Okay, we all know how difficult it is to find a hairdresser we can trust, well search no further…read morepilgrims of the perfect hairstyle. I love this place! After one too many hair nightmares I came here on recommendation from a friend and I've never looked back. This is a hairdressing studio that truly cares and your hair really will be Fabulous when you leave! Run by Rachel, it's a great little find, hidden in the Static Gallery building, full of bright colours and personality; pink and green drapes (following the watermelon theme here) and bare brick walls give this gem of a studio little personal touches which make you feel at home instantly. It's really cheap for the service you get (I paid £25 for a full re-style) and so relaxed and fun that I can't imagine going anywhere else now. She knows what I want, is awesome at offering advice on styles that will suit me and does a fantastic job. With all the character and friendliness that you just won't find in a chain, if you're in search for a new personal hairdresser, this place is definitely a must.

I've been having my hair cut by Rachel at Watermelon Studio for the past 3 years and honestly I…read morewouldn't go anywhere else. Having always been passionate about my hair colour/shape and cut, and willing to spend whatever the High St popular hairdressers throw at me, I feel lucky and privileged to have found Rachel who gives me everything I want in a haircut experience at an affordable price. My regular visits to Watermelon Studio with the absolutely professionalism and creativity of Rachel means that I have never been happier with my hair. What I love about Rachel is her honesty and ability to listen to what the client wants and needs. I have many friends who now go to Watermelon Studio who are relieved to have finally met a hairdresser who listens to what the customer wants and they leave, as I do feeling fabulous! If you want a hairdressing experience that's unique, meets your needs in a relaxed, informal atmosphere you HAVE to visit. You will not be sorry!

The salon offers a wide range of services at a wide range of prices depending on what level of…read morestylist you choose. For example during the week you can get a haircut from a graduate for £10, but this can go up to £34 for a cut from the Director at the weekend. They offer a full range of services from up-do's to extensions and everything in between. The salon is always very busy as it is extremely popular. It can be difficult to get a short notice appointment but its worth waiting a little bit longer to get the quality of service they provide. The staff are super friendly and actually have a proper conversation with you rather than the usual mundane chat about your social life, job and love life. There are many different beauty treatments available. I have yet to try these but they appear to be priced competitively. On offer are facials, maincures, pedicures, massage, body treatments, hair removal, tanning, eye treatments, ear piercing and nail enhancements. There are a great many options available and nothing appears to have been left out. They have recently started offering Minx Nails, which are difficult to find in the north west. i will be treating myself to them soon!

If one thing is for sure about the city of Liverpool then it is the fact that its female…read moreinhabitants like to spend a lot of time on the way that they look. The Powder room is another one of those establishments that has seen this niche in the market and quickly moved to take advantage of this. Thanks to my girlfriend I have spent a large portion of time waiting around in places such as this and the Powder Room is one of the nicer places I have stared at the walls in. The staff are friendly and well presented and this place appears to have a touch of class about, rather than being a quick botch job to make people look like clowns these people take time and care over what they do. I would compare the Powder Room to a makeup section of a film set rather than a low rent beauty salon of which there are plenty in Liverpool. To sum up the Powder Room has a touch of class about it.

Me and girlfriend went to Liverpool for a party and she went to this salon as she didn't have time…read moreto do so before we left. She looked amazing, Thanks very much Powder Room.

Lesley Clarke's is a good professional salon on the Fiveways just opposite the library which is…read moreprobably the best place to park too (not sure if that is acceptable or not) but there are double yellow lines outside. As you see from my picture, some people just pull up onto the pavement to park. Its a little pricey but they have a good reputation. They specialise in hair colouring and extentions. As denoted by the Wella logo on the shop front the shop sells the SP or System Professional range of products which claim to do all sorts of wonderous things for your hair. My aunt and uncle always used washing up liquid and had beautiful hair. Wella are an old German company now controlled by Procter & Gamble.

Barbara Daley is trennnnddddyyy! They are very good at knowing what the current trend is and what…read morethe coming seasons will bring. Barbara would you believe it has her own blog as do some of the girls in the salon. One thing you won't get at Barbara Daley is a lack of ideas. I think there is nothing worse that going to have your haircut, you want some advice, ideas on what you could do, so you ask the hairdresser. I have often had very watered down answers, that aren't very adventurous and I have ended up having to suggest something myself. Well never fear, this won't happen at Barbara Daley. They actually have a predictions page on their website and style pages for idea's on what you could have for your next haircut and their hair stylists are brimming over with ideas. Barbara Daley is definitely a step ahead!

Salon looks and feels high quality when you go in but very poor service. Didnt get the colour I…read morewanted and feel hair is now dry and bleached. Would not recommend for colour/highlights

I walked in and made an appt for the following day, with Lee. He was brilliant!…read moreVery professional, easy going, skilled, efficient and listened to what I wanted.

First 4 Hair is on Brunswick Street and is a friendly salon with some good offers from the junior…read morestylists. A hairdressers, barbers and beauticians. One current offer that was due to the end of March but is being extended is the £15 Blow Dry with a free Moroccan Oil treatment . Prices aren't bad but it's not cheap. However, if you want it done properly then you have to pay the money. It's a pleasant atmosphere.

