How Much Does Holiday Hair Cost?

Updated on July 26, 2026 | Written by Alec Pow
This article was researched using 8 sources. See our methodology and corrections policy.

Holiday Hair prices currently start at about $30 to $34 for a basic adult haircut, $42 to $45 for a haircut with shampoo and blow-dry styling, and $26 to $28 for a child’s haircut at many locations. Single-process color commonly starts near $87, while partial highlights may start around $75 to $77 and full highlights around $98 to $108.

Prices are set by the individual salon and can differ by city, stylist, hair length, service time, and the amount of color or treatment product needed. Holiday Hair does not publish one national menu that applies to every location.

A straightforward haircut visit may cost $30 to $50 before tip. A haircut, color, treatment, and style can reach $150 to $250+ after add-ons and extra product charges.

Article Highlights

• Basic adult haircuts often start at $30 to $34 (at $30 per hour, earning that amount would take about 1 to 1.1 hours of work, before taxes).
• A haircut with shampoo and blow-dry commonly starts at $42 to $45.
• Children’s haircuts are commonly listed at $26 to $28.
• Single-process color may start near $87.
• Partial highlights commonly begin around $75 to $77.
• Full highlights may start around $98 to $108.
• Eyebrow waxing commonly costs about $17.
• Long or thick hair and extra color can increase the listed starting price.

Holiday Hair Price List

Holiday Hair service	Current starting price	Possible final price
Basic adult haircut	$30 to $34 (about 1 to 1.1 hours of work at $30 per hour)	$30 to $45+
Haircut with shampoo and blow-dry	$42 to $45	$42 to $60+
Children’s haircut	$26 to $28	$26 to $35+
Beard or neck grooming	$12+	$12 to $20+
Single-process color	$87+	$87 to $140+
Partial highlights or lowlights	$75 to $77+	$90 to $150+
Full highlights or lowlights	$98 to $108+	$120 to $200+
Conditioning treatment	$15+	$15 to $35+
Eyebrow wax	$17	$17 to $25+
Hot-tool or specialty styling	Varies by salon	$20 to $75+

Holiday Hair confirms that its salons offer haircuts, color, texture services, treatments, styling, and facial waxing, while also stating that prices vary by salon. The figures above are based on current official location menus and should be treated as starting prices.

Haircut Prices

Holiday Hair usually offers more than one haircut option. A lower-priced service may include the cut and a quick dry, while a higher-priced service may include shampooing and a styled blow-dry.

The Somerset Crossing salon currently lists a haircut with a shampoo and quick blow-dry starting at $32 and another haircut option starting at $42 (about 1.4 hours of work at $30 per hour). Children’s cuts there are listed at $26.

At Bethlehem Square, the corresponding services start around $34 and $45, while a child’s haircut is $28.

The difference is not necessarily based only on gender. The selected service, shampoo, finishing work, stylist level, hair condition, and appointment time can affect which menu item is used.

A haircut that changes the length or shape substantially can require more styling time than a maintenance trim. Holiday Hair’s booking page should show the service description before the appointment is confirmed.

Children’s Haircut Cost

Children’s cuts commonly cost $26 to $28 at currently listed locations. Some salons may set age limits or apply an adult service price when the haircut requires more time, shampooing, detangling, or heat styling.

The Pen Argyl location lists its children’s haircut at $28. Parents should check whether the price includes a wash, blow-dry, or only the haircut.

A child with very long, thick, tangled, or highly textured hair may need a longer appointment. Calling the salon can prevent the booking from being placed into a time slot that is too short.

Hair Color Prices

Single-process color currently starts near $87 at several Holiday Hair locations. This category can include a root touch-up, an all-over color, or a gloss service, depending on the menu and consultation.

Fairview Plaza lists single-process color starting at $87. The quoted starting price may not include a haircut, corrective work, extra bowls of color, lightening, toner, or a premium treatment.

Long or thick hair can require more color product. Changing previously colored dark hair to a much lighter shade can require several services rather than one standard appointment.

A root touch-up staying close to the existing shade usually costs less than an all-over change. Gray blending, double-process blonding, fashion colors, and color correction should be priced after a consultation.

Highlights and Lowlights

A partial or targeted highlight service commonly starts near $75 to $77. Full highlights currently start around $98 to $108 at several listed salons.

The Lehighton location lists partial highlighting from $75 and full highlights from $98. The Carlisle Marketplace menu lists comparable services beginning at $77 and $108.

The final bill may include toner, a shadow root, additional color, bond treatment, haircut, blow-dry, or hot-tool styling. A listed $108 highlight service can become a $150 to $220 appointment once those extras are added.

Balayage should not be assumed to cost less than traditional foils. Hand-painted color may require more time, product, toning, and technical work.

Treatments and Texture Services

Holiday Hair’s official service menu includes deep conditioning treatments and texture services such as perms. Availability and prices differ by salon.

Basic treatments commonly start near $15. A treatment added at the shampoo bowl may cost less than a longer standalone conditioning, repair, or smoothing service.

Perm prices depend on hair length, rod selection, product use, and service time. Specialty spirals or long-hair perms can cost more than a standard short-hair perm.

The previous article listed keratin treatments and hair-loss treatments as standard Holiday Hair services. These should not be assumed to be available at every salon. Customers looking for a specific chemical or scalp service should contact the selected location before booking.

Waxing and Small Add-Ons

Eyebrow waxing is listed at $17 at locations including Somerset Crossing. Some salons may also offer lip, chin, or other facial waxing, but the exact menu differs by location.

Bang trims, beard cleanup, neck cleanup, hot-tool finishing, conditioning treatments, and additional color are small line items that can raise the checkout price.

