Regular Hair cutteres for extensions?

Any hair sytlist should be able to cut them for you but I would call around and see if you can find someone who has experience with extensions.

Yep, what they said.

But make sure they cut them dry. With a razor or using scissors in a razor like manner.

Jessicat~ I don't know where you are located but only go to someone with experience cutting extensions. It should cost no more than a regular hair cut. Although I have seen some salons charging more to cut in extensions.
If you live in New York, I highly recommend "Tom" from Bumble & Bumble. He cut my hair for 7 years and also cut my extensions the best ever. He blended the hair perfectly with my own hair. I miss him so much......I haven't found a stylist since I moved state that can cut like him. He's about $115 for a hair cut....but worth it. He's a doll!!

OHMYGAWD....$115 for a haircut!!!!!! I guess I do live out in the sticks and dont get to town much!!!!

LOL--welcome to my world! In New York City, the price of everything is inflated about a thousand times. The average apartment here costs over a million dollars (a small, cramped one-bedroom that's more like a studio, actually).

Sadly, $115 is standard for Bumble & Bumble, and a bargain compared to some places. Want a haircut with Garren for $400? Julian Farrel for $200? John Sahag for $300? I think Orlando Pita just opened a new salon here and has topped everyone, coming in at $600 per cut. I **** you not. Of course, these are all celebrity stylists.

Fortunately, you can get a cut for cheaper than that. Email Isaac at Cyberparlor, and see what he charges for a cut (I actually don't know because I always get the full-service extensions deal). Failing that, try Hair Pi Salon in the East Village, or perhaps you could try Merguthrie's guy. Isn't Julie Jetson in NYC? I would think any of these people would give you a more reasonable price, especially if you only want a trim.

Keep in mind that you'll get split ends faster with a razor cut. They work great on extensions, but some prefer to cut with scissors, trying to replicate a razored style.

Good luck! :)

Seriously. My 1BR apartment is almost $2000 a month, and it's only 500 square feet (and that's a good deal, believe it or not, in Manhattan). It's cheaper in the outer boroughs--Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island--but still pricey compared to the rest of the country. It's a lot of fun to live here, but it's very hard financially, especially if you don't have a trust fund (which many people here do) or a job that pays you $100,000 plus.

This is another reason why I'm switching to synth....

:)