I have my hair cut in the Dumaguete Market 40 Peso, but I never have it coloured.

 

sigh, i pity you folks, last time i had a haircut was about 1972 and it's only grown a 12'' ponytail since then, saving me a lot of time and money.

 

My first haircut in Philippines, was a random local shop, 40 peso very cheap.The cap I bought "no fear" was more expensive. In 3 months the cap was only of, when I was in the shower lol

 

I tried David's a few times when I first arrived in Dumaguete 5-6 years ago. Never again I say. They are horrible and simply do their own thing. I now go next door to Cut N Loose and Maricel goes to this Korean place near the BPI on the highway close to NORSU (Kim's I think).

You have to make sure to micro manage them though sadly because if you don't they just kind of do their own thing. My regular guy for near 5 years now (Junrey at Cut N Loose) screwed up my haircut last time cutting the top way to short and the front at what the rest of the top should also be.

 

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Or the barber shop at Hibard and E.J. Blanco---40p, good cut and very efficient

 

p40 is the standard barbershop price for men's haircut from what I have seen. Of course you can go to a "stylist" and pay more if you prefer... My wife goes to a guy/girl not far from downtown that does full salon treatments for reasonable prices (Color and straightening was p1,400 or so).