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London's best hairdressers
Looking for a great haircut in London? Treat your tresses at these classy salons and classic barbers
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Straggly ends, visible roots and troublesome fringes? Worry no more, for these brilliant London hair salons can solve even the most serious barnet-based challenge. All tastes and budgets are catered for, even if you're looking to sit next to a glossy celebrity, or want a dip dye to match your jumper. To save you from any future bad hair days we sent a group of testers out into the capital to track down the best hairdressers in central, north, south, east and west London.
Best for
A personalised primping experience
Nearest tube
Goodge Street
'Beauty first' is the philosophy at Saco. Which means whatever ideas (or ego) your stylist has, they'll put them aside if they won't make you look and feel beautiful. It's a refreshing approach, one that means you won't end up with an asymmetrical bob and a blunt-cut fringe – unless, of course, that's a look you can totally rock. The narrow salon is sleek and simple, and there's not even a whiff of pretension among the talented cutters and colourists. In fact, even a session with Richard Ashforth, one of the founders, is an entirely laidback affair which includes a reassuring consultation and plenty of chat about face shape, hair length and 'beauty enhancing' styles.
- 4 Charlotte Place, W1T 1SE
Andrew Barton Salon
Best for
Total hair makeover
Nearest tube
Covent Garden
He may be a celeb and TV favourite, but there's nothing intimidating about Andrew Barton's eponymous salon – his Covent Garden venue is his friendly 'home away from home', with stylists and clients alike gabbing away to each other over tea and biscuits in an uber-relaxed setting, complete with strokeable flock wallpaper puppies. When not on shoots with the likes of Lily Allen, Andrew's in the salon for just two days a week, but if you're in need of a one-off transformation, his Andrew Barton Makeover is well worth the £510 for cut, colour and finish.
- 25 Henrietta St, WC2E 8NA
George Northwood
The first salon from the bloke behind the 'Alexa' is a family affair, with Guinness cake served up by Northwood's mum, and his sister dishing out colour. To give every customer a piece of the man Chung calls the 'hair magician', he has pledged to consult on every cut. So, while you might not be able to afford Northwood himself (now upwards of £250 a cut), you will get his opinion on what style you should be getting, and his consultation on how your stylist will deliver it to you. A little bit of what the A list are getting, from just £75.
- 24 Wells Street, W1T 3PH
Atherton Cox
Best for
Blokes' cuts
Nearest tube
Bond Street
Think of Atherton Cox as the Jil Sander of hairdressers: beautiful cuts delivered without fuss. It was founded nearly a decade ago by Lisa Atherton and Paul Cox, and the team is now nearly 40-strong, catering predominantly for glamorous thirtysomething Marylebone professionals and yummy mummies. Thanks to Men's Hairdresser of the Year award-winner Desmond Murray, who charges £116 for a 're-design', it's a go-to for a brilliant gents' cut too.
- 18 New Cavendish St, W1G 8UR
Aveda Institute
Best for
Chemical-free colour
Nearest tube
For those who care about what is going into and on to their bodies, the Aveda Institute on High Holborn is hard to beat. One of the orginal purveyors of natural hair and skin products, the brand continues to deliver quality treatments at this vast, airy hair and beauty spa. Time Out has long been a fan of the salon, not only for its fabulous non-agressive colour and great cuts, but the serene manicure and pedicure booths, tucked away at the back. What makes this salon appealing is that is refreshingly un-sceney: no air-kissing, fuss or celebrity gossip.
- 174 High Holborn, WC1V 7AA
The Spa and Barber at Alfred Dunhill
Best for
Men's luxury
Nearest tube
Bond Street
You may feel a little self-conscious approaching the rather grand Bourdon House, home to luxury brand Alfred Dunhill's flagship store, but a calm, unpretentious welcome makes you feel as though you're a member of an exclusive men's club (which, incidentally, is just what occupies the other half of the building). Step through clouds of cigar smoke on the Cellar Bar patio, up the plush carpeted staircase, and into the barbershop where everything is exquisitely done yet reasonably priced.
- 2 Davies St, W1K 3DJ
Brooks and Brooks
Best for
Good value cuts
Nearest tube
Brooks and Brooks is a multi-award-winning salon in Bloomsbury (three times London Hairdresser of the Year, for starters). It's good value in general (with cuts from £45), but on Mondays and Tuesdays you can get a restyle completely free. Cuts are by trainees, but fully supervised by the best in the business.
- 13-15 Sicilian Avenue, WC1A 2QH
Hershesons Blow Dry Bars
Best for
Speedy blow dries
Nearest tube
Oxford Circus
The Time Out team have been fans of Hershesons Blow Dry Bars since the first one opened in Topshop, Oxford Circus in 2006. Branches now exist in Westfield, One New Change and Selfridges. A 30-minute blow dry – you pick from one of 12 set styles, from a neat wave to an ambitious Bardot up-do – will set you back just £25. Booking is recommended, but no appointment is required: you can just turn up, which is always handy.
- Topshop, 36-38 Great Castle Street, W1W 8LG
Stuart Philips
Best for
Cuts & blow dries
Nearest tube
Covent Garden
Having tended the tresses of the rich and famous from Ivana Trump to Jamie Oliver, Stuart Philips retains a remarkably down-to-earth attitude and his plush Covent Garden salon reflects his friendly, professional demenor. We are always impressed by the treatment we receive here – on a recent trip the blow dry we had managed to give volume to our fine, limp hair with out making it frizzy. The interior is ultra-comfy and induces instant calm; recline in cool leather chairs and have a chat with the friendly, informative staff. From £30 for a wash and blow dry.
- 25 Monmouth Street, WC2H 9DD
Charles Worthington
Best for
Colour and cuts
Nearest tube
Tottenham Cout Road
For no-nonsense blow-dries, great colour and cuts in bright, comfortable surroundings, Charles Worthington is your man. We have long frequented the Percy Street outlet for lunchtime blow-dries (from £36) and can't fault the customer service – a bowl of nuts and glass of bubbly is always offered within seconds of sitting down (you can have unlimited top-ups for a £2 charge. By our reckoning, if you drink enough, you can break even). The salon is minimal but super-comfortable, and for a place with such a big name behind it, it is remarkably friendly.
- 7 Percy St, W1T 1DH
Daniel Hersheson
Best for
Speedy blow dries
Nearest tube
Oxford Circus
Despite its location in the heart of upmarket Mayfair, this modern two-storey salon isn't at all snooty, with a staff of very talented cutters and colourists. Prices start at £60 (£45 for men), though you'll pay £300 for a cut with Daniel (£150 for men). There's also a menu of therapies; the swish Harvey Nichols branch has a dedicated spa. Hersheson's Blow Dry Bars are located at Topshop, Westfield London and One New Change.
- 45 Conduit Street, W1F 2YN
Geo F Trumper
Best for
Cut-throat shave
Nearest tube
Green Park
This traditional Mayfair barber has been pampering men since 1875 offering both a range of fragrances and grooming products (aftershave balms, razors, shaving brushes) as well as an indulgent range of treatments from wet shaves to manicures and facials. Branches: 1 Duke of York Street, SW1Y 6JP.
