Terrible I asked for a curly blow dry when got home my hair became very flat again won't be…read morereturning. My stylist was terrible she didn't have a clue.

Amazing! Kira was so helpful and knowledgable, I absolutely love the way my hair looks. I've had…read morehighlights for years and this was easily the best I've ever had.

Having not had a haircut in almost a year, I dragged my straggly locks to Hermans last week for a…read morebit of tlc! I loved the fact that I don't need an appointment on a Saturday, and strolled in at 1pm, seated and hair washed within 15 minutes! I was offered a coffee much to my liking, before my stylist came and gave my locks a much needed chop. The blowdry wasn't great. It was an absolute bargain for €49.50! I would highly recommend this salon as it's quick, easy and affordable!

I was really surprised to just walk in and get haircut with no appointment…read more The girl, Joanne, who was looking after me was really nice, she seems love her work. I get advise and left hairdresseers very happy. Will be back next time.

I've been getting my hair cut with Deirdre for about 3 years. I don't get my hair cut very often,…read moremaybe 3 times a year at most, mostly because I can't decide on one hairstyle and am forever growing it thinking I want it long then heading to the hairdresser for a right chop. Deirdre has been great in styling my hair to my needs. I decided to go natural for a few months and stop straightening my hair, she cut it for wavy and the odd straight day. She has also not been shy to advise me against certain styles and suggest others. She listens to me in the consultation and is the only hairdresser (bar one of her stylists) I have come across who actually listens to me and does what I want. Now, she is on the pricey side, €50 for a cut, which I didn't think was that bad, but friends tell me that they wouldn't pay that much. I find that the styles she has given me, though, grow out quite well and therefore I don't need to go back for months on end. My mum uses this service every 8 weeks or so for a cut and colour. My sister also goes to Deridre for a cut, only about as often as me (4 months-ish) and we have all found ourselves going back to this salon with a greater loyalty than to any other.

Had my hair cut today by Deirdre Lawless. I've been to the salon a few times for a blow dry &…read morethey've always done a fab job. Today I decided to take the plunge & get it cut. I was getting a good six inches off it so was very nervous going in! Deirdre was brilliant, talked me through it and then cut & sculpted my hair to perfection! My only regret was not doing it before now! I'll definitely be back, really lovely professional salon.

My stylist, Joe, remembers the detail of what he did from an appointment to another. I think he…read moreeven takes notes. He knows his job to the utmost professional level, the exact length that will make me look younger, and how much fun he can have with my hair so I look stylish, but not ridiculously so. A good style is an art form. But Joe is there so no worries. An hair cut is something I take seriously, you can't tuck your hair away in a cupboard and stop thinking about it. I can't wait for the end of confinement for a new haircut at Toni&Guy.

RUN AWAY... I have…read morebeen a customer of toni and guy around europe , London, Paris, Valencia and Now Dublin ... My last experience in Dublin was horrible... I do not advice to go to this salon ... Joe, the person who cut my hair for second hand cropped my hair intentionally , at first I did not realise it as I had no contact lenses on me and I needed to go, however he said something at the end " Well You can always come back for the sides and the french" after washing my hair i realised something was not ok however I was busy on the week an I have to carry on .. when I called them to express my dissatisfaction they propose to be Joe who cut it agan ... BIG LOL ...

I used to go to their North Side academy…read more(http://www.yelp.ie/biz/robert-chambers-hairdressing-academy-dublin-2?hrid=9BYl-KmGvQ2QRkxxPj7MDA&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)) but that's been closed and everything's been moved to Grafton Street. The idea is the same: students in their last year are in charge of your hair. Yes, I admit it, I'm always a bit nervous but all the girls are usually lovely and try to make you feel as comfortable as possible. A supervisor is always at hand, so after your initial consultation, everything is talked over and approved (or adjusted) by them. The trainee hairdressers do take quite a bit longer than experienced stylists but on the other hand you only pay 23Euro for a wash, cut and blow dry and it's essentially the same as you'd get elsewhere for 60 quid. To me, that's a no-brainer. If you have the time, give them a try but bear in mind that you need to book ahead.

