Do you tip the owner of the hair saloon?

Answer 1

the person who actually worked on your hair
if you like their service
if not why bother?

Trisha

Answer 2

Traditionally, clients don’t tip salon owners. There’s an understanding because an owner’s income is higher than an assistant’s.

If a stylist’s assistant blow-dries your hair, you might tip $2 to $8, depending on the length and quality of the service. Shampoo assistants who wash your hair before a cut get $2 to $5, while those who perform more-difficult washing after a coloring should get more, $5 to $10.

Answer 3

You tip the owner of the salon if he/she is the one that styled your hair. I suggest a 20% tip for any stylist, more if you think that the service and quality of the work is worth more. Remember that the owner may not actually be getting a paycheck each week and that his/her services are worth at least as much as the stylist working for him/her. Just because you might pay, say, $25 for a hair cut that does not mean that the owner gets all of that, infact he/she may not get anything out of it after paying bills, other stylists, the government etc.

Answer 4

Naw, not the owner. I tip the person who does my hair. The stylist! 20 %

Answer 5

I tip the person who does my hair not the owner, the stylist/barber does all the work.

Answer 6

No part of the tip you give your server goes to the salon owner already.

Answer 7

who ever does my hair i tip them 2-5 bucks depending on the quality

Answer 8

If the owner does my hair, I tip him.

Answer 9

Yes. You always tip the person who does your hair. If you don't, I would'nt go back to them. They may not do as well of a job!

Answer 10

why would you feel the need to tip someone for doing their job, they are being paid to serve you! you should not need to tip them for a paid service!