- 9 Curzon Street, W1J 5HQ
Gentlemen's Tonic
Best for
Men's grooming
Nearest tube
Oxford Circus
Upmarket gents' hairdressers in the West End tend to fall into two camps: the fogeyish, or the achingly trendy. Gentlemen's Tonic is neither. It caters for well-heeled men who are past youthful experiments with 'interesting' hairstyles, and who prefer to look smart and well-groomed in a modern but classic style. The salon is well-appointed with a relaxing reception area, and decorated in an understated masculine style in the style of a smart tailors' shop.
- 1a Bruton Place, W1J 6NN
Gielly Green
Best for
Luxe cuts
Nearest tube
Bond Street
You can tell a fair bit about a salon from the calibre of towel on offer. At this swish Marylebone hairdressers they're as thick as duvets and the colour of caramel highlights. That level of service runs through the whole establishment, which is darkly glossy and reassuringly expensive. Cuts cost up to £144 (although you can get a junior stylist for £55), but if you have the money to spend, it's a great place to spend it.
- 42-44 George St, W1U 7ES
It's Something Hell's
Best for
Retro cuts
Nearest tube
Oxford Circus
Miss Betty and Mr Ducktail are London's self-proclaimed 'rock 'n' roll motherkutters' – rockabilly hair experts who'll coiffeur you back to the '50s. Their small salon in Kingly Court offers a full menu of services for women – particularly colour treatments and brilliant, gravity-defying up-dos – but there's just one coveted chair for men, where Mr Ducktail whips up pompadour quiffs with clippers, scissors and a switchblade.
- Unit 2.16 Kingly Court, (49 Carnaby Street), W1F 9PY
Joe & Co
Best for
Men's cuts and shaves
Nearest tube
Piccadilly Circus
Generations after Paul Raymond ruled the southern end of Berwick Street, a less sleazy and more tonsorial 'King of Soho' has emerged in the same neighbourhood. Stylist and owner Joe Mills has ducked and weaved smartly with the area's changing needs: Joe & Co, is an ultra-contemporary men's barbers that eschews the stuffy wood panels and badger brushes of traditional barbershops. Meticulous wet shaves and on-point cuts range from £30-£45, but all gentlemanly follicular needs are handled - from moustache shapings, quick hairline touch-ups to keep a cut in check, right through to straightening and grey hair blendings. Highly recommended.
- 22 Peter Street, W1F 0AG
Jo Hansford
Best for
Nearest tube
Marble Arch
When legendary colourist Jo Hansford closed her Mount Street premises, the neighbourhood blondes must have gone into meltdown. However, the ladies of Mayfair (including regular clients Gwyneth and Nigella) have nothing to worry about, at least in the hair department, as the closure was making way for a jumbo new flagship for this enduringly popular, consistently excellent hairdresser.
- 48 South Audley St, W1K 2QB
Philip Kingsley
Best for
Hair disasters
Nearest tube
Marble Arch
Whether you are desperately trying to rectify the disaster of a home perm, minimising the damage from a sloppy salon, or you're a model victim of a photoshoot involving superglue and a blast furnace, the experts at Philip Kingsley are the people to see. The London Clinic, set in the Edwardian splendour of Mayfair, specialises in trichology – the study of hair and the scalp. Philip himself is the World's most respected voice when it comes to this treatment, working in the field for the last six decades. As well as consultations, Philip and his team are expert witnesses in cases of negligence heading to court and also have been collaborating with cancer xharities and patients who have had there hair or scalp affected by various treatments.
- 54 Green Street, W1K 6RU
Karine Jackson
Best for
Natural colour
Nearest tube
Covent Garden
This glossy two-floor hair and beauty salon in Covent Garden has won several industry awards for its cut and colour services (including London Hairdresser of the Year for Karine). Despite its stellar credentials, you can get a luxury Kérastase blow dry for £15, which includes refreshments, from Monday to Friday. The staff are friendly and accommodating, whether you're popping in for a quick fringe-trim or a brand new cut.
- 24 Litchfield Street, WC2H 9NU
Best for
Nearest tube
Green Park
Despite its chic, contemporary look, Michaeljohn remains the ultimate old-school Mayfair salon catering for royalty (Princess Beatrice), fashion editors (yup, Anna Wintour gets her fringe cut here by Charlie Chan), and blonde Hollywood bombshells (from Cameron Diaz to Drew Barrymore).
- 25 Albermarle Street, W1S 4HU
Nicky Clarke
Best for
High glamour
Nearest tube
Bond Street
Stepping into the antique elegance of Nicky Clarke's Mayfair townhouse is like being ushered on to the set of 'Downton' – until you clap your eyes on a Union Jack cushion or a signed Beatles photo. Half of London's celebs pass through the its doors. Sienna Miller and Kate Moss are regulars. A-listers have got its stylists on speed dial for their red carpet tresses. But while it's discreet there's nothing sniffy about the service.
- 11 Carlos Place, W1K 3AX
Rossano Ferretti
Best for
Friendly service
Nearest tube
Oxford Circus
Hidden away behind a residential door in Central London, Rossano Ferretti couldn't feel more exclusive, complete with deferential porter to answer the door and usher you up a grand staircase. The beautifully turned out salon is the new addition to some twenty equally luxurious outposts around the world and bears Italian hair guru Rossano Ferretti's trademark minimalist/luxe style.
- 17 St George St, W1S 1FJ
Tommy Guns
Best for
Cool cuts for men
Nearest tube
Oxford Circus
Now over a decade old, and with new branches on Brewer Street and all the way over in New York City, Tommy Guns remains a very cool prospect indeed. This original Soho space, complete with retro fittings, is filled with youthful colourists and cutters and there's a friendly, relaxed buzz to the place most days.
- 65 Beak Street, W1F 9SN
Windle & Moodie
Best for
A new look
Nearest tube
Covent Garden
This buzzy Covent Garden salon has a reputation for styling the uber-gorgeous (as the glossy mag pages on the walls, featuring the locks of Kate Moss, Drew`Barrymore and Gwyneth Paltrow can attest). But don't be intimidated by the A-lister clientele. The salon has a friendly and down-to-earth vibe; even the minimalist decor is offset by a huge welcoming table in the reception piled with retro board games, tastefully placed art books, and er, 'The Complete Guide to Ferrets'.
- 41-45 Short's Gardens, WC2H 9AP
The King's Canary
Best for : Unintimidating atmosphere
The King's Canary is nothing flash - but it's neat as a pin, just cool enough but not too cool, and has a few little touches that make you realise every detail has been really thought about. The combined skills of its two owners (Stanley Wright, a swish ladies' hairdresser, formerly of Chandler Wright in Blackheath and Gavin Cornwell, a barber from cool dude coiffeur Joe & Co in Soho) mean its services are equally appealing to guys and girls. The former have a kind of zone at the back offering all manner of barbery as well as Don Draperish refreshments like Whisky, while the girls are up front with chic cutting stations and bubbles on offer. If that kind of gender stereotypeing annoys you, then you're welcome to swap orders - but we were very happy with our lot.
