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You can tell a fair bit about a salon from the calibre of towel on offer. At this swish Marylebone hairdressers they're as thick as duvets and the colour of caramel highlights. That level of service runs through the whole establishment, which is darkly glossy and reassuringly expensive. Cuts cost up to £115 (although you can get a junior stylist for £45), but if you have the money to spend, it's a great place to spend it. As well as the usual roster of cuts and colour, there is a spa-style beauty department, where you can go for a 120-minute facial to recover from the stress of your head massage and unctuous conditioning treatment.
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Fred Gielly is fantastic. The salon is very upscale and sophisticated. For those who want to avoid having their hair razored to within an inch of its life by the plethora of untalented stylists whose vocabulary consists of a few words such as 'wow,amazing, fabulous' mostly when describing themselves and their perceived talent. He is well worth his fee and the haircut really lasts.
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