150 hairdresser jokes

  1. Why don’t hairdressers go fishing? Because they can’t handle all the tangling.
  2. Why did the hairbrush break up with the comb? It said it’s tired of going through a rough patch.
  3. Why was the hairbrush such a good investigator? Because it always goes straight to the root of the problem.
  4. Why did the hairdresser become a gardener? He wanted to give trimming hedges a shot.
  5. Why did the hair dye break up with the hair? It said, “I can’t color you mine anymore.”
  6. What do you call a hairdresser who’s also a DJ? A hair-spinning specialist.
  7. How does a hairdresser win a race? By taking shortcuts.
  8. What is a hairdresser’s favorite planet? Mars, because of its red color.
  9. Why was the hairdryer getting all the gossip? It’s known for blowing things out of proportion.
  10. How does a hairdresser say goodbye? “I’ll curl up and dye without you!”
  11. Why was the hairbrush good at making decisions? Because it always goes straight through things.
  12. Why don’t hairdressers like onions? Because they always split ends.
  13. What do you call a hairdresser’s car? A shear-volet.
  14. Why did the hairbrush get a promotion? It always went straight to the point.
  15. Why was the hairdryer the worst player in football? It always blows the game.
  16. What does a hairdresser do when they’re nervous? They twirl their hair.
  17. Why do hairdressers never lose at poker? They always know when to cut and run.
  18. What do you call a hairdresser’s pet? A shearling.
  19. Why did the hairdresser become a referee? He was excellent at making calls on close shaves.
  20. Why did the comb get an award? For outstanding comb-tribution to good hair days.
  21. What do you call a hairdresser who is also a therapist? A shearapist.
  22. What is a hairdresser’s favorite day of the week? Fringe Friday.
  23. Why are hairdressers good at geometry? They always know the angles.
  24. Why do hairdressers make great detectives? They uncover the root of the problem.
  25. What do you call a group of hairdressers? A styling crew.
  26. Why do hairdressers always carry a pencil? For drawing a part.
  27. Why don’t hairdressers like rainy days? It frizzes up their plans.
  28. How do hairdressers talk to each other? They comb-unicate.
  29. What is a hairdresser’s favorite car? A Coupe.
  30. Why are hairdressers bad at hide and seek? They always snip and tell.
  31. Why was the shampoo upset with the conditioner? It always leaves too soon.
  32. Why do hairdressers make great farmers? They’re used to crop management.
  33. What does a hairdresser do at a baseball game? Roots for the home team.
  34. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite dessert? A meringue – it has such a good whip!
  35. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite song? “Hair we go again.”
  36. Why was the hairbrush so popular? It always goes straight to the root of the matter.
  37. How do hairdressers like their coffee? With lots of cream and highlight.
  38. Why do hairdressers always carry scissors? They believe in cutting to the chase.
  39. What do hairdressers and reporters have in common? They both love a good scoop.
  40. Why do hairdressers love to party? Because they’re always ready to let their hair down.
  41. Why was the comb voted most popular in the hair salon? It always runs through everyone’s hair.
  42. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite animal? A shearling sheep.
  43. Why did the hairdresser bring a ladder to work? He wanted to take hair styling to new heights.
  44. What is a hairdresser’s favorite candy? A lolly-pompadour.
  45. Why did the hairbrush get kicked out of school? It couldn’t stop teasing.
  46. Why did the hairdryer go to school? It wanted to become a blower of minds.
  47. Why don’t hairdressers like tennis? They can’t stand the racket.
  48. What is a hairdresser’s favorite sport? Cutting the competition short.
  49. Why did the hair spray stick to the hair gel? It just couldn’t let go.
  50. Why was the hairbrush so good at making friends? It always gets straight to the point.
  51. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite type of math? Geometry, for all those angles!
  52. What do hairdressers call a small haircut? A brief trim.
  53. Why did the hairbrush visit the psychologist? It had too many tangles to sort out.
  54. What do you call a hairdresser who also sings? A barber shop quartet.
  55. Why did the hairbrush go to the party? It heard it was going to be a blowout!
  56. What do you call a hairdresser’s bad day? A hair-raising experience.
  57. How did the hairdresser propose to his girlfriend? He said, “I can’t cut it without you.”
  58. Why did the hairdresser go to jail? He couldn’t cut it on the straight and narrow.
  59. Why don’t hairdressers ever get lost? They always follow the part.
  60. What did the hairdresser say to the flower? “I love your petals, but you need a trim.”
  61. Why do hairdressers make good politicians? They’re great at sweeping things under the rug.
  62. How do hairdressers say goodbye? “I’m going to miss your locks!”
  63. Why was the hairdryer always unhappy? It couldn’t handle the pressure.
  64. What do hairdressers say when they make a mistake? “It was just a snip slip.”
  65. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite fruit? A pear, for the pair of scissors.
  66. How did the hairdresser break up with their partner? “It’s not you, it’s mousse.”
  67. Why did the hairbrush get a ticket? It kept going against the grain.
  68. How do hairdressers keep their energy up? With a little hair-oine (heroine) energy drink.
  69. What do you call a hairdresser who tells great stories? A cut above the rest.
  70. Why was the hairbrush so insightful? It always brushes up on the facts.
  71. What is a hairdresser’s favorite movie? “Gone with the Wind” because it features a blowout.
  72. How did the hairdresser describe his work? It’s always a close shave.
  73. Why was the hairbrush always in trouble? It couldn’t stop stirring up knots.
  74. Why did the hairdresser go to the opera? He wanted to hear some high notes.
  75. Why did the hairdryer blush? It got caught in the middle of a blowout.
  76. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite dance? The twist and braid.