- 81 Great Titchfield Street, W1W 6RQ
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I liked these Salons and i will visit these salons soon! But have you ever heart about Shubhangi hair and beauty salon?
Windle and Moodie are by far the BEST! Paul always cuts my hair just the way I like it! I highly reccomend them
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Glasshouse Salon in the heart of delightful Hackney is a fantastic new Salon opened by New Zealand stylist Olivia Crighton. I used to get anxious when I'd go to get my hair done but at Glasshouse I feel totally relaxed and peaceful. Great selection of speciality teas and drinks (all organic) match the whole ethos of the salon. Healthy and organic. The hair styling is fantastic, they really understand peoples needs and have the best colouring system I have ever used. You will definitely leave feeling like you've been on holiday to a restful spa resort but really you've had a colour and cut at Glasshouse.
I just wanted to mention a fantastic hair salon just opened called SCISSOR CITY in Leman Street, London. Great professional service. Zena Ex- Toni and Guy gives great hair cuts, blow dry, colour and all hairdressing needs. Tony (her father) is a first class city barber. I highly recommend a visit.
I just cheated on my hairstylist, but it was worth it! I've been going to my hairstylist for many years, I needed something modern, chic, and eye-catching. I got all of that and more at Rock 'n' Dolls in Richmond. The price was reasonable, he was charming, gave me great advice, and he managed to fit me in at 9pm. I strongly recommend this place. Regards, Marcia
Checked out a really cute place called The Parlour London the other day (heard a lot of hype about this place!) and I just felt compelled to write something when I saw it wasn't on this list! (??) It's so cute and quirky, and from the minute you walk it it's like you're home... they even gave me a bunch of free cocktails and a really cute cake on a stick (popcake?) It was really amazing. My hair looked fantastic for days afterwards which was definitely a bonus and I can't get it out of my head! I had so much fun and I am dying to go back... I can't stop talking about it and telling all my friends! You guys have to go!!!
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I really love this handy section on your site as the venues above look really good. pity not a lot of pics available to see more of their business. Had to check another site for more detail. www.daviesandbells.com
I want to warn people about The Chapel on St. Johns Street. They charge by time and not what you have done. They say this is better value but don't be fooled. This is a complete rip off! I used to have my hair dyed and they charged me £100 but wouldn't dry it for free which is appalling considering you can't leave a salon with wet hair. When I had it dried they charged me £60 telling me the hairdresser's hourly rate was £80. To say it took 20 mins to dry my messy bob you can see why I left and want to warn people of this disgusting unfair rip off!
I want to warn people about The Chapel on St Johns Street. They charge by time and not what you have done. They say this is better value but don't be fooled - it's not, it's just a complete rip off. I used to go there and have my hair coloured for £100 and they wouldn't dry it for free which is quite appalling considering you can't really leave the salon with wet hair! When I had it dried they charged me £60 and told me the hairdresser's hourly rate was £80. To say it took about 20 to 30 mins to dry my messy bob you can see why I left and want to warn people about this disgusting unfair rip off!!
I normally don't write on these jind of post however after reading this article I though that the salon I last went to deserved a mention. I recently went to Sergio Giannasso's hair salon in between Leicester Square and Covent Garden and found the experience to be amazing. I normally go to budget priced barbers where you just get a pretty standard cut. There usually isn't much thought as to style or design. Sergio's salon was different, tucked away on St Martin's Lane I felt like they really cared about me. I was a bit apprehensive as the prices were a little more than I would normally pay but since a friend who works nearby suggested I go there and I really needed a haircut I went. They washed my hair, treated me to coffee and cake and gave me a haircut actually with style and shape that I haven't seen for a long time. I was really happy hence writing this comment.
What about The Parlour London in Chiswick? They are my local- really quirky blowdry and braid bar that serves free cocktails and cake! My friends and I go here all the time. This list must be out-dated??
Four Mirrors in Earlsfield is smart and professional but far more personal than most. I had a half head of highlight a cut and blow-dry and was really impressed with the results. Georgia took time to understand what I wanted but also offered a couple of suggestions which I'm really pleased with. To top it off the price was really very reasonable for the quality of the cut and colour; 2 months later it is still looking great and I'll be going back!
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I have been a client of brooks and brooks for few years now and bec colours my hair. if you want a beautiful colour that will suit your skin tone then she's your girl. she has created beautiful tones on my hair over the years.
Neville's used to be good but not so any more I am afarid - the colourists are too busy larking about to really give good service and colour - such a shame as at £300 a pop I want something that is proper decent. I have moved onto ColourNation - Geoff (above) is quite right! Good quality and good price alright.
I went to Sejour with awful consequences. I left with an average hair-cut, a massive head-ache from hearing their staff b-tch about each other constantly and half my face basically burnt from a blow-dry from hell from a rough guy that did not speak enough English to know what "stop" means! Just do not go there.
I went to brooks and brooks and saw Valerie for my haircut. She was fantastic, finally found someone who understands that my hair needs to fit in my lifestyle not the other way round! And got my perfect haircut, and I will be going back for a Brazilian blow-dry. Saw 2 people leave after having it done and their hair looked amazing! Can't wait for Valerie to do it.
Although Foster London is not on the list here. They are amazing! I am always quite apprehensive when it comes to finding the right stylist. Especially when I am new in a city. But this place is warm, friendly and they listen to what you want. I went with a picture of the style that I wanted and Alex who cut my hair willingly listened to me. My aim was to get something new and different. I got exactly what I had asked for and I got tons of good compliments too for new haircut. I will definitely recommend Foster at Shoreditch. Moreover, their price isn't too high for London.
I went there for a £70 "discounted" highlights and cut and although it is in Chelsea, this timeout article is obsolete! A great hairdresser would not need to do business with discount websites such as Groupon- it's clearly not that good. Yes the team tries hard to be vibrant, customer-focused, full of beans but the girl who washes my hair was too vigorous and when I asked ( nicely becase I AM a nice person) if she could just not press that hard, I caught her exchanging surly looks with the other girl washing another customer's hair. In my opinion, some of the staff looked really unhappy working there, not a good feeling when you're sitting and your hair is in their hands. The colorist was a friendly chap but he could hardly speak English, bless him. Which created a big misunderstanding & ruined my highlights!! He simply FORGOT to come back upstairs to check on the highlights ( something that most colourists would do, half way thru the colouring) and I had to ask a member of staff to call him!! Unbelievable... By then the highlight had turned a shade of GINGER - something I had strongly emphasised I did not want. Unimpressed - they must have used Juniors all the way with my hair, even the cut was done by another friendly chap who was clearly a junior and who did the worse blow dry/finishing job ever. Steer clear, plenty more hairdressers in Chelsea to choose from!!
Hi Claire this time out article was written ages ago (just look at the number of comments - they go back to April 2010) so the time out article is not really up to date, since then new hairdressers have opened/closed/people have moved etc etc. I think that the comments are honest and just trying to help people find a hairdresser that they would recommend to their friends.
