Brunettes: fifteen names, and every shade of brown there is
More than half the register is brown haired, which makes this the longest list on the site and the least useful one to use on its own. Fifteen names cover chestnut, chocolate, espresso, sandy, dark and a near-black, worn straight, wavy and curly, on women between 158 and 176 cm. Cross it with a build list or an age list and it becomes a shortlist instead of a crowd.
What follows sorts them by shade and then by where they work, which is the practical cut. The desk covers twelve districts and there is at least one brunette living inside nearly all of them, which is why a brown haired companion is usually the fastest answer to a message sent late.
The lighter end
Bianka is light brown with sun-kissed ends and hazel eyes, and she is currently out of London with the desk keeping a waiting list. Laura is sun-kissed light brown with green eyes, athletic, and easy company after a long day of travel. Vanessa is sandy brown with balayage ends and hazel eyes, 173 cm, and keeps her evenings uncomplicated.
Chestnut and chocolate
Jasmin is straight chestnut brown, petite, and fast on her feet around the theatres. Liana is straight chestnut brown, 167 cm, and impossible to seat badly. Rosa wears her chestnut brown curly and carries more energy than the rest of her square. Tiffany is chocolate brown, fine boned, and much tougher than she looks.
The dark end
Lucy wears her dark brown in long curls and leaves them alone. Margo and Michelle are both dark brown worn dead straight, the first travelling at the moment, the second the easiest person in a room to introduce. Molly is dark brown in loose waves. Samanta is dark brown at 174 cm. Sonya is dark brown and straight, away briefly. Tina is espresso brown at 158 cm, and Stacy is a near-black brown at 176.
Where they are, district by district
Marylebone has Liana and Rosa living inside it. Paddington has Laura and Vanessa. Chelsea has Michelle and Stacy, and Shoreditch is worked by Molly and Tiffany several nights a week. The rest are spread across the West End, Kensington, Victoria, Canary Wharf and the square mile, each with her home district printed on her own page.
Straight, wavy and curly, which matters more than shade
Texture matters more than shade to most guests who ask, so here it is. Lucy and Rosa wear proper curls. Molly wears hers in loose waves. Five more are set down as straight: Jasmin, Liana, Margo, Michelle and Sonya. The remaining seven are simply long, and their own pages say so rather than inventing a texture to fill out a line.
None of it is styled for a camera and then abandoned. Each woman is photographed as she turns up to an evening, which is the only useful way to do it and the reason the photo policy page exists at all. What you see on her page is what walks through the door.
Using this list properly
Fifteen names is too many to choose from cold. Narrow it with a second list. Petite cuts it to six, statuesque to four others, toned and athletic to three, and early twenties or late twenties will halve whatever is left.
Or describe the evening rather than the hair. Send Cordelia two sentences about the night you have in mind and she will name two or three brunettes who suit it, which is a far better filter than colour has ever been. Everything else about how a booking runs is on the booking page.
Other lists
One line is enough
Write the district, the hour and the number of hours. What comes back has a name in it, a time in it and a figure in it, and nothing moves after that.