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I've just moved to ED and looking for a qualified hairdresser that can come to my home at a time that suits me.


I'm after someone who knows what they are doing and is experienced with both cut and colour.


My last hairdresser was amazing but can't travel south :-(.


Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks!

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Hello,


I would recommend IAN.He's been cutting and highlighting my hair for over a year now and I've noticed a massive difference in the overall appearance and condition and others have commented too.He really listens to what you want but also gives his honest opinion so that you end up with what really works for you.


His prices are amazing and he offers even more discounts if you have your hair done with a friend or two - we?ve had a pampering night before which was great fun.


I couldn?t him recommend more.


I've attached his card but his number is 07871452291.

  • 4 weeks later...

Ian (I'm guessing it's the same Ian as we have the same phone number) has been cutting my hair for about 6 months now. I found him on this site and he's great. I don't think I would bother going back to a salon now when its so easy for him to come over... He's always been professional and a really good guy.


Ian: 07871452291

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