A pampering few hours spent at the hair salon can you make you feel like a million dollars . Unfortunately , the bill at the end for a cut , colour and blow dry can feel like it is making a million dollar dent in your bank account . Now , a hair salon is offering clients the option of investing in a hair 'savings account ' with weekly direct debit payments that can be used to pay for their hair appointments . Scroll down for video . Image investment : TONI & GUY hair salons have launched a new service allowing clients to contribute from $ 20 per week by direct debit to a personal hair fund . 'Lay-by for hair ' : Clients withdraw from their fund to pay for hair appointments , avoiding being hit with one large bill . TONI & GUY are launching the Future Hair Fund , encouraging their clients to treat the service as they would a gym membership . Starting from $ 20 per week , clients contribute regular payments to their fund , which they make a withdrawal from to pay for their salon service . Rather than saving up for months to afford their hair appointment , clients opt in to invest as much as they want over the $ 20 minimum per week , depending on how 'high maintenance ' their hairstyle is . A platinum blonde requiring regular touch ups would contribute more per week than someone with a low-maintenance colour . Weekly investment : The brand likens the regular contributions to a gym membership . Promotion : The Future Hair Fund is currently available in 36 salons across Australia . Editor of cult beauty website Gritty Pretty Eleanor Pendleton is the face of the new promotion , and likens the service to 'lay-by for your hair ' . She says : 'The TONI & GUY Future Hair Fund will make large service bills a thing of the past by providing the opportunity for flexible payment options . 'Australian women ( and men ) continue to seek financial efficiency within their lifestyle choices without wanting to compromise on service quality . ' New or existing clients activate the service with an initial consultation to determine the type of services they require , and book in for regular appointments in advance . If the client wants additional services ( for example , stopping in for a blow dry , or extra highlights ) and they do n't have enough in their fund to cover the service , they can simply top it up with a one-off payment . Accessible : Manly salon owner Katy Reeve ( pictured ) says the fund allows more customers to access premium hair fashion . The promotion launched on March 6 in 36 TONI & GUY salons across Australia , with 90 clients already signed up . Louise White , owner of White Social on Sydney 's Northern Beaches , is a client at the TONI & GUY group 's Manly salon and has activated her Future Hair Fund . 'It means I do n't get hit with a $ 200 plus bill in one hit , ' she tells Daily Mail Australia . 'With budgeting $ 20 a week it makes my splurge at TONI & GUY a little easier with budgeting for a family of four . ' Katy Reeve , TONI & GUY National Creative Director and Manly salon owner , adds : 'Via the Future Hair Fund TONI & GUY are providing the opportunity for more Australian women ( and men ) to have access to premium hair fashion . ' The Future Hair Fund is expected to be expanded to all Australian salons , with a view to roll out the service worldwide .
TONI & GUY offering direct debit payment service at 36 Australian salons . Weekly contributions start from $ 20 depending on maintenance required . Promotion ambassador Eleanor Pendleton calls service 'lay-by for hair '