While visiting Lago di Garda, I had my hair blown out here, I think by the owner? These Italian…read morewomen know what they are doing. It was one of the best blowdrys of my life. Everyone was friendly, from the reception to shampoo and styling. They speak only Italian so it's best to ask your hotel for a few key phrases.

Camillo is a prodigy. A wonderment. A marvel. The paragon of hair art in both the pragmatic and…read moremetapragmatic sense: bewitches those who do and don't explicitly 'notice' your hair alike. For an hour with Camillo I annually fly from half the world away. As a man with uncommonly long hair, salons that cut it as one would a woman's, long ago traumatized me to be fearful of whoever touches it. When I must have my hair cut in the USA, I must stressfully micromanage the stylist to steer them away from disaster. When I see Camillo, I sit down and shut up, letting the god work his miracles. Visit him and do likewise. The attached pictures were taken over years of annual, once-per-year visits from the United States to Camillo, which he cut shorter knowing I wouldn't have it cut for another year. Hair is such a semi-permanent and salient element of personal aesthetic. I can't thank Camillo enough for his contribution to mine.

Wonderful haircut. I got tons of compliments. Unlike where I'm from they charge for the wash, the…read morecut, the cream the dry separately. If you only ask how much for the cut, you don't get the full story. Those Italians have a wonderful sculpture aesthetic and seem to understand hair as well.

It's really hard to find stylists who, for one speak English, and two will really listen to how you…read morewant your hair cared for. The stylists here do excellent work. They take their time washing your hair, which is amazing! Even though they try to convince me to do something different with my hair each time, they still respect my wishes to do it the way I like it. I will continue going here as long as I love in the area.

Very close to the train station in Parma. And they are very quick and efficient. I have long hair…read moreand they washed blowdried and straightened in 30 minutes. For €10. In the states I would've paid $40. I have seen other shops like this around Parma. Maybe they have them in other cities in Italy as well I do not know. However this seems to be like the nail shops in the US where you can get a very reasonably priced quick manicure. They even gave me a 20% off coupon for my next visit however I am leaving Parma later in the day. I would definitely use this hair place again.