While people say that the difference between a good haircut and a bad one is only 2 weeks, having been the recipient of many a disastrous chop over the years, I’m sure you’ll agree that finding a good hairdresser is a welcome relief. And thus to AJM, which was a personal recommendation from my friend Ruth. I’ve always had mine done by Greg, who is now in charge, and I’ve always come out extremely happy. No messing about, a nice brew etc, the only slight downside is you might have to put up with some crowing about how Man U won the Champions League. But I won’t knock a star off for that…

The other exciting fact about AJM is that my friend Lucy actually married Greg after he did her hair. Is there any better endorsement?

I’ve been banned from cutting our daughters hair (although to be fair, it only really amounted to the odd trim) . I always thought I made a good job of the fringes, but mother clearly thinks otherwise. Anyhow, it’s about time the ‘Post New Romantic Mohawk’ hit the streets of out youths.
Seeing as fancy hairdressers in town charge an arm and leg, and perhaps ever so slightly surplus to requirements (GHD’s for pre schoolers?) a friend of ours recommended this hairdressers (I’d never noticed it before, probably missing it in those cocoons we drive around in) next door to Christies Cancer Hospital in Withington.
We took our first daughter over the weekend and they did such a good job, we took our elder daughter a few days later. Once again they carried out a top notch hair operation on the head of my child. Not only is it professionally run (they have plenty of staff) it’s a place full of warmth and spirit, but equally importantly they know how to cut hair.
I’m thinking of taking my barnet there for a good seeing too (I presume they do fella’s…’unfortunately’ it was full of women when I was in).
With very good prices and genuinely, nice staff (none of the overtly garrulous types that probe the inside of your head rather than the outside) I’d recommend if you live in the area and need a hairdressers then give this place a ‘curl’.