I don't understand why there are few salons( NOT on the list above), their customers keep giving comments for them here, are those comments real??
it's just a shame that time out went everywhere else in london except the south...
I'm thinking going to Eshk sometime in August for my colour and hair cut, does anyone here knows who should I ask for? Or could timeout recommend me? Thank you
After searching numerous amount of reviews, we chosen ESHK, my girlfriend Louise had a highlight and cut, she loves it, she was laughing a lot with the hairdresser, well, not sure what about, I didn't ask her afterwards, she seems very friendly for sure. And mine, i had my hair cut with a guy, perhaps he is from somewhere in Europe, good skill I would say. Good atmosphere, good service(i had a beer and Louise had a green tea both for free) price wise reasonable, we paid what we'd see from the price list Bad point-- I had to wait for about 2 hours for her highlights done, is a bit too long for a guy waiting in the hair salon, they do have a good selection of magazines, lovely music and offered me one more beer. Will go back and we believe that we picked a very good choice
The articles misses out Hairville, just of Villiers Street (The Arches), by Embankment and Charing Cross station. Top notch service comparable to posh and overpriced salons only for £35! Very fast and accurate cuts. Truly recommended.
Can't decide which one we should go, my girl friend and I just moved to east london area, desperate a hair cut, have seen Foster , ESHK or Hair and Jerome seem the best reviews, but Foster and Hair and Jerome are not in the list, should I go for ESHK? Any suggestion anyone or timeout writer? Good at men cut(60s/70s) style, women cut(classic with big fringe) style. thank you!!
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Whatever you do, stay clear from Sejour in Chelsea. This place is beyond awful. I went there for highlights and a cut and not only did I come out looking like a Zebra but the service was absolutely appalling. All in all, my worst hair experience ever, I had to correct the highlights as they were so unprofessionally done...I really really dont recommend this place which by the way isn't even held by friendly staff at all.
I moved to London after graduating and was stuck for good mid priced hairdressers for special occasions without having to take out another loan! I found Windle & Moodie and have never been anywhere since! Top class stylists and great service, they also sell a lot of products from their website at www.windleandmoodie.com. Worth a look anytime!
It was my first time to Eshk hoxton salon, a friend recommended me to Oscar. He was wonderful. We had a thorough consultation. The shampoo and head massage was fantastic. Everyone was so accommodating. I love my new haircut, it's been so easy for me to maintain, and I will certainly be returning.
I love Foster London. It's one of the best hair dressers I've been to and I would go back time after time. In fact I'm taking my mum there on Sunday!
If you love your long hair and dread visits to the hairdresser's like a kid does the dentist, leaving your layers outgrown and style outdated, then a visit to Jones & Payne is an absolute must. I made the journey from West London to this chic and informal little gem in Shoreditch and it was well worth it. This place proves that quality and pretentiousness don't come hand in hand. The welcome was warm, the decor was a brilliant mixture of ultra modern and vintage. A friendly offer of drinks was made straight away, and before I'd had a chance to marvel at the Victorian style irons used as a doorstop, the tea and a yummy treat arrived in a cute blue and white tea set. The hair wash and massage followed and was a welcome relax from the rush of the day. And the hair? In a word: brilliant. Ricky Jones is as friendly as he is professional. Straight away recognising my hair type, wavy when long, curly when short, he took me through my cut step by step. The fact that I wanted it to stay long was never contested and he took great lengths (pardon the pun) to show me how much he was cutting. My new on trend hair style means I have more body and movement when I leave it out. It also allows me to keep my hair up with perfectly sized tendrils to frame my face. Jones & Payne is a welcoming home for hair and it is a damn shame Time Out London doesn't update their London list to include them. I've visited grand places like Daniel Hersheson's to the more run of the mill Rush. All hairdresser's should be like this, the focus is on the client and the hair with the affordability not taking away from the quality of the experience. Banker or student, give it a try, you won't be sorry.
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Hi, my name is Bea, i,m from Spain and i need knowspanish hairdresser or where worked spanish people. I don´t speak english very well and i need work. Thanks
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Having curly hair its usually a nightmare getting it cut at the hairdressers so I always try to find stylists with curly hair themselves because they understand where I'm coming from, Claire at Foster London gives my curls a beautiful shape and natural shiny colour she's answered all my hair prayers!x
To Roberta, i am a client of Eshk too and i am always happy, i just want to let you know that the spanish guy that moves to madrid still coming to eshk every 6 weeks or so, he is been doing my hair for the last 3 years, you might be able to get an appoiment with him in hoxton branch, good luck.
ESHK is a good salon, however last time I went it was a total disaster , this lady was unable to handle my hair. In addition she added so much mousse at the end that I had to wash my hair immediately after getting home. Usually I have a spanish hairdresser , unfortunately he moved back to Madrid ..........fantasti with hair.......everyone would look a pop star ........ Why so many hair dresser cannot manage curly hair?
I normally don't comment but I know how tricky it can be to find a good hairdresser. I just visited Foster London and highly recommend them as well. I got a great cut from Nadia who is lovely and friendly. The salon is beautiful and has a warm and welcoming atmosphere. I'll definitely be returning.
I would not recommend Vidal Sassoon in Covent Garden. They recently burnt my scalp with chemicals.My GP and dermatologist stated that Vidal Sassoon applied a toxic mixture on my scalp. I stayed 5 hours in the salon because of limited staff that day, I paid £155 for a level 4 colouration, and they made me pay a luxury treatment at £18. They refused to refund me or even to conduct an investigation to clarify the incident. They are expensive, rude and extremely dishonest. I totally discourage anyone to have a haircut or colouration at a Vidal Sassoon Salon.
So happy with Foster London every time, great customer care and attention to detail always wins my vote and I'm dare I say very fussy!xx
i will personally recomend, vidal sassoon in covent garden, never had a problem with them, good luck!
@anna f We have a a great AFro Carribean hairdresser http://www.martynmaxey.co.uk/salon/afro_caribbean_hair.html
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AfroPop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange
Burning in the Sun (#402)
Burning in the Sunfollows the journey of a young social entrepreneur on a quest to electrify the rural households in his native country of Mali. Looking to make his mark on the world, 26-year-old Daniel Dembele decides to return to his homeland in Mali and start a local business building solar panels, the first of its kind in the sun-drenched nation. The film traces Dembele's journey from growing the budding idea into a viable company to servicing his first customers in the tiny village of Banko. [56 minutes]
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AfroPoP interview with filmmakers Dara Kell and Christopher Nizza. 03:07
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Series Description: AFROPOP: THE ULTIMATE CULTURAL EXCHANGE, the innovative documentary series on contemporary life, art and pop culture in the African Diaspora. Four films introduce powerful stories: African boxers journey across the Atlantic to match their skills against the best in the world; a teenage girl travels to Ghana and an expatriate from Sierra Leone returns to his homeland, each hoping to dispel prevailing myths about the two countries; and, Hurricane Katrina victims find themselves refugees in their own country.
