Hair cuttery/Supercuts vs. Expensive salons - stylist difference?

I am just curious - given that stylists presumably have to graduate from some kind of beauty school and show their skill during the interview, what precisely is the difference between a hair cut at a less expensive place like Hair cuttery or Supercuts and something that charges $100 for a cut. I know that the atmosphere is different in more expensive salon, but what precisely do you get there that justifies the higher price tag for a hair cut?Hair cuttery/Supercuts vs. Expensive salons - stylist difference?
I think it depends on your hair type. I have straight easy to work with hair and I've tried to go to both a nice fancy salon and haircuttery and it looked the same. Also, if you are going to get a basic haircut or a new style.. new fancy style i'd do it at the expensive place just because they're supposed to be more chic and trendy but anything basic go to Haircuttery..Hair cuttery/Supercuts vs. Expensive salons - stylist difference?
It's a mix of two things, skill and training. There are Stylists, Barbers, Hair Designers %26amp; Hair Technician. The more training you get, the more you can offer your clients. There are some Barbers who are amazing at cutting hair but make poor stylists. Then there are the Designers %26amp; Technician who usually have a lot more training than just a barber.





However, no matter how much training you have, it comes down to your skill as an artist.





Skilled ';Hair Artists'; end up working for themselves usually, the others work at ';Super Cuts';.
I've been to both, hair cuttery type salons and expensive salons, I believe the quality and finishing of an expensive salon is better, most of the times. (Unless one runs into an inexperienced stylist or something. I always do some research before going to a new salon, especially an expensive one and the expensive salons will also give you a free consultation most of the time if you ask for one.
well its probably the stylist, because some people got it %26lt;talent%26gt; and some don't...usually the people who don't get good clientele end up at a place like supercuts. my hair dresser or rents a booth at a salon and she has a big clientele i work in a hospital and i send her lots of people. just like here in the hospital i draw blood from babies and kids and there are people that come here and cant hang or get it so they get sent off to a dr's office or some outpatient place.

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