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Brothers Hair Sculpting Team (Oxford)
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57 The High Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 4AS, United Kingdom
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Brothers Oxford is an Aveda Lifestyle salon which is situated on the historic High Street in the busy City Centre of Oxford. Our core values are working with vegan hair colour and naturally derived sustainable cruelty free ingredients
Services available
Hair colouring balayage, hilites, tinting, demi permanant, bleaching and toning. Fashion colour etc
Pecision cutting for both Men and Woman
Styling. blow drying and hair up.
Perming.
For shine and smoothing we have Aveda bond building botanical repair, Organic way conditioning, Aveda treatment masks or Keratin blowdrys. gloss treatments.
Reviewed by 1609 customers (view comments)
The overall ranking and star rating is based on customer reviews received in the last 6 months. All customers that paid for a service at Brothers Hair Sculpting Team (Oxford) were requested to complete an independent review by mylocalsalon (a minimum of 26 reviews are required within the last 6 months to receive a ranking).
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| Ladies Cut | Mens Cut | Childrens Cut | Blowdry | Upstyle |
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What our customers are saying about us
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Eynsham 11 May 2017 |
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Oxford 11 May 2017 |
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Oxford 11 May 2017 |
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Oxford 11 May 2017 |
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Aylesbury 13 May 2017 |
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I think it's shameful that you offer massage treatments as you do- stick to the hairdressing.I had initially been drawn in by the online booking system as it seemed effortless. I was really looking forward to finding somewhere I could go for massages but there are so many negative points that I will not return for any service. The room is tiny, cluttered and smells bad, there's no attempt at making it a nice environment. The hot wax from other treatments was still on adding to the smell. It was a stuffy room and a warm day but I was covered with two blankets.The room has barely any privacy, there's crashing and loud noises from the salon, hairdryers, kettles, music, chatter of hairdressers that impacts on what a massage treatment should offer, I wasn't asked prior to treatment to give any health details which usually happens with caring therapists. I spent my treatment feeling bored and looking forward to getting out after a treatment of what I can only describe as being dusted(!) rather than actually massaged. I don't think the therapist is at fault here but I do think the space is not conducive, nor inspiring as a workplace and she may have been quite inexperienced but then think you should consider charging accordingly.