chrissy rasmussenChrissy’s hair may have made the rounds on the For You page before the recent scandal, but now everyone who’s online regularly is talking about it.
The viral drama began when TikTok creator @notfamous808 called out Rasmussen over her allegedly not-so-great experience at the salon, which included allegedly paying a hair stylist nearly $3,000 to touch her hair for 60 seconds.
In the video — which has been viewed more than 26.9 million times since it was posted earlier this month, the influencer alleged that her final bill was more than $4,000.
“Girl. You could have gone to Italy for a month for $4k,” one user wrote, while another said, “The idea of spending 4k on child care…” A third wrote, “Nope. If you paid $4,000 you should have been 110 percent satisfied.”
us weekly Rasmussen has been contacted for comment.
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What is Hair by Chrissy and who is Chrissy Rasmussen?
Rasmussen has over 27 years of experience and is the owner of Habit Salon, which has locations in Arizona and California, and offers services including cuts, extensions and coloring. The hair stylist has over 1.5 million followers on Instagram, where she shares before-and-after videos of her clients. And who are its customers? including celebrities Next Generation NYC‘S Ariana Berman And influencers like Dixie D’Amelio Got my hair done at the salon.
What happened to TikTok creator @notfamous808 on hair by Chrissy?
The content creator began detailing her time at the salon earlier this month, explaining that she wanted to get extensions, color, and a cut. @Notfamous808 claimed that Rasmussen was “nowhere to be found” at the salon, and was instead being helped by more than 10 people.
The influencer pulled out the receipts, sharing a screenshot of the bill she received after the service. In addition to charges for serums, detanglers and more, @notfamous808 was also billed $2,974 for “Chrissy’s service” — which he claimed was “just the price of having Chrissy touch your hair.” The alleged receipts totaled $4,216.61.
“The price I paid for the service was a bit disappointing,” the influencer said. He claimed that the experience “did not live up to my expectations.”
in a different tiktok The video, by @notfamous808, claimed Rasmussen promised to make the influencer’s hair look exactly like her inspiration photo — but required the content creator to purchase new extensions from the salon. The influencer also alleged that she “had no idea” that the products she purchased, including shampoo, were on her receipt.
The influencer continued to claim tiktok She was left with “bald spots and lesions” on her head after having her extensions taken off in December 2025.
What does Chrissy Rasmussen say about hair by Chrissy Drama?
Rasmussen has not yet released a statement regarding the drama. (us weekly Contacted for comment.) However, she has subtly responded to the criticism by sharing a series of videos on her TikTok Story. In one clip, Rasmussen stuck out her tongue while working on extensions and then walked away and let an employee finish the job. The video was captioned, “Chrissy is doing hair.”
In another video, Rasmussen cuts a customer’s hair and captions the clip, “Chrissy Cuts.” The third clip showed Rasmussen curling a piece of hair and smiling at the camera, writing, “She’s curling.”
@Notfamous808 continues to respond to these videos tiktokAcknowledging that Rasmussen performs those services – but said “the problem is she does a curl and walks away.”
Things got even messier when Rasmussen shared a photo of a T-shirt that read, “Hair in 4k,” adding that “Merchant” [is] Coming soon,” per cut. Meanwhile, @Notfamous808 reacted to the clothes in TikTok, saying, “This is literally crazy. Oh my god, what did I do?” Content creator quits himself they saleWhich included a sweatshirt with a message that read, “Kindness is more valuable than 4K.”
By Chrissy Drama What Celebrities Have Said About Hair?
Some content creators and celebrities have entered the chat about the Hair by Chrissy drama. former bachelorette Katie ThurstonFor one, noted that $4,000 for hair “seems like a lot of money to pay” but questioned whether the price was due to inflation.
Thurston alleged in an interview, “I think the demographics of her customers, at least online, look really young and they’re probably being taken advantage of.” tiktokAdding in the caption, “Can we talk about the #hairbychrissy drama? Is $4k too much for hair? Am I ‘too old’ to understand that this is what 20 year olds are willing to pay?”