After much thought and consideration I approached InVogue to enquire about a perm. After a thorough…read moreconsultation it was suggested a bodywave (soft perm) was best suited. Im very happy with the results. Professional and friendly service. And I loved the way everyone was greeted as the entered the salon. Great job ladies.

So glad i found this salon. Friendly service, stylists were calm and understanding and took time to…read morediscuss a few ideas i had. So pleased with how my hair turned out. Thank you Ladies

TMH Salons, located in Garden City Shopping Centre in Upper Mount Gravatt specializes in male…read morehaircuts. Almost an entirely male staff works the salon, creating an atmosphere that is friendly without being overly masculine. Unfortunately this means there can be no harmless flirting that men usually associate with getting a haircut, but it's also less likely to be awkward in this comfortable clime. And if talking isn't your thing, the large LCD TV that adorns the wall is constantly showing film clips or films. The staff all appear very skilled and motivated in their profession. Not once in my time there have I received a bad haircut, and have never heard any complaints from other customers. Even at times when trainee staff have been present, the senior staff take a guiding hand and never a let a hair be put out of place. They're not just a barber shop; women are more than welcome and the manager takes pride in his skill at foiling, colouring and all kinds of styling (or so he told me, I'm yet to experience any of these things from him). To top it all off, TMH is relatively cheap, most men will be able to get a simple trim for under $20.

Certainly won't be returning in a hurry, Staff were more…read moreinterested in watching the TV than cutting hair, Ended up getting my hair butchered. Extremely disappointing, too many apprentices who shouldn't be cutting hair and not enough qualified staff.

An OurDeal voucher encouraged me to give Vee Cee's a visit while in the market for a new regular…read morehairdresser. Now, there are pros to getting cheap haircuts, and there are also cons. The cons usually win. My first impression, when booking my appointment over the phone, was not the best. I work full-time and like to book my appointments a fair way in advance (particularly when using vouchers) in order to secure the most suitable appointment time I can get. Vee Cee's advertised open hours on Saturdays and until late on Thursdays, so I asked for one of these times, and was promptly told that those hours were reserved for regulars. All of them. I ended up having to take an hour and a half off work one afternoon in order to use my voucher. As far as sticks and carrots go, way to use a stick to encourage me to become a regular! Despite the voucher having conditions, I was asked when I called up what I wanted done. Why didn't they save this question for when I came in? The only thing I could think was that they were trying to find out how long my appointment would need - despite there already being conditions to the deal. Looking for an upsell already? Anyway, I went with it and asked if the half-head of foils in the deal could be used in clumps, to create bigger block sections of foil colour, rather than evenly dispersed. I made the mistake of mentioning the word balayage, which did not go down well at ALL. I finally booked in for my appointment but wasn't looking forward to it. Still, I'd already paid my money for my deal. Vee Cee's is in one of those suburban clusters of shops with a small amount of off-street parking, which is nice. It's definitely one of your typical suburban hairdressers, which I wasn't expecting based on the voucher write-up (but I'm growing more and more wary of them). Some of my anxiety was allayed when I met the stylist, because she seemed really lovely. We discussed what I was looking for and it seemed to be received well - but then the young colourist got to have his turn and while trying to achieve what I wanted, it didn't really work at all. It's worked fine at other places in the past. He was very unsure of what he was doing. Also, hairdressers? Don't advertise head massages unless you're actually going to do more than squeeze my scalp a couple of times. The cut was fine (it was just a trim), the interactions were fine. I let the stylist upsell me some shampoo and conditioner because I was almost out and it seemed good. I was charged an extra $10 on top of the deal because of my "long" hair (it touches my shoulders?) - despite the fact that I only had around 1/4-head worth of foils on my hair in the end. Oh, and the "gourmet biscuit" that was advertised to come with my complimentary cappuccino? One of those plastic-wrapped hotel-type sugar biscuits. Spare me.

I've always had really good service here, I initially called in about a year ago due to a…read moreconditioning treatment special which I now get fairly regularly, my hair is always immaculate once they straighten it and stays straight for days... Quite a feat considering the humidity in Brisbane!

Had my haircut by a lady last year. She had to return to Sydney as could not find accommodation…read more She is back now. So great to have her back, as she is one of few stylists here in Brisbane that knows how to cut hair. Cannot recommend the rest of the staff highly enough as well. Love going there. So friendly and helpful.