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

ICON hairdressing is a high class and stylish establishment to feel truly pampered when you're…read moregetting your hair done. (I love the chandeliers and glam wallpaper) They use top of the range products and have a really relaxing environment that you can savour (no end to tea and mags if you're in for the long haul!) They've taken the time to make it a really special experience and you'll want to go back. In the week it's £55 for a cut and colour so it's good value for the service you get, and the stylists are really great at giving advice on your ideas and aren't too radical if you're unsure. You'll come out feeling refreshed and looking great!

Excellent prices for amazing results. Ive had cut and blows, colour and also hair put up, all at…read moreaffordable prices. Im always very happy with results!

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 booked Orchid Blush to provide hair and make up for an event I was producing. They sent a full…read moreteam and everybodyc was great the hair and make-up was perfect and all the models and VIP guests were ready in good time for the show. Really recommend this company for their reliability, skill and all the artists were very friendly and nice to have around on the day. Polly Ridger