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Ten Days In Africa (#101)
Regi Allen visits 3 West African countries and explores the complexities surrounding black identity. [56 minutes]
Welcome to Nollywood (#102)
Interviews and behind-the-scenes footage provide a look at the blossoming Nigerian movie industry. [56 minutes]
Being Pavarotti (#103)
Meet a 13 year-old who sings opera in a seaside town in the Western Cape province of South Africa. [56 minutes]
Hip Hop Revolution (#104)
A generation is inspired to question and conquer an unjust political system by the hip-hop culture. [56 minutes]
Mix (#105)
Two female hip-hop disc jockeys express themselves in ways that genuinely baffle their parents. [56 minutes]
We Will Not Die Like Dogs (#106)
AIDS activists from the African countries of Nigeria, Uganda, Burkina Faso and Zambia are profiled. [56 minutes]
The Fighting Spirit (#201)
Three boxers in a poor area of Ghana battle their way to the glittering rings of Europe and the U.S. [56 minutes]
Desert Bayou (#202)
The story of African Americans airlifted to Utah by the US government during Hurricane Katrina. [57 minutes]
Black to Our Roots (#203)
A 17-year-old girl travels to her ancestral home in Ghana to escape a cycle of poverty in Atlanta. [57 minutes]
Moving to the Beat (#204)
Explore how youth in Africa and America use hip hop music as a language for social change. [56 minutes]
Haiti: One Day, One Story/The Other Side of the Water: The Journey of Haitan Ra Ra Band (#301)
Haiti: One Day, One Story - Haitian-American filmmaker Michele Stephenson visits Haiti six weeks after one of the world's most devastating earthquakes to document the personal stories of the Haitian people. The Other Side of the Water: The Journey of Haitan Ra Ra Band - On Sunday nights during the summer, thousands of people gather in Brooklyn's Prospect Park to watch a motley band of young musicians carrying traditional drums, bamboo tubes and four-foot-long pressed-tin horns. They play Ra Ra music - a mix of Carnival, vodou ceremony and grassroots protest - which originally served as a voice for the slaves in their revolt against the French and of those struggling against ongoing dictatorships in Haiti. This documentary focuses on Pe Yves, the leader of the Ra Ra movement in New York, who is caught in the middle of a struggle for the meaning of Haitian identity. [82 minutes]
125 Franco's Boulevard/Nora (#302)
125 Franco's Boulevard - For 40 years, Franco the Great used his talents to paint murals on the storefront roll-down gates on 125th Street in Harlem. Re-zoning legislation and a recently passed city law threaten to remove these gates, along with the art and culture painted on them. Who will step up and preserve Franco's art in the wake of big plans to change Harlem? Nora - "Nora" is based on true stories of Nora Chipaumire, a dancer born in Zimbabwe in 1965. In the film, Nora returns to the landscape of her childhood and journeys through some vivid memories of her youth: family dramas, difficult love affairs and militant politics. Using performance and dance, she brings her history to life in a swiftly moving poem of sound and image. Shot entirely on location in Southern Africa. [56 minutes]
Riseup (#303)
"Rise Up: Reggae Underground" follows some up and coming musical voices in Jamaica's music scene. Some will make it, but various reasons that reveal much about the economic struggles and class distinctions in Jamaica, others will not. [56 minutes]
Uprooted & Sanza Hanza (#304)
The film journeys into the streets, back alleys, crowded dancehalls and countryside of Jamaica, the birthplace of reggae music. In a society with abundant talent but scarce opportunity, three distinct and courageous artists fight to rise up from obscurity and write themselves into the pages of history. [56 minutes]
Mrs. Goundo's Daughter (#305)
The African ritual of female genital cutting prompts one young Malian mother to seek asylum in the United States to protect her two-year-old daughter from the pain and sometimes horrific health consequences of the practice. "Mrs. Goundo's Daughter" bridges the mother's two worlds - the largely Islamic West African village and her adopted home in Philadelphia. Throughout, the film gives equal time to activists fighting to end the practice and traditionalists trying to defend it. [56 minutes]
Everyday Sunshine (#401)
From the shifting faultlines of Hollywood fantasies and the economic and racial tensions of Reagan's America, Fishbone rose to become one of the most original bands of the last 25 years. With a blistering combination of punk and funk they demolished the walls of genre and challenged the racial stereotypes and political order of the music industry and the nation. Telling it like it is, the iconic Laurence Fishburne narrates EVERYDAY SUNSHINE, a story about music, history, fear, courage and funking on the one. At the heart of the film's story is lead singer Angelo Moore and bassist Norwood Fisher who show how they keep the band rolling out of pride, desperation and love for their art. [86 minutes]
Burning in the Sun (#402)
Burning in the Sunfollows the journey of a young social entrepreneur on a quest to electrify the rural households in his native country of Mali. Looking to make his mark on the world, 26-year-old Daniel Dembele decides to return to his homeland in Mali and start a local business building solar panels, the first of its kind in the sun-drenched nation. The film traces Dembele's journey from growing the budding idea into a viable company to servicing his first customers in the tiny village of Banko. [56 minutes]
That's My Face (#403)
Documentarian Thomas Allen Harris journeys to Africa and Brazil on a quest to find his spiritual ancestors. Reared in both the Bronx and Tanzania, Harris documents his own struggles with cultural identity while investigating the broader issues of race in the United States, Africa and South America. [56 minutes]
Calypso Rose: The Lioness of the Jungle (#404)
Calypso Rose, the ambassador of Caribbean music, is a living legend, a charismatic character and the uncontested diva of calypso. Cameras follow Rose from Paris to her native Tobago, then to New York where she lives, and back to her ancestral homeland, Africa. Each place reveals another face and facet of the complex woman behind the public persona. [56 minutes]
An African Election (#405)
AN AFRICAN ELECTION grants viewers unprecedented access to the anatomy of Ghana's 2008 presidential elections. Capturing the intrigue of electioneering, the intensity of the vote-counting process, and the mood of the countrymen whose fate lies precariously in the balance, director Jarreth Merz's coverage unfolds with all the tension of a political thriller, revealing the emotions, passions, and ethical decisions that both threaten-and maintain-the integrity of the democratic process. [86 minutes]
A Lot Like You (#501)
Eliaichi Kimaro is a mixed-race, first-generation American with a Tanzanian father and Korean mother. When her retired father moves back to Tanzania, Eliaichi begins a project that evocatively examines the intricate fabric of multiracial identity, and grapples with the complex ties that children have to the cultures of their parents. Kimaro decides to document her father's path back to his family and Chagga culture. In the process, she learns more deeply about the heritage that she took for granted as a child. Yet as she talks to more family members, especially her aunts, she uncovers a cycle of sexual violence that resonates with her work and life in the United States. When Kimaro speaks with her parents about the oppression that her aunts face, she faces a jarring disconnect between immigrant generations on questions of patriarchy and violence. [56 minutes]
Dear Mandela (#502)
Destroyed homes, threats at gunpoint and high-court action, this battle by three young people to stand up for their rights is a testimony to people power. When the South African government promises to "eradicate the slums" and begins to evict shack dwellers far outside the city, three friends who live in Durban's vast shantytowns refuse to be moved. Dear Mandela follows their journey from their shacks to the highest court in the land as they invoke Nelson Mandela's example and become leaders in a growing social movement. By turns inspiring, devastating and funny, the film offers a new perspective on the role that young people can play in political change and is a fascinating portrait of South Africa coming of age. [56 minutes]
