I've got 99 problems but my hair ain't one of them!…read more Like most ladies, I am slightly obsessed with having good hair. Now what good hair is, will be a subjective point of view, but for me it is manageable and generally shiny and healthy looking as a result of a great cut. I first reviewed Angel Hairdressing about 3 months ago on my first visit. It's a local salon and after standing by it waiting for the bus for 2 years, I decided to give it a go when my budget couldn't stretch to a posh town salon do. So now, it is review No.200 and it had to be a 5 * review. Even though I my last hair cut was 3 months ago - I hadn't actually reached hair crisis point. My style had held perfectly even when growing and it was only as it really started to thicken up again (and growing very quickly) that I decided to cut it back again. It is probably the first hair cut that I've had where I've left a salon, the do has lasted a good few days before I had to wash and dry myself and it has been something I have been able to recreate myself, abet in Claire form, and not hairdresser form. Again - same fab cut. It is a small salon with one sink and 4 chairs. There are two stylists - Lisa who I think is the owner and Kerry who cuts my hair and who I think is fab. Same wet and dry cut as before - still in about 50 minutes even though my shape from last time had still held well, so again, great attention to detail to ensure my hair is perfect. Fab friendly and cheery service and great prices - still £28 for a cut and blow dry and I think it is under £15 for a wash and blow dry. It is not a tea/coffee and a biccy type place but to be honest, I never got the chance to have that any time before as when the cutting starts, that lean forward to get the cuppa could result in hair catastrophe and I'm not stupid enough to risk that. Busy weekend ahead with work and catching up with friends and I'm enjoying my glossy, well cut hair. So Angel Hairdressing, I'm sharing the Yelpy love and making sure my 200th review is a good one :-)

I've now been to Angel Hairdressing two times, and both of those I was pleased as punch by the…read moreresults! For one, it's absurdly close to my flat, which makes visits and appointments a breeze. Secondly of course would be the lovely staff. I've been served by the same hairdresser both my trips, and she remembered me the second go round, which makes for a pleasant welcome. Size-wise, It's a small joint, but more than enough room for the ladies to perform their miracles, and it feels reasonably homey inside. What seals the deal for me is the prices are totally reasonable--I've seen some places that make my eyes practically roll back in my head around town, and I've never been one to willingly shell out a week's paycheck for my hair. But Angel has fair prices to match the excellent service. My first go featured a simple cut, the second, a full coloring, and I'd give five stars to each venture. This is definitely my go-to salon! Extra perk: I was offered a cup of coffee or tea while waiting for my color to set. Don't mind if I do!

I'm a big fan of Charlie Miller, and love the trainee cuts. I have been going for years and always…read moresupporting the young trainees. I always leave positive feedback. But my visit on 27th February 2025 at Edinburgh's St Andrew branch was one do the worst experience. The trainee Erin said she has 7 months to go, which gave me confidence; my experience was not that brillian, she hurt my ears all through out the cutting process . It felt like she didn't quite understand what I asked for a cut, which was just trim and keep my layers and feather. Finally the manager was making sure that I got the cut I wanted. I was meant to be having a blow dry after to style it out. I regret my decision SO MUCH! She hurt me the whole time! I wanted to cry and run away and not even finish it was so painful! She has no customer care at all. Very disappointed

I would like to say that the shop in Stockbridge is not very helpful to new apprentice. Staff not…read morevery nice to youngsters who really want to be a hairdressers. One girl had to go to a hospital appointment and was off sick for 1 day in the 2 week she was there. Manager said she had issues on the shop floor but never said what. Waited until 10 minutes to end of shift to tell her not to come back. I think that was not nice. She was very upset as she really liked being there. Sorry but I would not recommend any other apprentice to train there

I had a good experience here, and a GREAT haircut. The space…read moreis cozy and bustling and everyone was very friendly. I had a junior stylist so the cut took a while and she wasn't too happy about a restyle, not a trim. However, her trainer came by which really reassured me, and she ended doing a very good job. I also found it pretty reasonably priced.

I first started going to Technik about 5 years ago as they do computer analyzing…read more This is where they will take your photograph, scan it onto their computer and show you your face with different hairstyles before you actually get them to do the job. They are very fair priced, although some hair treatments can be a little bit more expensive than what you expect. The hairdressers are polite and experience and there are always more than 5 hairdressers on at one time. It's an extremely busy salon, with clean floors, a funky fresh look and the offer of tea, coffee and magazines. Sometimes getting an appointment can be difficult as it is a popular place but it's worth the wait. Clients get discount for their visit which takes theprice down a bit and it is difficult to get parked around the area. Definately a hairdresser worth visiting!

This place was excellent. Not only was the stylist totally cool, but worked around my OCD and cut…read moremy hair perfectly. I went from an almost shoulder length bob to a very short asymmetrical hair style. It was fantastic. The salon was clean, the coffee was good, they had a fabulous product wall... Really I couldn't be happier.

My fav sylist Jill moved to this branch a few months ago & I followed her…read more Last time she cut my hair the morning of a friend's wedding & when it was done, styled it into a fab up-do with the hair band I'd taken along. It looked great & I felt a million dollars. The do stayed up all day & all night & survived the ceilidh & disco dancing, obligitatory drunken stumbling in huge heels & I was sad to take it down before bed. This time I was feeling brave & in need of a change. "I want to chop it all off", I said. "How short?" she asked. "Well, I need your advice.." I said. And advise me she did. We discussed a few options. The pros & cons of each. My reasons for wanting to go short, my expectations of how to care for each style, how each would look as it grew out. Things I hadn't even thought off. "are you sure?" She asked... ... I was. She snipped & chopped. Then there was a huge pile of hair on the floor. I gulped. I looked in the mirror. Jill had worked her magic once more.

