"Man, I'm looking forward to the day my hair grows back to normal!"

If this is you every time after you went to the hairdresser, it is most likely the case that your hairdresser sucks ass. Simple as that. Honestly, I felt the same way every time I got my hair done. But then a thought arised that sounds odd to so many people that I know:

"Why not invest a little bit more money and find a more expensive hairdresser? Maybe he'll do better work."

Now, I know what some of you might think when you read the term "more expensive". Seriously, throwing away 50 bucks per week to get fucked up at the club? "Totally fine!" Buying new clothes on a regular basis that you simply don't need? "Yeah, why not!?" Eating a lot of fast food because you're too lazy to cook? "Ha, sure!"

Investing more than 20 bucks per month to get your hair done? "FUCK, who do you think I am! Bill MOTHERFUCKING Gates?!"

That's plain childish, but the usual response I receive when I recommend to search for a better hairdresser. The average price for a hairdresser might be around 15€ (around 18$) here. And if you really don't give a shit about your hair at all, you might even get it done with 9€.

Personally, I am investing 25€ (29$) per month in a hairdresser, and it has been one of the best decisions I have ever made. I really don't see why people go batshit crazy when they hear that. People are willing to invest a lot of money in the most useless stuff, but investing like 10€ - 15€ more per month in order to have really nice hair just seems to be completely out of question.

Since I started to go to a better hairdresser, my hair looks sharp throughout the entire time, from the day I go there until the day I go there again. This is simply due to the fact that a hairdresser that gets paid better is capable of taking much more time to get his work done. On the other hand, when you go to one of those fucked up places just to invest as little money as possible, the hairdresser also wants to you to go away as soon as possible because the next 10 customers are already waiting.

Unless you have extremly good hair due to genetics that can't be fucked up anyway, consider going to a more expensive hairdresser and see how it works out. Now, of course you should still try to find a hairdresser with good reviews, plus, make sure that you only pay the money to get your hair done, not some other kind of bullshit like receiving massages or something like that, which is also often included in the programm of "high-standard-hairdressers".

TL;DR: Go get a better hairdresser.