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Stolen (#504)
In 2007, Ayala and Fallshaw were drawn to the cause of the Polisario Liberation Front, which represents the Sahrawi people, who have long struggled for control of the Western Sahara against the competing interests of Morocco and other factions. Once they started shooting, however, they gradually stumbled on a story about modern slavery that has become hugely controversial. The filmmakers focused on a black woman in her thirties named Fetim Sellami, who is reunited with her mother through a United Nations program. [56 minutes]
Doin' It in the Park: Pick Up Basketball-Nyc (#601)
The one-hour documentary visits 180 city basketball courts throughout New York City's five boroughs to uncover the world of pick-up basketball. Playground legends, NBA athletes and everyday players tell the story and show off their athleticism (and trash-talking) on local basketball courts. [56 minutes]
- Tue, January 6, 6:00 PM on IPTV World
- Wed, January 7, 1:00 AM on IPTV World
- Wed, January 7, 9:00 AM on IPTV World
- Wed, January 7, 3:00 PM on IPTV World
- Mon, January 12, 3:00 AM on IPTV World
- Wed, January 14, 1:00 AM on IPTV World
- Wed, January 14, 9:00 AM on IPTV World
Upaj: Improvise (#602)
Sixty-eight-year-old artist Das exemplifies the elegance and mathematical precision of kathak, a classical dance of North India. Jason, a 32-year- old African-American tap dancer, hails from the freestyle, street-wise American tradition of contemporary tap. The two join forces and an unlikely friendship develops that bridges continents, generations, cultures and communities. [56 minutes]
War Don Don (#603)
The 90-minute film puts international justice in the spotlight. In the aftermath of the Sierra Leone civil war and massacre, Issa Sesay awaits his trial in the UN International Special Court, located in the heart of Freetown. Prosecutors call Sesay a war criminal, while his defenders brand him a reluctant fighter. [86 minutes]
Stories from Lakka Beach (#604)
After the civil war in Sierra Leone, many visitors now stay away from the picturesque beach village of Lakka. Five villagers share their stories of life on the ocean, of living off the land, and of war, love and religion as they try to convince tourists to visit a nation still healing from a devastating war. [56 minutes]
Boys of Summer (#605)
The Curacao youth baseball team faces injuries and obstacles as they try to maintain their winning streak at the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Penn. Team manager Vernon Isabella and his players also learn the meaning of national pride while travelling from a humble ball field in the Caribbean to the international spotlight and back. [86 minutes]
The Deported (#606)
The film follows a group of men, raised in the United States or Canada, and repatriated to Haiti for crimes ranging from violent assaults to driving violations and petty theft. Faced with a language and culture they do not understand, the men struggle to adapt to a new and unfamiliar country hostile to their presence. The deportee's families, meanwhile, grapple with anxiety, blame and regret. [56 minutes]
The Carrier (#701)
"The Carrier" follows the compelling story of Mutinta, an HIV-positive and pregnant mother in Zambia trying to protect her unborn child from HIV/AIDS. [56 minutes]
- Mon, January 19, 7:00 PM on IPTV World
- Tue, January 20, 12:00 AM on IPTV World
- Tue, January 20, 8:00 AM on IPTV World
- Tue, January 20, 2:00 PM on IPTV World
Ladies' Turn (#702)
In Senegal, a non-profit organization uses soccer as a powerful tool for promoting gender equality, presenting new female role models, and helping women and girls develop important leadership and teamwork skills. [56 minutes]
- Mon, January 26, 7:00 PM on IPTV World
- Tue, January 27, 12:00 AM on IPTV World
- Tue, January 27, 8:00 AM on IPTV World
- Tue, January 27, 2:00 PM on IPTV World
Sound of Torture (#703)
Follow the efforts of Swedish-Eritrean journalist Meron Estefanos as she helps aid Eritreans kidnapped, held hostage and tortured in Egypt's Sinai Desert by Bedouin smugglers. [56 minutes]
The Triptych (#704)
The Triptych is a unique and profound documentary series profiling some of the most outspoken visual artists of our time. This short-film series highlights the work of artists Sanford Biggers, Wangechi Mutu, and Barron Claiborne. Three intimate 25-minute conversations reflect on their life experience, letting the viewer discover how their observations have shaped the art they create. [56 minutes]
The Abominable Crime (#705)
Two Jamaicans - a young single mother and a leading human-rights activist - must flee their homeland in the face of endemic anti-gay violence. Their stories expose the roots of homophobia in Jamaican society, reveal the deep psychological and social impacts of discrimination on the lives of gays and lesbians, and offer an intimate first-person perspective on the risks and challenges of seeking asylum abroad. [86 minutes]


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AccounTemps is an employment agency devoted to the financial and accounting professions: It's a daughter company of Robert Half International, which was ranked by Fortune magazine as the most admired business in the temporary-help industry in 2009. Submit your rsum through AccounTemps' website to find a placement in financial analysis, inventory, payroll, general ledger and bookkeeping jobs. Someone will contact you once your application is received, but it never hurts to follow up with a phone call within the week. Locations throughout the city; visit accountemps.com for more info.
Adecco Staffing
Adecco receives thousands of rsums annually from job candidates in the United States, and it finds work for about 500,000 people nationwide each year. The global agency specializes in a range of industries, including marketing, creative, finance, publishing, fashion and administrative services. "Our clients are virtually every single Fortune 500 company," says public-relations specialist Vannessa Almeida. Visit the company's website to search current job openings and upload your rsum. 51 Fifth Ave between 45th and 46th Sts, suite 500 (212-391-7000, adeccousa.com)
AppleOne Employment Services
The NYC flagship branch of national outfit AppleOne has been placing temps and permanents in high-end media and finance positions in New York City since 1964. Apply online, or by phone. "We're highly invested in everyone who comes into our office," says regional vice president Marie Sclafani. "We assist our candidates in developing their rsum and preparing them for interviews so they can put their best food forward." 100 Wall St at Water St, seventh floor (212-697-6770, appleone.com)
Atrium Staffing
Atrium interviews 12,000-plus candidates per year and is able to place approximately 65 percent of them, mainly in fashion companies, marketing and advertising firms, pharma/biotech companies, not-for-profits and finance firms. Job lengths tend to vary (along with the heft of the paycheck), with temp wages beginning at $15 an hour, although exec positions obviously earn more. "Over 84 percent of our applicants are referral-based," says Atrium's marketing director, Jamie Parks. "We've also expanded in the past year and a half. Atrium has grown to include administrative support, creative, IT, science and health-care placements." Fit the bill? Apply online. 71 Fifth Ave at 15th St, third floor (212-292-0550, atriumstaff.com)
Bon Temps Personnel Agency
Turns out your college stint playing secretary at your dad's law firm wasn't for naught. Bon Temps legal staffing, alive and kicking since 1977, is always looking for new blood in the form of legal secretaries, word processors, proofreaders, paralegals, contract attorneys and executive receptionists. While they require two years of experience at a New York City law firm, expect approximately $18 to $45 per hour, depending on the position and your qualifications. To apply, e-mail a rsum and cover letter to Beatrice Kaufman at email@example.com. 80 Broad St at Stone St, No. 500, (212-732-3921, bontempsny.com)
Career Group Inc.
