Had a good haircut here last week, this place is more about style than fashion, its a good chilled…read morevibe and not too expensive. I'd recommend it and have been back twice, they were very flexible fitting me in on a busy Saturday when I was going for an interview. My wife like my haircut - she said I looked cool, like a cross between Blake Fielder-Civil and a moor hen. The staff are really friendly GO! Next time I go I am going to ask them to give me a price to open on a Sunday and help me shave a donkey on a number 1, so I can try and make some money renting the donkey out for Hare Krishna picnics during the summer.

Well, it was only a matter of time before I would begin the healing process. After all, one's…read morehairdresser disappearing from this plane of existence shouldn't mean my barnet will go forever untouched, no. And as you may be aware from my former Mufti review, I badgered a friend of mine into visiting them. I booked myself an appointment for Saturday with very high expectations, and they were met gallantly. Mufti is cool, there's no denying it. It's in the Northern Quarter for starters, it's run by guys, the music is unbelievably mellow and lovely and it's simple, clean and relaxing. They had me at the film magazines by the sofa. You might not be able to pick a hairdo from them but you can read through which films should have been TV shows. Agreed, journalists! Empire Records should SO have been a series, as should Watchmen. Ahem, where was I. Not that I'm leaving Salvation (http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/salvation-hair-ltd-salford#hrid:iRY12h4CSS4gugZ1e-S2Pg), it just feels a little weird to walk in there without Alex, but I was more than intrigued to see what Mufti could do with my stupid hair type. Over the years I've tried and failed to make it more manageable, the only thing that really worked for me was a pixie cut. Now I've ill-advisedly grown it long again and its natural wave and supposed 'thinness but lots of it' have got the better of me. Hair, meet Karl, a genius, a lovely guy who washed my hair himself without getting some floor sweeper to do it and asked me questions about my hair routine throughout. I think he could tell from the clobber that I'm something of a vintage junkie, and my resulting style reflected that. A snip, a tweak, some conversations about Alex (he knew him very vaguely), advice on hair products and a confirmation that my hair is indeed thick (take THAT, Headmasters) and that short layers are fooling me into thinking my hair's manageable later, I looked in the mirror and was greeted with a silky head of waves worthy of a 40s movie star. I'm a convert.

The first time I step into this baby tony and guy I was asked to sign a waiver then hand over ten…read morepounds. I soon as I did this I began imaging how I was going to cover my bald head or perhaps that I should try and call my GP to try and get a free wig off the NHS. Either way my trembling fragile mop sat staring at me in the mirror all delicate and resting on my head, so unsuspecting of what was to come. Turns out they don't let just about anybody off the street do it, the students are all well practised and some just at the turning point where the cut would of cost you £50. My hair was very pleased and I've been somewhat of a regular since. Once there was too many students and I ended up getting my haircut by a teacher, so essentially got a hundred pound haircut. My hair was over the moon that time. Yours might be too?

I love getting my hair done at Academy's! They're cheap or free, they have great people always…read moreexperienced doing your hair and you're going to be supervised! Perfect! My friend went in for a hair cut here and came out looking so great! It looked worth 50-60 pounds and she merely paid a £15! Toni and Guy Academy is as great as any other and the staff is very friendly. You just have to sign a contract stating that a trainee will be doing your hair and then it's all a joy ride! So if you would like to get your hair done for a small spend, go for the Academies!

Great place . I was visiting Manchester for my birthday and noticed the aesthetic of the shop day…read moreone and got a haircut before I came back home . Best haircut I've had in a while ! Cheap too . All the guys seemed chill and the music was perfect between hip hop and rock

The staff were chatty and bright. The guy who did my hair took his time with every detail of my…read morehair. Even though it was only a re-cut of my old hair, it still ended up costing almost 25 quid, which is pretty high. The end result was good, so I'm very happy with it, but I think it's slightly on the expensive side. I'd probably go again.

I've been going to Olivier since 2006 and wouldn't go anywhere else - talented stylist, friendly…read moreatmosphere, lovely people! As I have changed, Olivier has helped my hair change with me. He has always made good recommendations for my style, is a fabulous colourist and a thoroughly engaging and likeable person. He always seems to choose the nicest staff too - all the Juniors I have encountered over the years have been really great girls, cheerful, helpful and talented. I'm hoping he stays in business a very long time and that I can continue to go there for my electric blue rinse when I'm old!

