by Rachael Fogel - 63 Reviews - 16 List
Newsflash: It's possible to get a haircut in New York without spending upwards of $100. Plenty of high-end salons slash their prices during stylist training nights; beauty school students offer cheap deals; and, yes, even some quality salons provide service for less than $50. Check out some of the best haircut bargains in the city.
Updated: June 30, 2010
It's pronounced "panic," and at this Chelsea salon you can get a cut and blow-out for as low as $45. Keep in mind that the prices rise based on stylist level.
This straightforward, throwback barbershop charges $14 per cut and is happy to accept walk-ins.
Williamsburg beauties on a budget head to this salon for $45-$55 haircuts, depending on length and texture. Get a short cut for as low as $35.
Waltz right in and sit down for a cut at this 50-year-old hair stop, where short cuts are just $15 and long ones start at $20.
You'll be charged just $45 to sit before a senior stylist at this Japanese salon; you can also make your appointment with a junior and save $5.
Only guys get the savings at this legendary spot. Three chairs and a $40 price tag make for a long, but worthwhile, wait.
Open model calls are on various Mondays between 5:30pm and 6:30pm, and an appointment for your service (which is free) is booked the same night. Call for the exact schedule.
Drop by this sleek Flatiron salon one week in advance to book and prepay. The $45 training cuts can be scheduled between noon and 8pm, Tuesday through Friday, and Saturday until 6pm.
One of the only options that's absolutely free, this modeling program requires a drop-in consultation on any Friday from 6pm to 7pm. If you're selected, the wait afterward depends on upcoming classes and what kind of style you'd like to receive.
Legendary stylist Kevin Mancuso and namesake colorist Rita Hazan personally teach these Tuesday evening classes. Call the salon ahead of time to get in on $25 to $40 cuts and $40 to $65 highlights.
At this beauty school chain, the total for a haircut comes to only $5.
This no-hassle neighborhood barbershop and school charges five bucks flat for a haircut, or stick with a shave for only $2.
Looking for a cheap cut? Every Tuesday from 12pm to 4pm, model cuts by junior stylists are $20
Call to schedule a model appointment with an assistant: Haircuts are $45, coloring $45 and highlights $65. Cash only.
Book an appointment (or plan to walk in Tuesday through Saturday at 9:30am or at noon) for a $20 cut from this botanical beauty product leader.