When someone is moved to write a flattering haiku on Yelp about a temp agency, chances are the group has something going for it. CG deals with finance, advertising, real estate and fashion companies and places its temps in office, clerk, assistant, customer-service and managerial positions. President Susan Levine has more than 30 years of experience in employment agencies, and while she won't divulge names, she assures us that CG has "very desirable clients." The agency also offers 401k eligibility for employees who complete a year of service and 1,000 hours on assignment. Receptionists make $12 to $18 an hour, whereas admins rake in between $15 and $35 an hour. As Levine explains, "If you have the skills, there is a job for you." Interested parties can e-mail their resume and cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com. 1212 Sixth Ave between 47th and 48th Sts (212-750-8188, careergroupinc.com)
Established in 2000, Clarity caters to a wide array of industries, with most placements found in the finance, marketing and consulting sectors. Clients include Bank of America, Young & Rubicam and Forbes magazine, and gigs—which are often straight admin jobs—can run from one day to a year and a half, and pay from $15 to $25 an hour. Applicants should have good communication and computer skills, plus a corporate background. The staff can even set you up at its IT headquarters in San Francisco or Palo Alto, California, or at its newer Clarity Technology Partners division in Richmond, if you're not dead set on staying in NYC. Visit the company's website to apply online. 8 W 38th St between Fifth and Sixth Aves, suite 502 (212-404-8000, claritystaffing.com)
Core Staffing
Core's friendly, helpful staff screens 3,000 applicants annually; opportunities include jobs in office support, marketing, PR, HR and finance. Candidates can be just starting out (entry-level employees and recent grads) and should expect pay rates to correspond with the position (approximately $15 to $75 an hour). To apply, send your rsum to email@example.com. 40 Wall St between Broad and William Sts, 16th floor (212-766-1222, employcore.com)
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Sheree Barkley, executive director of the Berne Chamber of Commerce, has announced that organization's selection of Limberlost Construction of Geneva, as this year's Business of the Year award winner.
Barkley cited the company's excellence in construction projects around Berne, including Swiss Village and the Swiss Clock Tower, as the reason for the award.
"Limberlost Construction has gone above and beyond in adding to the esthetic beauty of our community," said Barkley. "We are very pleased and proud to present this award to them."
The award will formally be given at the Chamber's annual awards banquet which will be held at Swiss Village on Jan. 15.
Schwartz said that when his business was founded 30 years ago, if someone would have told him that he would someday stand before the Berne Chamber of Commerce and be presented the Business of the Year award he wouldn't have believed it.
"I feel so honored," said Schwartz. "We have been very fortunate; even during the slow times, we have managed to go forward. I feel that our company has been blessed in a lot of ways.
"We've had three large projects within a quarter of a mile of each other with Swiss Village, the Mennonite Church and the Clock Tower," Schwartz said. "I feel so blessed."
Schwartz said that the invitation to bid on private projects has been one of his greatest honors.
"On some private projects, they've asked me to be the construction manager. That is such an honor," Schwartz said. "When someone says, 'we want you to have this job,' it is a real honor."
Schwartz said he has enjoyed the opportunity that he often referred to as, Berne's Main Street. His construction projects on Main Street have included Swiss Village, Mennonite Church, Clock Tower, Bixler Insurance, Hitzer warehouse, Boys and Girls Club and Bethel Brethren Church.
"We've been very fortunate to work in and around the city of Berne," said Schwartz. "We really value the business relationships we have there."
The initial beginnings of the company began in 1982 when three brothers, Marvin, Kenny and Mike Schwartz decided to start a construction business.
"We went to the bank, all three brothers, and asked to borrow $3,000 a piece to form the Limberlost check book with $9,000," observed Schwartz.
Schwartz said that there were many area businessmen that were skeptical of their zeal and way of carrying it out.
"We thought that we knew what we were doing," Schwartz said. "What we lacked in knowledge, we made up for in ambition. My mom (Fanny) was the bookkeeper and my dad (Amos) was the estimator."
Schwartz noted that his dad had plenty of expertise in the commercial aspect through his business, Rainbow Construction.
"When the economy began to change, we knew that we had to be flexible and become involved in both commercial and residential," said Schwartz.
In 1985, Schwartz decided to move to California with his wife and children to form another construction company known as Schwartz Construction.
"The business was good; we couldn't have had it much nicer, but I didn't like it. I missed Indiana, so my wife agreed to move back to this area," observed Schwartz.
Schwartz credited much of his business's success to the employees who worked with him as a team through good times and bad times to keep things solvent.
"When the recession hit, my guys told me that they were ready to take a pay cut so that I could bid lower and continue to have jobs to offer them," said Schwartz. "Thankfully, we never got to that point.
"Anybody that has any success in business acknowledges that much of that success comes from the people around him," Schwartz said. "I like to say that I am surrounded by 90 percent key employees and 10 percent good help. It makes a difference; I have a lot of resources to pull from to accomplish projects. It makes all of the difference in the world."
Schwartz said that over the years, he has become more humbled by the success of his business. He recalled a special moment several years ago when he was given spiritual insight into his success.
"Several years ago, I sensed within myself the question, 'Mike, what have you done to receive such a blessing? What did you do to be blessed this way,'" observed Schwartz.
"I realized then that I had done nothing to deserve the type of blessing God has given us and the opportunity to do work for others," Schwartz said. "I'm not the only contractor around that does good work. I feel fantastically blessed with an outstanding crew. With the work that they've done, they have given me the opportunity to do more. When you have the manpower, the extra things that you can do adds up."
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bjpayton04 Posts: 1I am having problems with my car. I have been to 2 different Nissan Dealerships, dished out over a 1000 dollars and my car is still doing the same thing. When I crank my car(Nissan Altima 2007 4 cylinder) up it sounds like a loud truck. If I push the accelerator too hard or fast the rpm goes up to like 5 but im only going like 30 mph. If I drive more than 40 or 50 miles in distance the cars RPM goes up to like 5 and I am only going like 40. If I push the car too hard the speedometer needle will bottom out to 0 and if I have to come to a complete stop, like a red light or stop sign and try to accelerate it will only go like 5 mph with the accelerator pushed all the way to the floor and then after a while it will go back to normal. Idling is a huge factor because the car stalls when it idles. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP!!!!! I am so tired of paying people money and they have no clue what they are doing. What could be causing this problem? They said it could be my exhaust do you think so or is it a sensor?