Olivier Morosini is owned by the French guy with Italian heritage. Even if you didn't spot any of…read morethat in his name, the emblem of his shop - a cute smiling frog - will point you in the right direction. The business in a small salon in Tib St started in 2005. At the time I worked in Tib St myself and visited it a lot, and we've been nodding since. And it still took me until 2009 to visit his salon, but the result was impressive: I had the best haircut in years. What is noticeable is that they have managed to assemble a good clientele. Needless to say, this didn't happen overnight, but every time I go past the salon it is crowded, which in itself is a good proof that Olivier Morosini does a very good job at making Manchester women look and feel beautiful in their hair.

SuperCuts is one of those companies, which surprises me with its' level of success, being a barber…read moreshop which has gone international, it has over 2,000 stores in the US alone. I always have found Supercuts to be a little expensive, charging £14.95 for a dry cut but for a city center, it is reasonable, especially considering my local barber at Kim-Creative was out, and she normally charges that anyway. The woman who served me was quite quick, and got me seated straight away. I told her about my past luck with barbers and she told me to let her know if she caught me, which was kind, and she also tried to have it as quick as possible, while also trying to make it "still look good" It is quite a nice salon in general, but is near enough the typical Supercuts layout. This SuperCuts is in a good location in the Manchester Arndale, and can be found on the top floor fairly close to Currys PC World and The Food Court. She got my haircut done quickly, and she done a good job of it too, for me to actually get numerous compliments, she tried her best not to "catch" me with the blades, as they normally seem to do, although she did catch me a few times. She also didn't soak my head in water, like the flooding of The River Thames, as I've had before which also shown that she was actually qualified. This was my first time in SuperCuts, and I was very pleased so I'm happy to award 3 stars, which is right on the brink of a 4 star review, which will be awarded if my 2nd visit maintains this standard, and I don't suffer from "2nd visit blues" as I have had at Jack Edward in Middleton, Mad Luck in Rochdale and various other barbers, so I do want to make sure a 4 star rating is deserved first. UPDATE: Due to huge inconsistencies in service from different members of staff, which could include treatments such as shaves to sometimes be denied or accepted and priced anywhere between £3.95 and £5.95, while also considering this and the quality of the finished cut and the service from certain staff members, it's hard to even know what you're getting from Supercuts anymore, and that's if you ever do get it, and the price you're getting it for, so sadly this has become much poorer recently and warrants a single one-star rating, I'm sorry to report. Being unable to make appointments and the fact you have to sit in for wait, where even one could be expected to wait an hour for a treatment expected to last 1/10 of that time is ridiculously stupid.

After having a shaky start with with this place I have since been back...and it really does depend…read morewho you get that changes the experience. When I first came here I was continiously insulted by the hair dresser how horrible my hair was , and how it needed cutting from waist length to below my shoulders...and when he finished he curled it so i couldnt see the end result. Since then I have brought my partner in (who has long hair) and was treated so lovely, and they did a great job. I came in again and got served by the lady...wow what a lovely difference. This time she kept complimenting my hair and knew exactly what I wanted. She knew I was trying to keep it long so she skillfully layered my hair so the snapped ends were removed. I felt completely relaxed and trusted her which is rare in my case. She also showed me the back ,recommended products and styled my hair beautifully..just a shame it was raining outside! The prices start at £14 for a dry cut, £20 for a cut and wash and anything up to £38 for a cut , wash and blow dry. I just go in for a dry cut, there is no booking system so I recommend you go before 5pm as a lot of people use it when they finish work.

The hairdressers at this salon are a very mixed bag. I've…read morenow had 3 pretty awful and expensive haircuts on my curly hair and had to go to another hairdresser to get them sorted. I've also had issues with their online booking service and deposits As well as them losing my vouchers on their system. At £65 a haircut I expect much better and I won't be returning. Don't believe the hype, my local hairdresser is far superior in techniques on curly hair and much cheaper!

I went for the first time here after seeing that they had won some awards and also checking out…read moretheir instagram, which had really nice hair colour works, and I must say I was very impressed. The stylist I had was Lauren and she took the time to do a proper consultation and give recommendations on style and colour. She also did a fantastic job with my highlights and colour, and got rid off all the black roots and brassy yellow on the lengths of my hair. I liked the way she packed the highlights tight and to the very root, so my pink colour came out beautifully. The staff are all very friendly, and the salon is very clean. MT is probably the best salon I have ever been too, as many salons I have been to before just never get my colour right like here. They are very popular though, so it's best book a few weeks in advance.

