Tags
Aldo Coppola, Balham, beautymouth, Bharti Vyas, Billie Currie, Bliss Spa, Burberry, EXM, Farfetch, hair Trendy, hairdresser, Holland Park, Hush Pimlico, Incredible You, Jo Malone, Kensington Church Street, kilburn, Parissa, Runway, South Kensington
If I had a pound for every time someone asked me: “Who is a good hairdresser/ beautician/manicurist & co?” I’d be a rich young woman.
Here is a list, where I tried to propose two options:
A) Holland Park, or I want to reward myself
B) Kilburn / Balham (north and south option) that is regular maintenance / cannot do anything crazy / and it is the end of the month and I do not have any money.
Disclaimer: I do not live in either of the areas mentioned.
Hairdresser:
A) Aldo Coppola in South Kensington. It does not need any introduction. The womanizer hairdresser will flirt with you. This service is included in the price
B) Hair Trendy in Lupus Street. To remind me that a blow dry a week is still possible http://www.allinlondon.co.uk/directory/1177/147460.php
A and B) Billy Currie in Chiltern Street can be very cheap or very expensive, depending on the stylist you choose. 20% off for new customers / www.billicurrie.com
A) Massage: Bliss Spa in South Kensington. A massage of good level and length never has a cheap price tag, unless you are in India or Thailand: http://www.blissworld.co.uk/spa/spa-411/locations/bliss-london.aspx
If you are curly, I recommend a chain hair salon, like Tony and Guy or Rush. You will always find at least a hairdresser who knows how to treat your curls. They are usually Spanish or South American. Do not get your hair cut by a hairdresser from the north part of the world. Have you ever met a curly Norwegian?
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