How much is your hair worth?

[an annoyed writer]

You'd have to pay a pretty penny for mine. It's shoulder-length, but god damn it is so full and silky it makes other people jealous... and it is that way naturally. I've never needed to use conditioner or hairspray to get it to this point. So you'd have to give me enough to buy a fleet of Rolls Royces to get me to give it up. Body hair on the other hand? I'd love to go without shaving and waxing for a while.

 

[Vault101]

$20,000

I'm female so price goes up

 

[Loonyyy]

My hair grows way fast anyway, and I used to have it as a buzz cut. Funny thing is, by growing it out long, I'm actually saving myself a ton of money on haircuts.

I guess I might do it for charity one day, "Shave for a Cure" and all that. But I'm not all that keen on personally getting a lump sum for my glorious grungy locks.

 

[zelda2fanboy]

$500. I'd do body hair for free just to see what it felt like. I kind of like my hair long, though. I'm just generally broke right now and could stand to throw the cash onto my student loan.

 

[neverarine]

lol i would never sell it....

i started taking good care of my hair back when i was like 13'ish... i needed something to gain some self confidence (lol i was to lazy to loose weight then... stupid kid...)

so lol if i lost my hair i would be afraid that i would loose my self confidence... so never .-.

 

[kommando367]

$1200 because I'm not even finished growing it out yet.

 

[boradam]

$10 bucks for a buzz and $50 for my body.

 

[JaceArveduin]

Depends on how much I can get them to pay. I buzz all my (head) hair off every 3 or so months anyway, getting payed to do it is a bonus.

 

[DugMachine]

$5000. I look AWFUL with a shaved head.

 

[Musette]

I tend to donate my hair, but I get rather attached to my hair, so I don't think I could completely shave it off, especially since it's down past my lower back at the moment. I'd have to be offered a pretty hefty sum of money to convince me to shave my head. My starting rate would be $10,000 (aka barely enough money to buy one of the instruments I play)

 

[Jadak]

Nothing for my head, it's already generally shaved pretty short. I'd be fine so long as they were the ones arranging to have it done, saves me the trouble. Also no objections to the rest of my body with the exception of my eyebrows, missing them would be weird. Would like at least a couple dollars for those.

 

[Kargathia]

About as much as I can get for it - I am merely physically attached to my hair growths ever since I cut off some 40cm.

Nowadays I just get it cut whenever it looks like I'd have to apply a comb.

 

[Sprinal]

enough for me to get extensions to replace it...

Okay really mine would be cheep. although summer is on its way.... and there is that coat and new pair of boots I want....

yeah just get me the Deus Ex HR Trench coat and a new pair of boots then you can go nuts.

 

[Scarecrow]

My hair is priceless. They would have to cut it from my cold, dead head.

 

[el_kabong]

Since I already shave most of my body (at least, to stubble), this isn't really a huge stretch. Granted, if someone's paying me money for something I do anyway, I'll take it. I'm not too proud.

 

[Flunk]

Doesn't really bother me but I would bargain up to whatever I could get for it, I've be willing to settle for $50 without the eyebrows or $100 with. It's just going to grow back anyway. Heck, I would probably shave it off myself for a woman (for free) if I liked her enough.

In a nutshell, I don't value my hair much.

 

[piinyouri]

I rather like my long hair, so can't have that no matter the price.

I'd give my body hair away for free though.

 

[soes757]

The only way you're cutting my hair is if I'm dead.




On second thought, I'd rather die. My hair is so beautiful, I have Jim Morrison hair.

 

[Cavan]

I periodically shave my hair down to the minimum a set of clippers will take me. So I don't imagine much. In the end I am not concerned with how I look.

It's cheaper, cooler(temperature), more practical than getting my thick curly hair caught in my eyes and ears and it takes far less time to wash and dry, especially since I am prone to a dry scalp and need to be able to get at it thoroughly. (I mention this to the people who say that simply not cutting your hair is the least effort option, to which I disagree)

I would suggest buying a £10 set of clippers as the most cost efficient option, some of the higher settings on a pair of clippers are actually reasonably long if you don't like it to be extreme.