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Hair Cut

I had an ultra expensive haircut on Saturday afternoon. It cost me USD90 for a simple wash, cut and blow-dry. it would have been half the price in Singapore. Even after 2 and a half years, i'm still having difficulty coming to terms with a USD90 haircut. I would have been treated like a queen in Singapore with that money. I could have had a full body spa treatment with that cash. It is for that reason that I have black (and boring) hair, most of the time i'm battling dry ends as a result of infrequent visits (i can only justify visits every 3 months) to the salon, and this is in spite of the home-based hair masks and treatments i use diligently. i dislike having boring black hair that is always in pony tails. sigh.

Did i forget to mention that I spent USD135 on a facial treatment last month? Yep, auntie at people's park with tofu mixture would have charged me SGD30. bleah.

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Anonymous said…
Awww..... poor stella. my cut, colour and treatment cost me S$205 last nite :) SO
Tuesday, November 17, 2009 10:42:00 PM
Karen Woo a.k.a Jade 家瑜 said…
i shared your sentiments. n that's why your sincerely only had her first haircut in L recently! can u believe that?
Thursday, December 03, 2009 7:38:00 PM
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