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WANTED:: recommendations for good, lower cost hairdressers


jamesb

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As my hair recedes I'm seemingly (and somewhat ironically) having to get it cut more often than ever before in order to keep it in check. As such I'm rather loathed to keep forking out ?35+ every 5 weeks or so, and am therefore seeking recommendations for the best 'cost-effective' hairdressers in East Dulwich/immediate surrounding area. Thanks in advance!

Thanks all for the recommendations.


Ended up going to Rocket on Rye Lane. Robbie - the owner - gave me one of the best cuts I've had in a long while, and for just ?20.


Phlox - the likes of Willies B (who I've given up on), Myla & Davis (good, but way out of my price bracket), and others.

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