Hairdresser earnings by seniority

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Hairdresser salary by state

State Name Average Salary
Alaska $28,018
Alabama $26,076
Arkansas $27,090
Arizona $26,877
California $25,660
Colorado $27,090
Connecticut $34,140
District of Columbia $39,290
Delaware $30,350
Florida $24,350
Georgia $22,470
Guam $26,930
Hawaii $35,124
Iowa $27,433
Idaho $29,570
Illinois $27,056
Indiana $26,333
Kansas $26,283
Kentucky $28,617
Louisiana $22,990
Massachusetts $37,040
Maryland $26,050
Maine $28,680
Michigan $29,080
Minnesota $26,960
Missouri $21,960
Mississippi $22,450
Montana $23,890
North Carolina $21,000
North Dakota $23,870
Nebraska $28,850
New Hampshire $23,630
New Jersey $33,940
New Mexico $20,740
Nevada $19,520
New York $25,000
Ohio $22,330
Oklahoma $25,602
Oregon $24,810
Pennsylvania $26,990
Puerto Rico $19,800
Rhode Island $26,490
South Carolina $24,090
South Dakota $29,840
Tennessee $23,640
Texas $25,520
Utah $21,520
Virginia $26,030
Vermont $27,350
Washington $35,020
Wisconsin $24,810
West Virginia $20,480
Wyoming $28,650

How do hairdresser salaries compare to similar careers?

Hairdressers earn about the same as related careers in the United States. On average, they make less than painting, coating & decorating workers but more than library assistants.

Career Median Salary
Painting, coating & decorating worker salary $29K
Shoemaker salary $30K
Customer service representative salary $29K
Nail technician salary $30K
Teller salary $29K
Hairdresser salary $29K
Concierge salary $28K
Florist salary $27K
Security guard salary $27K
Library assistant salary $27K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)