstairs, got a drycut for 12euro last week, and its a really nice salon.

How Strange

some hairdresser prefer to cut dry as they can see the movement of the hair so they know how it will sit especially if you have wavy or very thick hair.

Lunatic Fringe on Grafton St cut mine dry once for that reason.

Ring salons in advance and ask them.

Ballerina

i went to a chinese hairdressing place which was I THINK right beside the spike just on a street to your right as your facing the spike with your back to o connell bridge.sorry be more specific!anyway it was excellent they did exactly what i wanted and without washing my hair and it was only about ten euro-brilliant!

(PS it was above another business, and right beside a place like Subway or some sandwhich place...sorry!)

katie25

heya thanks guys for the replys,

Im going to go try the chinese hairdresser seems the best value!

serenacat

westmorland st has a place for like a tener that does it. its next to the bag shop

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They do it in parnell st for 6euro.