Hairdresser?

i used to use revivals on a reg basis and thought they were great , then i moved to kent and it took me three go's to find a good hairdressers , but nothing comes close to dee (who was the lady at revival) who did my hair for a good 6 years, i was planning on booking a appointment and driving over to get my hair done in the next few weeks but you say they have changed hands , who owns the shop now and if its not the same owners they were called Dee and Alison, would anyone know where Dee is hairdressing if she still is?
Cheers

I just came back from Malishi and it was excellent. I have been to Toni & Guys, Vidal Sasson etc. paid through the nose for haircuts there, but by far this was one of the best haircuts I have had in years. Masa Honda cut my hair. In the consultation he picked up my hair and showed me how much he was cutting off so I don't have any scary 'hair cut to short' story to tell. The hair colour was exactly what I wanted. I had cream put on my face to stop staining and little ear protectors. All angles covered. So friendly, polite and an all round great experience.

Highly recommend.
Their details:
Tel: 0207 403 3332
www.malishi.com

slock wrote:

little ear protectors

I guess that Mr Spock and Noddy's friend aren't customers?

I agree, since reading this review late last year, I now go to Tracey at Circulo and would have no hesitation in recommending her to anyone looking for a new hairdresser in the London area. Tracey is one of a rare breed who listens and has the expertise to carry out an excellent cut. The salon is tastefully decorated and comfortable with excellent customer service ensuring you have an enjoyable visit. One to recommend

Following recommendations here, I went to Malishi and was very impressed. All three of them trained at the Vidal Sasson Academy - hence the excellent cuts.

In the past I had my haircut by Guy Kremer in Winchester (hairdresser of the year 3 times) and Tony & Guy - I used to model for them when I was a student. Now I can't afford their prices, but still want a good cut.

Malishi was certainly one of the best cuts I've ever had and I will be going back!

i went in to circulo asking for tracey and was told her books are closed and she doesnt accept any more customers. so i obviously cant follow that tip - pity because circulo is right downstairs from me and i would have gone there. now i might stick to my original hairdresser though he is not in SE1. if i have to wander out a bit i might as well go all the way!

after being quite ticked off by Circulo informing me that Tracey is "not taking any new clients" i called up malishi and made an appointment with mariko for a haircut today. Why bother opening a new salon if you're not going to take new clients i ask? Totally ridiculous. Well they have lost a potential client and Mariko at Malishi has gained yet another one!

My colleagues all go to Malishi, but I am not quite as stylish as them and I go to Gossip, which is on the corner of Marshalsea Road and Redcross Way. He cuts my hair pretty well for a tenner. He seems to have loads of regular customers (mainly women) and gets booked up so I guess he is good.

Champor-Champor wrote:

My colleagues all go to Malishi, but I am not quite as stylish as them and I go to Gossip, which is on the corner of Marshalsea Road and Redcross Way. He cuts my hair pretty well for a tenner. He seems to have loads of regular customers (mainly women) and gets booked up so I guess he is good.

Do you leave him a good tip??!!

Hi,
I've just been to Malishi after reading this post. I've tried the other places around here (including london bridge salon) and have to say Malishi's is the best. Extremely polite, relaxed atmosphere, where the pay a lot of attention to your hair - they don't rush. Defninitely recommend!
www.Malishi.com