I have an issue that hopefully someone has seen with a solution. My vehicle (Lexus rx350) was rear ended. Prior to the collision, I had no issues with this vehicle at all, exhaust or otherwise. After all repairs including a new exhaust system (catalytic converter all the way to the muffler), I'm now experiencing an exhaust smell in the car typically when passing at higher speeds (45+ mph). They've (Lexus dealer) checked for leaks, they've done something called a "smoke test" but they can't find any leaks at all. I'm not a mechanic so I just read about the exhaust manifold this morning. Could the problem be coming from the manifold (which has not been replaced) or some where else? The smell starts up front and comes in from the floor on the passenger side. That's if the windows are up. if the windows are down, it also comes in thru the front windows too. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
I wondered that too initially. I used a high pressure washer around the entire rear end and no water got in. I know air is different but there were no leaks at all for water. Also the smell originates from the passenger side floor area. it also comes in from the front windows if they are down.
Yes air pressure is different. What happens is that an auction pressure differential occurs in the car, and thus exhaust is sucked into the car as air moves around the cracks/openings.
It's also possible that some other seam can allow gases to be sucked in, that's true.
One possible but not conclusive test would be to button up the truck tightly so that there are no vents, no windows, nothing open, then drive and see if you smell something. If not, then crack a window--if suddenly the odor gets strong, then yes, there is some seal or seam that is not right.
As for a leak in the exhaust system itself---the smoke test is a bit wussy---I mean, one way might be to stuff a rag in the tailpipe (well,hold it over the tail pipe tightly), while the truck is on a rack, and have another person test/listen for a slight exhaust leak===in a pipe or even in the exhaust manifold gasket.
You only need the tiniest of leaks to create this odor because when accelerating, there's a lot of force in the exhaust pipe.
In any event, this is a safety issue that has to be addressed.
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slizzard Posts: 1hey yall i love cars but i don't really know much about them. i found what looks like a y pipe in my shed when i moved into my new house. its about 3-4 feet long and y's into two pipes and then at the end y's again into 4 exhaust tips. it it almost all black except at the tips there is a yellow stripe and then silver tip. it doesn't have any markings on it to tell me what it is or who made it. can someone tell me what kind of exhaust this is? or maybe someone was building their own exhaust? help i'd like to sell if i can!
scott229 Posts: 1For a custom exhaust system, I need 3 bolt flanged collector with the bolt ring diameter 2.5 inches and the pipe i.d. 2 inches, plus or minus 1/4". It seems there must be cars that use about that size, but in looking at catalogs for replacement parts, I'm not finding any that give the actual dimensions. Does anyone know what car would use this size of collector? Generic ones that I've found don't come with a pipe i.d. of less than 2.5" which would mean their bolt ring diameter would be about 2.75". Here is a link to one of them for reference.
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f350kingranch Posts: 1I have a 2009 F-350 Super Duty (King Ranch) Diesel. There is an engine exhaust cleaner with this vehicle. The exhaust cleaner activates every 300 kms (185 miles). When the exhaust cleaner is activated you are suppose to continuously drive at 80 kms or faster (50 miles/hour) until the exhaust cleaner has completed it's cycle. The problem that I have is when you can't continuously drive 80 kms or faster until the cycle has completed. This happens when I am driving in the city. In this instance blue smoke will bellow out of the exhaust pipe. Not a good thing to see. Nobody likes to see an excessive amount of blue smoke bellowing out of the exhaust pipe. Is this normal? The Ford technician tells me that you have to drive it on the highway and there won't be any blue smoke. I find this odd and believe that there is something else wrong with the vehicle. Any advice


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Fernando Alonso is "positive" Ferrari will be there or thereabouts when it comes to challenging for the 2013 Championship.
After sitting out the first pre-season test at Jerez, the Spaniard got a taste of the action in the new F138 at the Circuit de Catalunya on Tuesday and he was immediately impressed with what he saw.
The two-time World Champion was the busiest driver at the Barcelona track having completed more than 100 laps and he also posted the third fastest time of the day - a 1:22.952.
This is in stark contrast to their 2012 fortunes when Ferrari struggled during pre-season and also found themselves well off the pace of the front-runners when the season eventually got underway.
Alonso is naturally pleased with the way the Italian squad have started this year.
"I'm sure we will be strong [at the first race] in Australia," he is quoted as saying by BBC Sport.
"To improve the first part of the year is not going to be too difficult so we are relatively confident."
The Spaniard finished three points behind Sebastian Vettel in the race for the Drivers' Championship last year and he feels can definitely challenge for honours again this year given how much progress they have made.
He added: "At the end of the year we were quite far from [pace-setters] Red Bull and McLaren, in a group with force Force India and Sauber behind Lotus," Alonso said.
"We cannot be in that group; we have to be in the group with the leaders. We have to do a good job this winter.
"We are trying some new parts in this test, more in the last test and more in Australia, so Friday (practice) in Australia will be also important and we need to arrive in a better condition than we finished.
"But the competitors are doing a good job and it will be interesting.
"My only optimism about 2013 is that I fought for the Championship last year with a car that was two seconds off the pace in winter and in the first four races we were struggling to get into Q3 and even in those problems we were fighting for the Championship.
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Kennedy goes to bellator after this one.
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I see this as being a pretty dull fight, but hopefully I'm wrong.
So are we all reading into this to mean Anderson is either retiring or moving to LHW? I can't see Lyoto chasing the title if Anderson is still there and I suspect the two of them would have discussed this move.
What a horrible fight. Of all the fighters there are in the MW division, they could not find anybody better for Machida?
Not only brazilians can do this stuff
Vitor, Jacare, Okami, Bisping, Munoz, Boetch, Rockhold, Phillipou,Carmont are all booked to fight.
Cung Le is doing TUF: China
Lombard is facing Marquardt at WW.
Brian Stann is retired.
Kennedy is not only the highest ranked and high profile fighter available, but he is also a soldier, someone who can represent and main event for an event called UFC Fight for the Troops card. I think given the situation, the fight makes sense.
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Ruth B. Sommer, 95, of Decatur died on Tuesday, November 6, 2012 at Woodcrest Nursing Center in Decatur. She was born on September 9, 1917 in Adams County to Wade H. and Eva Caroline (Ehling) McBarnes. She was married on March 25, 1939 to Eugene J. Sommer.
She was a member of Salem United Church of Christ, the Women's Guild at the church, and was past president of the Sunbeam Garden Club.
She is survived by three sons, John T. (Linda) Sommer; and Paul A. Sommer, both of Decatur; and Roger D. Sommer of Columbia City; two daughters, Barbara L. Cleveland of Anderson, South Carolina; and Rebecca K. Sommer of Decatur; brother Melvin (Teresa) McBarnes of Decatur; seven grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; two brothers; and three sisters.
Visitation will be from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Friday, November 9 at Haggard-Sefton & Hirschy Funeral Home in Decatur and one hour prior to the 1:00 p.m. funeral service on Saturday, November 10 at Woodcrest Porter Auditorium. Officiating will be Rev. David Butz. Burial will take place at Magley Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Salem United Church of Christ.
Arrangements provided by Haggard-Sefton & Hirschy Funeral Home in Decatur. To sign the guest book, click on www.haggardandsefton.com.