  77. What do hairdressers call their remote? The click and curl controller.
  78. Why was the hairbrush so good at math? It always multiplies the volume.
  79. Why did the hairdresser start playing the piano? He wanted to brush up on his scales.
  80. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite board game? Snip and Ladders.
  81. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite type of tree? The Fringe Tree.
  82. Why was the hairbrush so good at debates? It’s used to untangling arguments.
  83. Why did the hairbrush go on a diet? It was fed up with all the fluff.
  84. Why did the hairdryer become a lawyer? It was great at blowing hot air.
  85. How did the hairbrush get into the secret club? It knew the partword.
  86. Why did the hairdresser join the gym? He wanted to cut and buff.
  87. Why was the hairdresser always playing baseball? He loved the bases loaded with hairspray.
  88. Why was the hairdryer the most successful in school? It had a great blow average.
  89. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite kind of doughnut? A curler, of course!
  90. Why did the hairdresser go into the jungle? He heard there was a new mane to be discovered.
  91. How do hairdressers find their way in the dark? They follow the hairline.
  92. Why was the hairbrush so good at hockey? It’s great at combing the ice.
  93. Why did the hairbrush get a ticket? It was accused of straightening out traffic.
  94. Why was the hairdresser always winning at chess? He knew the importance of a good mane-oever.
  95. How did the hairbrush ask the comb out? “Are you up for a brush and dine?”
  96. What do hairdressers call an easy job? A snip of work.
  97. Why did the hairbrush join the circus? It wanted to be a part of the greatest show on the mane.
  98. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite bird? The bob-cut pigeon.
  99. How do hairdressers like to travel? By hairplane.
  100. Why did the hairbrush get arrested? It was caught teasing.
  101. What do you call a hairdresser’s autobiography? “My Life in Curls.”
  102. Why did the hairbrush go to the moon? It wanted to explore the hairth’s satellite.
  103. How do hairdressers start their letters? “Dear Fringely.”
  104. Why did the hairbrush get a job in journalism? It’s great at combing through details.
  105. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite vegetable? Scallions, because they remind them of layers in a cut.
  106. Why was the hairdryer so popular in school? It knew how to blow things up.
  107. Why was the hairdresser so good at soccer? He could really curl a ball.
  108. Why do hairdressers love the ocean? Because of the wave.
  109. What do you call a hairdresser’s boat? The Clipper Ship.
  110. Why did the hairdresser become a scientist? He was fascinated by genetics, especially the “hair”ditary aspects.
  111. Why did the hairbrush join the band? It wanted to be part of the hair-strumming rhythm.
  112. Why do hairdressers make good drivers? They always go straight ahead.
  113. How did the hairbrush comfort its friend? “I’m hair for you.”
  114. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite kind of cake? Layered, of course!
  115. Why did the hairdresser join the army? He wanted to comb-at.
  116. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite superhero? Hairspray-Man.
  117. What is a hairdresser’s favorite type of dog? A Shih Tzu for its lovely locks.
  118. Why did the hairbrush become a teacher? It wanted to go straight to the root of the matter.
  119. Why did the hairdresser become a baker? He loved the kneading and the rolling – like styling hair!
  120. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite type of fish? A blowfish, obviously!
  121. Why did the hairbrush go on vacation? It wanted a break from teasing.
  122. Why did the hairbrush start dating the hairdryer? It couldn’t resist the hot air.
  123. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite letter? ‘C’ for cut, curl, and color.
  124. Why was the hairbrush a good leader? It could handle any tangles.
  125. Why did the hairdresser take up rock climbing? He loved hanging by a thread.
  126. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite insect? The bee, for its fabulous buzz cut.
  127. Why did the hairdresser like painting? It was just like coloring hair.
  128. Why did the hairbrush break up with the hairdryer? It was tired of the hot and cold behavior.
  129. Why did the hairdresser join the police? He wanted to part ways with crime.
  130. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite type of pie? A shear-y pie!
  131. How did the hairdresser cheer up his friend? “Don’t worry, hair’s looking at you, kid!”
  132. Why was the hairdresser good at golf? He knew how to cut the course.
  133. Why did the hairbrush go to therapy? It had issues getting through things.
  134. Why did the hairbrush get a ticket at the concert? It couldn’t resist the headbanging.
  135. Why did the hairdresser become a banker? He was good at cutting losses.
  136. What do you call a hairdresser’s dream? A world without split ends.
  137. Why did the hairbrush move to the city? It was tired of the straight and narrow.
  138. Why did the hairdresser start dancing? He couldn’t resist the twist and shout.
  139. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite pasta? Fettuccine alfredo, because it’s so creamy like conditioner.
  140. Why did the hairbrush become an architect? It was good at straightening things out.
  141. What do you call a hairdresser’s vacation? A hair-escape.
  142. Why was the hairbrush good at poker? It knew how to handle a straight.
  143. Why did the hairdresser start jogging? He wanted to go the extra (hair)mile.
  144. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite season? Fall, because of all the colorful highlights.
  145. Why did the hairdresser join the circus? He was great at juggling appointments.
  146. Why did the hairbrush become a bartender? It knew how to stir things up.
  147. Why did the hairdresser join the orchestra? He loved pulling strings.
  148. What’s a hairdresser’s favorite party game? Musical chairs, because everyone ends up with a new style!
  149. Why did the hairbrush go into the forest? It wanted to brush up on its nature skills.
  150. Why did the hairdresser become a pilot? He wanted to take his career to new heights!

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