English Speaking Hairdresser in Helsinki?

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Colette
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English Speaking Hairdresser in Helsinki?

Post by Colette » Sat Dec 09, 2006 10:02 pm

I'm looking for a good English speaking hairdresser in Helsinki. I was thinking about dying my hair so I'm looking for a good hairdresser. Especially since I have never dyed my hair before. I've gotten highlights, but have never completely dyed it. Any suggestions would be helpful.

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~Colette~



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suomi
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Re: English Speaking Hairdresser in Helsinki?

Post by suomi » Sat Dec 09, 2006 10:15 pm

Colette wrote:I'm looking for a good English speaking hairdresser in Helsinki. I was thinking about dying my hair so I'm looking for a good hairdresser. Especially since I have never dyed my hair before. I've gotten highlights, but have never completely dyed it. Any suggestions would be helpful.

Thanks,
~Colette~
I just can recommend: Naps --> Helsinki, Yrjönkatu 3 (http://www.naps.fi/)

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Post by interleukin » Sun Dec 10, 2006 1:23 am

I went to Volyme, a tiny place just west off Mannerheimintie (Tölöön halli tram stop). I had my hair coloured and cut and I was very happy with the service and final result. No language problems as their English was quite good.

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RS
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Post by RS » Sun Dec 10, 2006 10:08 pm

And how much did you pay for the same (Colour + Cut)?

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Badgermushroom
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Post by Badgermushroom » Thu Dec 14, 2006 11:03 am

This thread:
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is about a place which has an English hairdresser. I guess English people speak okay English. :wink:

Never tried him myself tho. I tend to go to Päämaja in Kamppi
http://www.paamajasalongit.fi/
There's a Finnish-Lebanese guy there who knows how to cut curly foreign hair such as mine, which is good considering how often Finnish barbers just don't have much experience of such things and tend to butcher it. Name of Mahmoud.

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