Trade: Professional hair color for professional massage

Posted on Sun 24th, October 2010

• #1

jayloo

In East Dulwich, looking to trade massage for professional color work. I'm not really up to traveling with the table b/c it's a pain, and expensive in this city. So if you're a colorist who doesn't mind coming down sarf, or know someone who would be happy to do so, and barter for massage, please get in touch. Thanks!

Oh, if you need a review ask Big Daddy Wayne, Hoonz, Grow Up, Dovvles.
• #2

big_daddy_wayne

Jenne is a massage godess - and not in the 'ooooh scented candles and whale music way'

great for niggles and twinges and a proper massage therapist, my first port of call when I'm having back related issues
• #3

jayloo

Thanks for the shout out, Wayne-o!
• #4

Dammit

Not sure about professional, but I could bring some Dylon over in exchange for a massage?
• #5

freddo

wayne is really good at "colouring in", no?
• #6

jayloo

bahaha, farid (congrats, btw). and no, neil. ; )

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