I used to dread going to the hairdresser as my previous hairdresser would insist on this blow dry that would give me whiplash as well as wearing brown hair dye all over my forehead and cheeks, couldn’t go out afterwards however I discovered my miracle make over a couple of years ago by chance, got chatting to my sister in law asking her where she gets her hair done as it was always gorgeous and discovered my baby brother number 11 best friend wife was a hairdresser and all I can say is she listened to what I was wanting and she turned me from a frumpy old bag into a glamorous old bag😂unfortunately my up to date gorgeous hair doesn’t cover my face but hey I still feel like a super model when I leave AND☝️I can go out to dinner straight after as no hair dye on my face and don’t need to take painkillers as not had 12 hairbrushes dangling from my skull and to top it I get my nails 💅🏼 and trotters done by the comical di❤️🙌😃🙌( for years I wanted my hair shorter and lighter but previous hairdresser wouldn’t even discuss the pictures I’d show her ) love it there, staff are so lovely, lovely down to earth friendly atmosphere, see you in a few weeks Charlene Kelly and Dianne 💖💕💖💕💅🏼 💇🏻‍♀️

I recently took my son to Mo at Hatch Barbers, and I couldn't be more impressed. My son has never been one to enjoy getting his hair cut, but this time was different. The barber paid incredible attention to detail, constantly checking in with him to make sure he was happy with how his hair was being done. It was clear that he truly cared about getting it just right.From the start, the experience was welcoming—he even offered both my son and me a drink, which was a thoughtful touch. The atmosphere was relaxed and friendly, making the whole experience enjoyable.Overall, we're both extremely pleased with the service. This barber has definitely earned our loyalty, and it's great to finally have found someone my son enjoys going to. Highly recommend!

From the first week I used Booksy I have had an absolutely horrific time with them, they have an option called ‘boost’ witch is meant to get you clients and you pay a 30% fee. As much as it’s ridiculously priced, I have never had one client from this, every client they claim to be getting me was in fact my own clients. I joined because I was promised 3 months discounted price of £20 a month instead of £40, the 3rd payment they took £40. I rang up and told them I wanted to cancel my subscription because they had been over charging me for my own clients and they told me my subscription will end on the 1st of December. 2 days later I found that they have took money out of my account again from ‘boost’. How can they do this when my subscription has ended? They refunded me so I told them to delete my bank details. So now fast forward a week before Christmas when I am so busy I haven’t got time to go to banks and I have bills and my daughters nursery fees coming out of my bank they take money again out of my account and tell me there is nothing they can do it will be in your account in 3-5 working days after I stated I needed it in my bank today it is not a refund it is theft, most disgusting, cold hearted company with lazy staff members who lie to your face and a management team who are impossible to get in touch with.

Really dislike that my local hairdresser is now using this app exclusively for appointments. The app itself works fine. I could like with that. What I detest, though, is the fact that every time I launch the app it pushes for access to my contacts. It doesn’t need this. I don’t want it to have this. Worse, the presentation of this “choice” is sharp practice designed to trick users into giving access: a big white OK button with the better option (“Not now”) in far less prominent grey text on the main dark background - no button. This is deliberately poor design and can only have been included to maximise access to personal data. The app should present a choice where both options are apparent to even careless users, given the importance of what is being asked. And critically it should only ask this once. Sure, present it again if a user tries to do something that needs this access. But do not have this trap as a precursor to launching the app each time. It makes me hate you and generally fear that you do not respect my rights (when without it I would probably trust and recommend the app). Please be responsible developers and fix this.