tpiace

Does anyone know of any english speaking hairdressers in the Palamos, Playa D'Aro area?

Thanks!

fionamw

If no-one comes up with a suggestion, here's mine: if it were me & my Spanish were pretty ropy (it is, but I can do this type of thing) I'd go into any hairdressers & ask - in Spanish, obviously - if anyone there speaks English. If you get no joy, ask if they know a hairdresser nearby who speaks English.

I know it'll be easier if you can find someone on BE with a recommendation, not least because it's nice to have a recommendation when it comes to hairdressers! But be prepared....

big wheels

Why not learn the Spanish terms for what you want and visit a Spanish hairdresser and maybe have some fun at the same time?

lots of help out there such as this.

http://www.aleida.net/gloss1-en.html

My wife used to drive to visit an English hairdresser as she was worried that a Spanish one would not be used to dealing with very curly hair.
She needn't have worried though she eventually took the plunge and went to a local Spanish girl who charges her around €35 less with far better results.

lynnxa

are you serious!!!!


you can get a rotten hairdo when when you can speak the language!!!!


I have to say your wife was not only very brave but also very lucky!

Sharon B

I agree, you are most probably better off eventually learning the Spanish terms and going to a local Spanish hairdresser. They will actually respect you for using their services and trying to converse with them and you never know you might make some new friends. Also, I have found where I live the Spanish hairdressers charge a lot less then the Brit counterparts.

lynnxa

totally agree - when you have a bit of spanish under your belt - much better

fionamw

thumbsup except me smileys 'ave gone awol.....