| Name: | Sarah Morgan |
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| Gender: | Female |
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I like to stay fit and healthy, but I'm constantly fighting my lazy-bug and sweet tooth in this regard. I do manage to get an hour of weekly exercise in though, of which I'm, disproportionately, proud.
I write for a living and it is also a hobby. Professionally I've written on mental health, health and fitness, music, film, aviation, food and money. As a general rule I write on my passions, but many things interest me. So I intend for my professional writing range to grow accordingly.
The salon is relaxed, off the beaten track and a lovely place to chill out and be pampered and quite frankly if you're having your hair cut you don't want to be stressed out. There's enough of that outside the door! The women that wash your hair will give you a head massage if you want one and expertly wind a towel round your head in a way I have never managed. Someone will take your coat offer you tea and coffee and if you don't end up feeling a little embarrassed at all the attention you're more of a starlet than me. There is an army of them and it's always someone new, so I can't compliment any personally - but there are very few duds.
I got my hair cut by Mick. He's an absolute star, completely mad and great fun for a chat. That's not to say we don't disagree. He does of course cut hair exceptionally well. In fact, he's the only person I've trusted to touch my hair for oh, well I won't embarrass him by saying how many years, but quite a few...
He cuts your hair the way you want it, but that doesn't mean he won't offer his opinion if he thinks you're about to do something awful to it... eek. He takes his time, he takes pride in his work and has a habit of having you leaving looking scarily like a new person. He'll listen if you want him to lay off any specific product, even if he thinks it's a mad choice, he'll let you put your foot down.
Hair ad flick anyone..?
I won the chance to have a free class at Beautcamp. I went expecting to roll out a mat and do a series of yoga like exercises. Instead I was presented with an exercise machine unlike any I'd seen before and a work out that didn't give me any time to get bored.
What at first looked faintly terrifying turned out to be great fun. Hard work, but good fun. Using the ropes, sticks and springs we were given a sweat and, it has to be said, pain inducing work out. We did a variety of exercises, which stopped everything from getting simply impossible and too dull.
The instructor was attentive and forgiving, he didn't make you feel bad for not being superwoman - though stick with these exercises and you might well see yourself transform...
I'd recommend it if your pockets are deep enough. It's an interesting and rewarding work out and I'm still saying that with an aching bum.
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