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I had my curly hair cut there by Linda, it was a pretty straight forward cut but I was super pleased with it. My two children also had their hair cut by another stylist. I was very pleased with my sons, my daughters had a few more layers than I was hoping for but now it has grown out a little it looks great. I was a very happy customer, they were lovely, very reasonable and superb for what we wanted, which wasn't too fancy!!
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I've had my hair cut by Linda a few times and been really happy with it. My daughter too. She has been there for quite a few years previously as heavenly hair and nails but had a refit and rename in the summer but still the same staff just nicer facilities. The treatment room at the back looks nice but not had anything done yet.

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