Madhair Κομμωτήριο - Nails Art-Fish SPA in Athina

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  MARIA MICHAEL

  :: 03 May 2018 07:44:14

  Great technique and experience..very good

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  Agnieszka Teodorowicz

  :: 22 February 2018 20:58:36

  The hairdresser ruined my hair without even a cut. For this he deserves an Oscar. The place is dirty. Equipment old and not professional at all (a yellow baby-brush? Really?). I asked to use clean brushes (I thought he has more than one), and he said 'it's okay'. I insisted... so he took another full of hair brush from his colleague. Long story short: tyhe hairdresser didn't wish to finish my hair and left like a true drama queen. I was charged 20€ for a hairwash&brushing. And I left the place with a mess on my head worse then before the visit

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  Envlaw co.

  :: 07 May 2017 00:28:10

  I have been at Madhair at May and i had some great moments! I had a great haircut from a prof hairdresser and the result is absolutely magnificent. The place is very very nice and thwe guys there are very kind and polite! I will be back soon!

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  Panos Panionios

  :: 24 December 2016 22:18:34

  Pleasant and welcoming environment. Incredible people. Excellent professionals. And "masters" of their kind ... Worth a visit!!!

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  Casa Grecia

  :: 23 July 2016 21:37:33

  A friend recommended me Mad Hair in Petraki, Athens, to have my manicure and pedicure done. I was in the place on Thursday 21 June 2016 and left the place having paid 45 euros for both services. After talking to my friend who pays 25 euros for the same services, and that can speak Greek (important detail, I believe), I went back to the hairdresser´s with her and another friend on the same day because we thought there might have been a mistake in the price. To our surprise, there was no mistake. As I was not a customer (!) she had applied the charge that she thought to be appropriate for me for those services. It seems that the owner of the place, has a range of prices for the same service depending on the type of customer that she has, so if she has not seen you before (and I suspect, if you do not speak any Greek) she applies exhorbitant prices for services that are cheaper to other customers she might see more often. Granted, I should have asked for the price for these services in advance bu , as she does not have a price list (the government does not request this from them) this is irrelevant, as she could still charge me whatever she felt like charging. Of course, I will never put a foot on the place again... and neither will my friend, and I will certainly inform anyone who asks me against visiting the place. You would be better off walking to Voulis, 50 metres away from this place, to a new nail saloon where young and very professional staff will do a basic manicure and pedicure for roughly 30 euros, and will be able to produce a list of prices to ensure that all customers are treated the same.