Ask RiotACT: Mobile hairdressers

bronnie 1 December 2018 30 November 2018 3

Ask RiotACT

Hi Rioters.

Can anyone recommend a good mobile hairdresser?

I’m currently stuck at home looking after my two 3-month-old twin boys – and so desperate just to get a haircut!

Going to a salon is not an option at the moment.

I live in Gungahlin.

Bec.

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3 Responses to Ask RiotACT: Mobile hairdressers

Maya123 11:40 am 02 Dec 18

Do you have a friend who could cut your hair? I just get reasonable competent relatives or friends to cut mine. Looks no different to how it looks after a hairdresser cuts it. Saves money too.

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bronnie 8:43 am 03 Dec 18

I wouldn’t trust them with cutting my hair! But thank you for the suggestion.

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Shannon Barbara 9:22 pm 01 Dec 18

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