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I was here for the first and last time. I come to paint my eybrows the beauticain everexposed the paint and burned my eyebrows, she splashed paint all my forehead, told me to wait and left for 10 minutes, she did not even realize what she did. I do not recommend Definelondon to anyone!!!
I can show you the result of a bad craftsman's work...
I have had plenty of relaxing enjoyable Indian Head massages before but this one was very painful despite me saying ouch. She pulled my hair and pressed painfully into the scalp. She encouraged me to take a neck back and shoulder massage after the Head massage. No way was I to accept any further massages from her. Such a waste of money
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