Beloved Stylist Goes Viral After Charging $4k For Extensions As Creator Claims She Touched Her Hair For 60 Seconds

Chrissy Rasmussen, better known as

to her 3.5 million TikTok followers, proudly charges a whopping $4,000 for a hair appointment… but not everyone is impressed with her high prices.

TikTok creator

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went viral when she documented her recent hair appointment. She said she asked for almost white hair, and while she ended up with platinum locks, it was much darker than what she originally wanted.

The creator, who now has 209,000 followers, claimed that Chrissy ‘might’ve touched my hair for 60 seconds,’ even though she paid for the social media famous hairdresser’s services at Habit Salon, which specializes in extensions and boasts a whole slew of influencer clients.

Habit Salon has locations in Arizona and Californiaand counts TikTok stars Dixie D’Amelio, Mads Lewis, Nessa Barrett, and Olivia Ponton as well as Bravolebrity Ariana Biermann as clients. On social media, Chrissy embraces all of the latest hair crazes, from mocha brunette to cowboy copper.

Influencers and those who want to be just like them flock to her salons in hopes of getting the latest hairstyles, showing their transformations in all their glory with ring lights set up by the salon. But just because they’re booking an appointment with Chrissy doesn’t mean they’ll be getting the full experience, at least according to at least a dozen videos posted over the last few days.

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TikTok user Not Famous quickly went viral after posting videos about her experience, documenting how she went to get extensions, color, and a cut. She was wildly disappointed when Chrissy, who she wanted to see, was apparently ‘nowhere to be found.’

Instead, she claimed that about ten of her employees worked on her hair.

The famed cosmetologist has 27 years of experience, while some of the other stylists are much earlier in their career.

According to the salon’s booking website, pricing for extensions ‘starts at $1,500 and may increase based on your desired outcome.’

The creator believes that Chrissy, 49, did not focus on her because she wasn’t an influencer client, claiming, ‘You walk in, she touches your hair, asks you what you want. Then, she tells everyone what to do on your hair.’

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The disgruntled client said on social media: ‘The problem is, when you have ten people pulling your hair every way and dying your hair, they’re all kind of on different pages.’ While she said Chrissy was involved in some aspects of her hair, she was not there from start to finish.

She then shared a screenshot of her receipt, which came out to a whopping $4,216.61, including tip.

While the content creator was excited and thought she was going to get her ‘perfect hair,’ in the end, she was wildly disappointed and felt like she was forced to get products than she wanted and fresh hair extensions.

In the final bill, she saw she was charged for shampoo,treatment, detangler and serum, which added up to a shocking $152.50.

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She claimed on TikTok that she ‘had no idea’ she even purchased the products, and when a stylist put the products in a bag for her, she assumed they were complimentary.

While she readily admitted that she loves the products and uses them everyday, she did not realize they were not part of the cost.

Now, commenters (and Chrissy) have much to say about the social media beauty showdown. Some people told her to dispute the credit card charges, especially since the stylist she wanted did not do her hair. Others were shocked she was willing to shell out $4k in the first place.

Chrissy has been sharing content of her own on TikTok, although she has yet to release an official statement.

The social media famous beauty guru posted videos on her TikTok story, showing that she does, in fact, do hair. One is even captioned, ‘Chrissy doing hair,’ complete with her tongue sticking out while applying a set of extensions.

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Chrissy is also releasing merchandise that reads ‘Hair in 4K,’ referencing the exorbitant price.

In response, the displeased creator is offering up her own merch called Beckon Clothingwith hoodies, T-shirts and shorts ranging from $35 to $50 that proclaim ‘Kindness is worth than 4k.’

This is not the first time Chrissy has gone viral. In 2020, she faced backlash online for allowing clients and employees to openly defy California’s mask mandate inside her busy salon. In fact, stars like The Bachelor contestant Amanda Stanton were venturing to her Arizona salon to get their hair done during the lockdown.

The Daily Mail reached out to Chrissy and @notfamous808 for a response.

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