God, I hate going to the hairdressers - usually…read more I have had long, curly dark brown hair for a while now (say, ten years) and they always cut it too short. Once when I 'modelled' for a branch of Vidal Sassoon they somehow managed to make me look middle aged. Moi, who regularly gets ID'd for paracetemol. But at Razor's Edge, those few extra pennies really do seem to go a long way. The staff treat you like minor royalty; you know where you are and who is looking after you at all times and they treat you like an individual. I have been a few times and one that sticks out is when I went for a blow dry before a birthday party. My birthday party. We all know how important it is to look good when you are the one throwing the bash. So, my hair stylist was funny and chatty. Quite a lot of naughty talk actually about his wife, when I thought that he was gay - mystery. He recommended dying my hair a shade darker and showed me where it needed to be cut next time and why. My hair stayed perfect for most of the night which is more than I can say for other occasions and other hairdressers... Razor's Edge is without a doubt where I'm going for my next hair appointment. If only I was a student as they do a discount Monday to Thursday.

After leaving my hair to grow for weeks on end - even considering growing it out at one point - I…read morerealised I had to take action. My favourite stylist at Denny has moved on to bigger and better (and more expensive) pastures, so what's a girl to do? I booked in to Razors Edge for a Saturday and headed down for my appointment. Unfortunately, my stylist was running 30-45 minutes late. If they can text to remind you about your appointment, can't they do the same for any delays? Although I enjoyed the time to wander around town, I was there for my hair! The overall experience was much the same as last time. Lots of chatting between stylists, plenty of regulars, and then those of us who are between exploring new places and actually just mourning the loss of our last favourite. I was happy with the overall cut, though I did have to trim a certain section myself - not easy- due to the difference in the way I style my hair and the way she parted it on the day. The price continues to be a real stickler for me and I'll continue my search for the perfect balance between amazing hair and cheap cheap prices.

I discovered Denny's when I went to university in Manchester and there's no place I would rather go…read moreto get my haircut. I travel from Chorley every time I need my hair cutting because I get such amazing service every time. I have never had a bad haircut here. Located less than 10 minutes walk from the city centre yet they don't charge city prices. There are a number of stylists available but I have only ever been to the owner Denny. You will be guaranteed great service and a nice chat with styles that are upto date with latest trends and fit your personal requirements. They always have local students studying and getting experience of working in a salon so they even give back to the community and help up and coming stylists. I highly recommend Denny's as the place to go in Manchester to get your hair styled. 8 years of visits and always a stylish cut and never a bad one. Can't argue with those numbers.

My housemate uses Denny for all her hairdressing needs and always speaks highly of it. A quick look…read moreat their website tells you that it's a pretty serious hair dressing business, which prides itself on both unique and traditional styles. However, it doesn't cost a bomb. Its around £25 for a standard trim, and you get it a bit cheaper on your first visit. There's also a student discount. They have a wide range of specialists and some are cheaper than others. They also do blokes hair for as little as £12. Inside its sheek and shiny, with a large bright sign and colourful interior, making your hair dressing experience feel that little bit more trendy.

Have visited Reubens twice, being serviced by Darcie and Leyton for trim cuts, with both providing…read more a great experience. Atmosphere is welcoming and professional which has resulted in it being my chosen salon within the heart of Manchester.

So here I am in Manchester. Two weeks into a trip that turned my fickle hair into a disaster after…read morea heatwave in the mainland of Europe and then rain in Northern England and Ireland. I was desperate to get my hair done and since I love Manchester and would love to move there I really needed to first find a hair salon. Note to the ladies: before you move ANYWHERE you must find a hairstylist! After calling a few places and describing my hair type I was given an appointment for later that day with Carmen. I arrived for my appt and was given one of their robes and was offered coffee. Carmen and I discussed my hair and what I wanted. As well as what I usually get done to it. She took her time washing it and making sure it was squeaky clean as well as added a little scalp massage. Then she went to work with the blow dryer, straightener while using some non heavy oils while I sat there and drank my coffee while chatting with my friends in NYC. It was a great experience overall. She didn't rush me and did an amazing job. Def worth 5 stars.