I went here yesterday after it was recommended by a family friend. I was optimistic after seeing on…read morethe website that they specialize in colour. I will say they matched my colour perfectly, and seeing how it's bright red I was a little worried. Regrettably, that was the only positive part to speak of. I don't know the names of any of the 3 ladies who worked on me, and only one of them bothered to actually talk to me. It was also the most painful hair experience I've ever had, all 3 ladies really yanked on my hair. One lady seemed to realize she was hurting me, and apologized but didn't change anything about how she was working with my hair. Due to this, I feel like I've suffered a lot of breakage. The worst part was the staining that occurred. After washing the dye out and getting into the chair, I saw literally globs of dye still on my neck. I've had red hair for years, so I know some staining is unavoidable. What I experienced yesterday was beyond that, however. There was staining all around my hairline, about a centimeter out from my hairline on my face and neck. I was so embarrassed I had to cancel plans to go out, even after scrubbing my skin with vinegar and nail varnish remover. I paid over 70 pounds and feel disappointed. Would not recommend.

If you want to avoid dissapointment, dont go there. I was suppost to get blond highlights 2 weeks…read moreago, and iam ginger now. They offered to do highlights again and when I got there today, got told that I will have to pay for it again ??? Since Owner changed a ferw years ago it is going downhill. All the girls who used to work there are long gone and the new staff dont seem to kniw what they are doing. Keep your money and your healthy hair and go somewhere else

Now then, I've said I'm a fan of this place, however my purse is not. As a birthday treat, my mum…read morebooked me in to this stylish hairdressers to get a bit of an overhaul. She was expecting to pay around £50-£60 for me to get my colour done. The final price was actually £108, and that was with a 25% reduction! (I later found out that the reduction was just on the cost of the hair dye as opposed to the whole shebang). Let me tell you what was good about the place though. Firstly, I met with one of the stylists, Bev, who discussed exactly what she was going to do to my poor ravaged hair. Then, as it was quiet, I had two hairdressers working on my head whilst listening to the Cheryl Cole album and attempting to join in their discussion on how if Cheryl can't keep a man, no one can. Then a couple of Vogue's were handed to me and I was left under a space-age looking heater while the dye did it's thang. Now comes my favourite part. I went over to the sink to get my hair washed. Wait, it gets better. I sat down in a comfy leather armchair and tipped my head back into the sink. Then the girl said "just watch your feet" - 'why am I watching my feet?' I thought. Well, next thing the chair started to recline and I'm pretty sure it heated up too. And then it started to massage me. Now, I'm a typical girl - I like people messing with my hair anyway; but when you're on a reclined, heated, massaging armchair getting your head massaged and lathered the £108 almost seems worth it!! After that it was back to business and I soon forgot the chair as my hair was primped and tousled and various people tried to explain what products were being thrown onto my head. All in all, it was very professional, if not a little try-hard. After all, surely the best bit about going to a hairdressers (other than getting your hair done) is having a good gossip? And even though it was only my first time there, surely I could still have participated in a bit of friendly banter? However, it was evidently not a social visit, and I was soon blow-dried to within an inch of my life and standing in front of the reception desk looking dazed and confused and trying to pretend that paying over £100 for a hairdo was normal. I was informed that if I came on Tuesdays it's 25% off colour, even though it says Mondays on the pack I was given, and also handed a pack of sweets with their name on as I was a first time customer. I was offered a range of haircare products but managed to fob them off with an "oh no I've just done a big shop!" line. I was also given my hair plan of what was done to my hair and was used on my hair so I could repeat it next time I came back.... I think I managed a weak smile at this point and just wanted to sit down with a strong drink. They evidently take hair very seriously. As a nice finishing touch, they asked me where I was parked (I couldn't admit that I'd come on public transport) and offered me an umbrella in case it started raining - as I didn't want to ruin my new hair. Stupidly I declined the umbrella, even though looking at the expensive furnishings and Bang&Olufsen phone, the umbrella was likely to be worth a third of the cost of the haircut and I could've sold it!!

Bobbers is a lovely place, the staff are excellent considering my stereotype of hairdressers (which…read moreI'm sure I've previously mentioned). I went along for a colour and cut with Stacey. She was really friendly and reassuring as I was a bit concerned about the new style. She talked me through every stage, explained what she was doing - unlike in some salons where all you see is huge clumps of hair falling onto the floor whilst the hairdresser is shouting to her friend on the other side of the salon, not even looking at the back of your head. The massage chair alone is worth the visit - but maybe not the price. I agree with the review below... very expensive.

I went here for and asked for a full head of highlights. Lucy and Michelle both said that Lucy has…read moredone my full head for me. but Lucy has said the back of my hair had grew out so she would have had to pack the foils at the back. So that obviously isn't doing the full head that I asked for then is it. I paid and asked for a full head of highlights. I expected Lucy to do her job properly and do that for me. Her or Michelle wouldn't admit that Lucy done her job wrong and when I asked for my refund. They refused it and said I should of told them earlier. I told them as soon as I noticed my hair had been done wrong. I haven't got the time to go round telling people about their mistakes. Lucy should be doing her job right. if you've had your hair done by Lucy then please check it to make sure it's been done correctly. I've had it confirmed by about 5 other hair dressers that to fix my hair and put the blonde back in the back of my hair. It would just need the full head of highlights doing. Thats what l asked Lucy for anyway and paid her for it. Lucy should be doing her job right. it's like they are desperate for people to go there and give them their money but Lucy is too lazy to so her job properly

The Walton Hair & Beauty Studio offers a wide range of treatments for both sexes. It is not the…read morebiggest of studios but they do offer most services at affordable prices. For instance, you can have waxing done for as cheap as £5. There is also a barbers section available daily. In addition, there are speciality treatments plus other services on request and a loyalty reward scheme for regular customers. Each time I walk past here, it seems busy which is always a good sign. Generally it attracts many of the locals as it isn't in the centre of town but is on the main road. By observation: hair, face and nail services seem to be the most popular. If you're on a budget and fancy some pampering, The Walton Hair & Beauty Studio is an average choice.