A service starting at $32 may reach $50 to $60 after a treatment, waxing service, or styling upgrade. Ask which extras are optional before the stylist begins.

Why Prices Differ

Salon location: Each salon establishes its own menu. Nearby Holiday Hair locations can have different prices for similar services.

Service selected: A cut with a quick dry is not the same as a shampoo, cut, and full blow-dry finish.

Stylist level: Some salons may price services differently according to stylist experience or demand.

Hair length and density: Longer or thicker hair may require more time and color product.

Starting condition: Tangling, previous color, uneven tones, damaged hair, and corrective work can add time.

Extra product: Color menus commonly show starting prices because additional bowls, toner, bleach, or treatment may cost extra.

Finishing services: Curling, flat ironing, braiding, or formal styling may not be part of a standard cut or color price.

The Hidden Cost of Starting Prices

Holiday Hair location menus frequently use the words “starts at.” That means the displayed amount is not a guaranteed maximum.

Consider a customer booking full highlights at a starting price of $108. Extra color for long hair adds $20, toner adds $25, a conditioning treatment adds $15, and a haircut adds $45.

• Full highlights: $108
• Extra color: $20
• Toner: $25
• Conditioning treatment: $15
• Haircut and finish: $45

The appointment reaches $213 before tip. ThePricer calculation: add-ons increase the starting highlight price by $105, or about 97%.

The example does not represent a universal Holiday Hair invoice. It shows why customers booking chemical services should request a consultation and total estimate rather than budgeting from the first price displayed online.

Sample Holiday Hair Visits

Basic haircut: A customer selects the $34 haircut and gives a 20% tip of $6.80. The total is $40.80.

Haircut and eyebrow wax: A $45 haircut plus a $17 eyebrow wax costs $62. A 20% tip on the service total adds $12.40, producing a $74.40 visit.

Color appointment: Single-process color begins at $87. Add a $45 haircut and a hypothetical $20 extra-product fee, and the bill becomes $152 before tip.

How Much to Tip

Many customers tip a hairstylist about 15% to 20% when satisfied with the service. Tipping remains optional and can be adjusted for the service, budget, correction policy, and experience.

A 15% tip on a $45 haircut is $6.75. A 20% tip is $9.

On a $200 color appointment, 15% is $30 and 20% is $40. Ask whether card tips are accepted and whether assistants should be tipped separately when several people participate.

How to Check Your Local Price

Use Holiday Hair’s official salon locator and select the exact location. Current pages may show services, starting prices, appointment durations, hours, phone numbers, booking availability, and estimated wait times.

Call before booking a color correction, balayage, perm, formal style, or major haircut. Describe the current hair length, previous color, desired result, and whether a cut or finish is needed.

Ask these questions:

• What is included in the starting price?
• Is shampooing and blow-dry styling included?
• Could long or thick hair trigger an extra charge?
• Are toner and extra color charged separately?
• Does the service need a consultation?
• What is the estimated total before tip?

Ways to Spend Less

Choose the lower-priced haircut option when a full blow-dry finish is not needed. Avoid adding hot-tool styling when the standard finish is enough.

Maintain color with root touch-ups rather than repeatedly applying color through the full length. This depends on the desired shade and stylist’s recommendation.

Ask about active local promotions before booking. Offers may vary by salon and expiration date, so an old coupon page should not be treated as current chainwide pricing.

Compare the complete service rather than only the haircut price. A nearby SmartStyle salon may advertise a different base rate but include a different wash or finishing service.

Customers seeking men’s haircut packages can also compare Sport Clips prices. Holiday Hair generally offers a broader selection of color and chemical services.

Another regional alternative is Lady Jane’s haircut pricing, although its service format and target customer differ from a full-family Holiday Hair salon.

Before the Appointment

Bring photos showing the desired color and cut, but also show the stylist the current hair in natural lighting. A photograph may require multiple appointments when the starting color is very different.

Arrive with enough time for a consultation. Mention previous permanent color, box dye, bleach, relaxers, perms, henna, or smoothing treatments because they can affect the service plan.

Set a maximum budget before chemical services begin. Ask the stylist to stop and discuss the price if extra color, toner, treatment, or corrective work becomes necessary.

Holiday Hair is part of the group of salon brands associated with Regis Corporation. Regis notes that salons may be operated by an affiliate or an independent franchisee, which helps explain why service menus and prices differ between locations.

What We Verified

• Checked Holiday Hair’s current official service categories.
• Compared haircut and children’s haircut pricing across several official location pages.
• Verified single-process color starting near $87.
• Confirmed partial highlights around $75 to $77.
• Confirmed full-highlight starting prices from $98 to $108.
• Verified current eyebrow waxing and treatment starting prices at selected salons.

Answers to Common Questions

How much is a haircut at Holiday Hair?

A basic adult haircut commonly starts at $30 to $34. A haircut with shampoo and blow-dry styling may start at $42 to $45.

How much is a child’s haircut?

Children’s haircuts currently cost about $26 to $28 at many listed Holiday Hair locations.

How much is hair color at Holiday Hair?

Single-process color commonly starts around $87. Extra product, toner, long hair, a haircut, and styling can raise the total above $120 to $150.

How much are highlights?

Partial highlights may begin around $75 to $77, while full highlights commonly start between $98 and $108. The finished appointment can cost more after toner, added color, treatments, or a haircut.

Are Holiday Hair prices the same everywhere?

No. Holiday Hair states that prices vary by salon. Check the exact location page or call the salon before booking.

Does Holiday Hair accept walk-ins?

Many locations accept walk-ins and show estimated wait times online, but booking ahead is safer for color, texture, and longer services.