Spaniards spend a healthy sum of money frequenting hairdressers and purchasing beauty products. There aren’t many chain hairdressers and because of this, prices might be slightly higher than what you’d expect to pay. However, due to the independent nature of these shops, there is a more personal element and a higher quality of hairdressing is expected.
Hairdressers in Spain tend to have a full range of beauty treatments, such as waxing, pedicures and manicures. There are no hairdressers known specifically for their English speaking staff, but shops around the center are more likely to employ English speakers.
For centrally located hairdressers with a good reputation, try any of the following:
Sonica
Travesia de Belen 3
T: 913 196 157
Metro: Chueca (Line 5)
Op/Zon
Noviciado, 7
T:91 531 00 37
Metro: Noviciado (Line 2)
Elite
Doctor Castelo, 41
T: 91 504 62 75
http://www.elitepeluqueros.com/
Metro: O’Donnell (Line-6)
Madrigal
Francisco Silvela, 43
T: 91 401 70 15
Metro: Diego de León (Line 4, 5 & 6)
Ecoxhair
C/ del Conde Duque, 19
T: 91 559 26 58
Metro: San Bernando (Line 4)
Schick
Serrano, 211
T: 91 457 87 67
Metro: Concha Espina (L-9)
