Best Holiday Gifts for Your Budget
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Is it essential to give a little extra to your hairstylist, manicurist and other beauty service providers? Read on to find out
This year, we're all feeling the money crunch and this tipping guide is taking that into consideration -- so don't stress. The bottom line is that our hairstylists, manicurists, massage therapists, etc., work hard for us and they do deserve some thanks during the holiday season (one of their most stressful times). Read on to see exactly how much is appropriate to tip and whether cash is the only way to your beauty guru's heart.
By Kristen Oldham Giordani
This is what is wrong with people and why the level of service is way down in this country. Not anywhere in this article do you mention tipping based on exceptional service. That is the ONLY time someone deserves a tip. Their basic wages/fees cover them actually doing their job,
by DawnQuaaleNovember 19, 2009 at 09:06AM Report as inappropriate
Fine, but I was expecting a lot more Tipping information for others, like Mail Carrier (dont have a regular Mail Carrier right now), Paper Boy (Girl actually), etc.
I rated this article: 3 out of 10
by Kersten90210November 04, 2009 at 01:47PM Report as inappropriate
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tipping the FULL price of the service? Really? so, if my color/cut/shampoo/style comes to $135, I should give my hairdresser a $135 tip? Really?
by Korey34November 19, 2009 at 07:31PM Report as inappropriate