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By shortcarole
March 19, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted March 19, 2014

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Posted March 19, 2014

Having struggled to find time to go to the salon to get my roots done, and with a friend?s wedding last weekend, I looked on here for a mobile hairdresser and found Jessica Trainor Freelance hairdresser (user Jessica2204). She came to my house last Wednesday night, after the kids were in bed, and the results are amazing and it was better value than a salon. Everyone commented on how great my hair looked on Saturday, so I will definitely be using Jessica again. If you are short on time, or even just need a some pampering I would recommend contacting Jessica, 07710264000

Carole

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