I have been going to the Academy in Grafton Street for nearly two years. It is professional, well…read morerun and my hair and colour has improved so much. The products used make my hair vibrant and natural looking. Everything the students do is checked over by the teachers in a structured and calm atmosphere. Well done to the supervisors and the successful students. Geraldine

The worst haircut experience I have ever received. complete and utter carelessness on behalf of…read morejenni here- a hairdresser who got distracted and carried away doing a complete restyle rather than a 2 inch, layered cut- cutting at least 5/6 in choppy uneven layers and then had the entire audacity to agree when questioned yes 2 inches but then pointed to a shoulder point and said that's were it was agreed - you would think any rational professional if they were given two sets of agreements would reconfirm before cutting a long bob to mid shoulder that was previously below the bust ? Also most skilled hairdressers would not treat the client as a child and point to a point on a arm / shoulder- most skilled professional hairdressers in my experience pull to the front? To be honest, I dont say this lightly or write reviews lightly but it was a complete lack of care, lack of professionalism and honestly lack of skill- will never return, will never recommend and will continue to honestly slate your salon every chance I get.

I recently really disappointed by the service i got at Peter Marks. I went in to have my coloured…read morefor the first time to tidy up some greys. When i rang in advance to ask how much it would cost, they quoted me 90 euro. However after being bombarded with technical information i didn't understand i was told it would cost 175 euro! I said no, and agreed to just have a trim instead, which also wasn't great. I had to reinstate several times that i wanted it the same length all the way around. Rather than making it much longer in the front which was what she gave me. She did fix it in the end but it resulted in being a lot shorter than i had intended. I left really deflated and felt like i had wasted both time and money.

The service was amazing, & my stylist was a star however, i did not receive in any way - the…read morehaircut that i had asked for. My hair is actually so much shorter than i had anticipated she would chop, my hair was down to my waist & it is now sitting above my breast (after her saying she would only take off an inch) im not happy with the cut at all. please do better.

I went there for a balayage The result is good, I show them…read morea picture of what I wanted and the result match really well. For the colour + deep treatment + blow dry I spent 127€ which is definitely ok (moreover compare to the prices in Dublin) The only thing, one of the girl taking care of my colour was definitely not delicate at all, hurtes le few times even during the shampoo... I mean, maybe she had a bad day but still, wasn't really nice Except on that, the rest of the crew was really nice offered me tea checking on me often and so on.

Miracle workers. After cancer treatments and surgeries, my hair went Hagrid whacky but the owner…read morefrom Greece and his stylist from Mexico were able to restore my hair to silky smooth with a four hour straightening process using QiQi solution that is free from formaldehyde. Truly delightful artists and very polite, offering me tea before I even sat down. Really impressed. I was a hair model for Vidal Sassoon who personally worked on my hair in the 1980s, and I have not felt this good about my hair since Vidal last touched my head, not until Scruples in Dublin. I'll be back, even if I must fly from Los Angeles. Bravo.

I was visiting Dublin from London sporting terrible hair. Due to a cancellation, my best friend…read morewas able to secure a last minute appointment with Elizabeth for me. What happened next was nothing short of a miracle. Elizabeth took up the challenge of fixing the shameful mess that was my hair. She spent over an hour carefully trimming down the weight and bulk, allowing my natural curls to spring back to life. She painstakingly softened the areas in the back where chunks had been removed by the previous stylist, resolving the mushroom shape that had taken over. Elisabeth is a charming professional who brought my lovely red hair back to life. Not only did she correct the bad cut, she gave me one of the best cuts I've ever had. I left the salon with my self confidence restored. I felt pretty again. Finding a hair stylist is not an easy process. You never know what you are going to get without an existing, trusted relationship . Take my advice and go to Elisabeth at Scruples Salon. She is the real deal. The salon is also very nice & clean, I was offered a drink and cozy place to sit before my session. I will happily return from London when my trim is due next. Thank you, Elisabeth.