Haircut question

[monkatom]

Quick question. My wife has not had a haircut/highlights in almost a year and is planning on going to a supercuts to get a quick haircut. last time she did that they did a horrible job. I was planning on surprising her and making an appoitment at the saloon she used to go to the problem is the cost is 150 bucks for a haircut and highlights. We have not filled yet but will file in about a week. Could I just withdraw the cash and pay in cash or use an atm card or will the trustee really have problems with this? She went to several other places and they all said since her hair is so long they will charge around 100 so I figured why not spend the extra 50 and have someone do it who knows her hair. I know these are expenses that need to be cut out but since she goes so infrequently I wanted to help her out. Any ideas?
Thanks

[Lindsay]

I don't think its a big enough amount to excite the trustee. I haven't had a haircut in a year and a half so I know what your wife is going through! Supercuts always left my hair looking horrible and my hair is super-long too. I spent a year growing out my layers and I just dye it at home every 4-6 months with a $5 box of dye. I actually like it better this way now. Its a real pain while its growing out though, I had to wear alot of ponytails to hide the overgrown layers.

[325Falcon]

The trustee is not going to give a rats ass if your wife gets her hair cut. Trustee will only need to know about any single payments to creditors of $600 or more not if you bought new underware, toothbrush, haircuts or any other expence.