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Roche - Reopened!!!!


Maggie1

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I went in earlier to have a snoop and got a blowdry by this guy, they do ladies and men's hair, he gave me a discount because I haven't been in before, I was so chuffed he was really nice!!


He booked me in for nails and eyebrows. they do everything?!? its nice that Roche has opened though I like having somewhere I can walk to its so convenient!

Yes mems is a male barbers but Balayage is a hairdressers i had my highlights done there and was very pleased i also got a discount on my highlights as it was ny first time - whilst i was there i couldnt resist a pedicure as well!!! They have this amazing chair with a lovely back massage, love having somewhere local for beauty and hair! Totally recommend it and there discounts for new customers are well worth a visit!!! Lovely friendly atmosphere and great coffee! Haha

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