De-Lady is a salon with a difference which has been birthed from a passion of creating different hair styles, fashion and beauty to suit every occasion.

De-Lady Salon is owned by Lady H. T. Oburoh, who is an IT Professional with over 12 years experience in  Information Systems Design/Management. She holds a Bachelors in Computing; Masters in Information Systems Management, and also a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCDBA, MCSD and MCSE).She is also an adept Project Manager.

Her interest and involvement in hairdressing goes back to her school days. She opened her first salon when she was 20 years old. While at university she began mobile hairdressing as a hobby to help pay for her up keep. Her passion for Hair and Beauty services/treatments led her to gain relevant qualifications - NVQ Levels 2 and 3 in the following: Hairdressing, Beauty Therapy, Nail Services, Retail Management, and Customer Services.She is also a Member of The Guild of Professional Beauty Therapists.  As always she never stops learning.

At De-Lady we offer a genuine service of excellence! Our policy is to Restore, Maintain and  Protect  (RMP) your natural beauty. Our staff are helpful and friendly, and understands the importance of good customer service. We believe in taking excellent care of our clients and letting the business take care of itself. We also believe in educating our clients so that they will be able to look after their prized investment. Click here to read testimonials from some of our clients.

Our qualified and experienced staff offer a unique service tailored to each client's individual needs. Our stylists' flair and creativity brings out the best in you. We take pleasure in maintaining the utmost professional approach in a friendly atmosphere.

As a demonstration of the quality of service we offer and standard we practice at our salon, we have achieved recognition and have been accorded 4 STARS (February 2009), by Good Salon Guide, the only independent guide to quality standards in hairdressing in the UK and Ireland.

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