ツamsterdam, the market group
Need a beautician? ツamsterdam knows who.
One message, one name. No row to choose from.
ツamsterdam, the market group
One message, one name. No row to choose from.
500+ locals · 709 requests since September · a name given 760 times
Finding a beautician in Amsterdam takes one message to ツamsterdam. You get one name back.
Since 1 September 2 requests came in and ツamsterdam named someone 2 times. Both in October. Akanxa was named both times.
Asking costs nothing. Nothing to download, no account. Who gets named is not for sale.
Updated November 2026
Akanxa · Amstelveen
Akanxa works from a salon in Amstelveen. Threading, waxing, facials and hair care. That is all we know, and we do not make things up.
Named 2 times · 1 said yes
Ask for AkanxaUpdated November 2026
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Two requests, and neither was about a facial. The first came from someone who wanted back and chest waxed. The second was looking for an afro hair and beauty salon that is open on Sundays.
What they share: these are questions that take a lot of clicking in an ordinary search. Which salon also does men. Which salon is open on Sunday. In a message it is one sentence, and the answer is one name.
Say which treatment you want and for which part of your body. Say which day you can, certainly if that is a Sunday or an evening. Sensitive skin or an allergy belongs in there too.
A message that works: Hi ツamsterdam, I'm looking for a beautician for a facial, sensitive skin, weekdays after six, in West. If you would rather have someone come to your home, that is simply one more sentence in your message.
You message. ツamsterdam names one person. You say yes. Or no. How the market group works.
Asking costs nothing.
You agree and pay directly. ツamsterdam adds nothing on top.
Yes. One of the two requests was for waxing back and chest. Say what you want done.
Add it. Someone asked for a salon that is open on Sundays, and a name came back.
That depends on what you ask. Say which you prefer.
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