It seems like $40-50 is the average I see around my area if you use theCut to book. A lot of dudes also use Square, but prices are the same.
My wife works in the cosmetic industry, and she said $40 is a fair price, especially considering an increase in booth rent and products.
Plus, YouTube and "good" tutorials weren't freely available with tips on how to cut your own hair growing up. If you messed up your head, you either went baldy or paid some poor soul to salvage it. It's probably a lot more people going online and learning, which decreases the amount of heads barbers see too.
People in here talking about Dominicans charging for the low, that must be dependent on the location. The ones in my small city in MD increase their prices just like the bruhs.
Exactly brehs love to exaggerate frfr ...I live in a area with a lot of Dominicans and they price gouge and unprofessional(at least the young ones) as everybody else...
I still come across traditional barbershops that charge $35 and under…And a lot of them have a loyal following and consistent volume cause of the service and affordability…The African/Caribbean spot I go to is like that..They still charge 25$ for a straight up cut..But they stick to being a community staple type spot, they not really promoting and marketing online..