Absolutely delighted with my daughters hair colour and cut. The staff where friendly, professional…read moreand extremely welcoming. Would highly recommend xx

I was recommended this Salon by a friend a few months ago and have been going ever since. The staff…read moreare all very friendly and the prices are excellent- a full head of foil highlights with a cut and blow dry only works out at £62!! I was nervous going here at the start as I normally use the well known salons around Edinbrugh as I am not from here, but this place is a hidden gem and great value for money!

I walked right by Cheynes on my way to another salon, Kimiko, which ended up being closed. So I…read moreturned right around and headed back to Cheynes. And I'm glad I did! Thanks to a cancellation, I was able to be seen to within 2 minutes of walking in. I had my hair washed and massaged by Maxine, who was very sweet and personable. Karen, who I assume is a senior stylist, saw to my hair. She was a dream of a hairdresser, let me tell you. She really listened to what I was describing and ACTUALLY PULLED IT OFF! I have a WONDERFUL cut that I'm THRILLED about, plus I bought a leave-in conditioner I'm pumped about using. In all my haircutting days, no stylist *EVER* talked me through a cut. Karen would explain what she was doing and, informally, ask if that was ok with me before she did anything "drastic". Uh, YEAH! And I nearly fell out of the seat when she said, "You know your hair better than I do." I thought that all stylists assumed they knew more than us, lowly others, so that's why our haircuts looked *nothing* like we asked for in the first place. I had a lovely experience at Cheynes and I've already made my follow-up appointment. I had to give them 4 stars because the price was a bit steep (£50) and came as a surprise when I was paying, but I would have been fine if I was forewarned.

got a perm and cut for £135 and left looking worse had same thing before but this time looked like…read morean eedjit

Craig Davidson was a mission to get to. Originally booking an appointment at Zeeba, part of the…read moresame chain, I promptly turned up to find out an empty store leading me to deduce that it had closed down. Suitably confused as to who I had talked to before, I rang up the number which was answered by a cheery fellow. Even more confused now I was explained to that Zeeba doesn't exist any more (confirming my suspicions Dr. Watson) and that the new salon was just around the corner. So off I trundled and shortly was greeted by the same cheery man who told me not to be embarrassed (I wasn't, don't worry), it happens to loads of people. To be honest it made me question more why they still were advertising a place that was shut down, but hey it got me through the door, so their devious scheme works on some idiots at least. So after that brief adventure we got down to the actual business of getting my hair cut, which after all that seemed rather an anti-climax. There was the always appreciated head massage when getting shampooed and then me and the hairdresser had a good old chat. As well as this she actually cut my hair pretty much exactly as I asked which was great, she added a bit of personal flair but didn't just turn renegade. They are a personal fear of mine - maverick hairdressers, but thankfully she was great. Half an hour later I nipped out, head slightly chillier, but satisfied. For students Craig Davidson (and Zeeba if you fancy it) are on the Snapfax, offering 40% off the 1st visit (mon-fri), 40% off on Fridays 9am-3pm and 25% any other time (mon-fri).

Unfortunately, Craig Davidson didn't do it for me…read more I'd wanted to try somewhere that wasn't a chain, thinking that I wouldn't feel as though I was being put through an assembly line. Unfortunately it still felt like an assembly line, only a poorly manned one that resulted in Craig (who was cutting my hair) having to answer the phone and help customers who stopped in while he was in the middle of my cut. My cut was really just a trim and was mediocre at best, just not laying right and resulting in me wearing my hair pulled back every day as opposed to just most of the time. The styling took it to the next level and I actually felt that he took more time "styling" my hair than actually cutting it. Salt spray apparently makes your hair dull, stiff and tangled... like you've spent the day at the beach. I looked like I put my finger in a light socket and the minute I got out of the salon, tied it back to hide the horrible. It was not an experience I'll be repeating.

I flew in from Denmark and stumbled upon this store upon many. Ana was swift, but crafty. I spent 5…read morepounds on the cut. We chatted about Poland since I was travelling there a few weeks ago. It's a nice bunch in this shop.

I'm new to Edinburgh, and my flatmate recommended me this hairdresser. I spent only 5 quid (fixed…read moreprice for a guy, ladies start from 10) for my bizarre variation on iroquois, but the effect was just awesome! The ladies who cut hair are very cheerful and they advise about the effect of this or another cut, so they seem to be well-experienced. And for they keep telling "customer must be happy", I have trust my hair is in good hands :) I'm coming back next time :) Cheers!

The appointment took 90 min for a short hair cut. The hairdresser didn't make the cut even. I was…read morecharged £58. I had to go to another hairdresser and asked them to fix what Medusa has done.

Medusa is a fantastic local hairdressing salon, with two stores in the centre of Edinburgh. The…read moreTeviot salon is right next to George Square and so it is in the ideal location to catch all the University students walking by. I have been to this salon several times to get my hair cut and each time I leave feeling completely fabulous! From the moment you walk into the salon you feel like a valued customer as all the staff are incredibly friendly. Each time I have been it has always been very busy, although I have always managed to get an appointment at the last minute which is a bonus. Getting my hair washed at Medusa is definitely my favourite aspect of the hairdressing experience. They lather your hair in the most delicious smelling shampoo and massage your head for a wee while which is so relaxing! My hairdresser was very friendly and understood exactly what it was I was after. The prices start at £32 for a ladies hair cut and blow dry which I first thought was a little bit expensive but having been and experienced the service, I found that it was very worth it. They do offer student discounts which start at 10%. Medusa also has a beauty salon in its hairdressing store and offers manicures and pedicures.