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The average salary for a Hairdresser in U.S. is $41,780.

Annual Average Salary Information

Annual Average Salary: $41,780

$23,520$63,310

Hourly Pay Information

Hourly Average Salary: $20.09

$11.31$30.44

What does a Hairdresser earn?

On average, hairdressers earn around $41,780 per year in the U.S.. Hairdressers provide a variety of services for clients such as hair cuts, styling and colouring, and nail treatments. A hairdresser can choose to specialise in a particular area such as precision cutting, bridal styling, or hair extensions.

How to earn more as a Hairdresser

If you're looking to become a hairdresser, there are various routes to take. You could take a hairdressing course to gain hands-on experience, or a combination of the two. You could look into a college course to study the fundamentals, or an apprenticeship to gain on the job training. To earn more as a hairdresser, you could specialize in a certain area such as colouring, or event hairdressing. You could also become self-employed or open your own salon.