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Hairdressers in Oxford?

Just wanted to know if I can get my hair cut in Oxford for a tenner.
I've heard a rumour that most of the places in Oxford are quite up-market and charge £20+?

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Reply 1

fleur-de-lis

I have seen an unsophisticated barber shop in Walton St... apparently you can have a hair cut for 6 pounds. And then there are the pricey ones on High St- somewhere around 20-25 pounds.

Reply 2

Woostarite

Cool, thanksadiddily!
Considering I just need my hair all over cut shorter rather than some fancy style, I think I'll go for the £6 one. :p:

Reply 3

fleur-de-lis

I'll be going to Jericho in the evening- so will post the exact price once I return,

Reply 4

hornblower

Walters of The Turl do it for under a tenner. The barber called Junior is a nice guy.

Reply 5

fleur-de-lis

I'm afraid that I couldn't spot the hairdresser in Walton St... but I remember it being on the Somerville/Radcliffe Infirmary side of the St... apparently there is a one for 9.99 inside Covered Market

Reply 6

Teddy Boy

I've used the one in the covered market. They do a really good cut and it's under a tenner too, so all good! Would recommend them :smile:

Reply 7

blue-eyes

Hey, does anyone know a good hairdresser, but not too expensive, in central oxford or up cowley road?

Reply 8

Hoofbeat

In central Oxford there is Mahogany (on Turl St and Market St and somewhere else I think).....have heard from several female friends that they are very good there and you can get student discount, which doesn't make it too expensive. I think you can book it with a junior (not a trainee tho :p:

), rather than a senior hairdresser, which makes it cheaper too. Can't remember how much it cost them though..maybe £20-25?

Reply 9

Agrippina

Becky-boo

Hey, does anyone know a good hairdresser, but not too expensive, in central oxford or up cowley road?

I go to Anne Veck on St Clement's - I got my hair highlighted for about £30 there and it's a really nice salon, they give you lots of free drinks and there are flat-screen TVs mounted on the walls next to each of the seats to keep you occupied! :biggrin:

And they do 20% student discounts on Mondays and possibly Wednesdays too I think.

Reply 10

LatinMachine

I second Anne Veck. Discount is on the Monday, they do free fringe trims if you need them and the lady who did my hair, Suzie, is the best hairdresser I've ever had. Very nice ladies.

Reply 11

Cirsium

See had I known this I might not have been so panicky about getting it done before I came back (my old hairdressers shut down) and I wouldn't now look like i'd cut my own hair with garden shears because I went to a hairdresser I didn't know GRRRRRRR

Reply 12

Crazy Mongoose

Anyone know a mens hairdresser? I'm begining to get concerned at the length of mine too...

Reply 13

hobnob

Crazy Mongoose

Anyone know a mens hairdresser? I'm begining to get concerned at the length of mine too...

Where's the problem? Just let it grow long enough for a ladies' hairdresser to handle, and you'll be fine. :p:

Reply 14

Alan Smithee

What about barbershops?

You know, like Desmond's...

Reply 15

sjuthani

Crazy Mongoose

Anyone know a mens hairdresser? I'm begining to get concerned at the length of mine too...

I got mine cut at the barbers on the High Street right next to Queen's last term (30 second walk from Teddy Hall :biggrin:

)- £10 with a student discount, which is pretty expensive, but done in 10 minutes. There's also a place in Turl Street, that my friend went to but his hair was butchered and they have queues of people waiting.

Reply 16

Cirsium

Hmm I was gonna recommend the place on Turl Street - they've always done a good job of the-only-male-friend-whose-hair-I-talk-about's hair!

Reply 17

Hoofbeat

I think some of my male friends use the barber in the covered market too.

Reply 18

dancingqueen

Walter's on Turl street for guys. Never had my hair cut in Oxford though, I just let it grow and have it done up north where its sooo much cheaper.

Reply 19

trina

I went to Brothers next Harvey's on the High Street- they're expensive but I had a trainee do mine which made it under £20 and she did a really good job.

I have a friend who likes the barbers in the Covered Market, he claims that whenever you go in, all the barbers stop working, turn round and say hello! This seems to be his main reason for going, but his hair is usually OK so they can't be too bad.