Had an appointment confirmed several times by email, only to be informed that unfortunately, the…read more"senior stylist" had another client and that therefore, the apprentice would cut my hair.

Bon ben Tony&Guy, c'est Tony&Guy : they all speak Engloush, are over-looké, and cut the hair comme…read moresi tes cheveux c'étaient de l'art. Bref, j'adore. Ce salon à Schuman est petit et plutôt surchauffé lorsque il y a du monde. Et moi, chaque fois que j'y vais, il y a du monde. Mais bon, j'ai une préférence en semaine dans les environs de 19h. Alors, si vous ne vous y prenez pas bien vous pouvez avoir des mauvaises surprises lors de la douloureuse. En effet, il existe plusieurs tarifs selon l'expérience du coiffeur qui s'occupe de vous. Le plus expérimenté vous coutera 75€, le moins expérimenté vous coûtera 45€ pour une coupe. Vérifiez en prenant votre rendez-vous à qui vous aurez à faire.

This guy! Backstory: I hate going to the hairdresser, I really, really hate it. I never know how to…read moreexplain what I want, which is mainly because I never really know what I want, other than - obviously - some kind of a haircut that will make me look good. Kim really gets this, though. He studies your face, he cares that your hair works with it, he gives you advice. Then he cranks his music up and he goes for it. His cutting-style is like some crazy piece of performance art but, somehow, it totally works. This is literally the first time in my life that I've ever been 100% happy with a haircut from a salon. I don't even need to use any products (and he doesn't use any products when he cuts). I've had like fifty compliments in two days. I can't recommend him highly enough - I'm moving a really long way away next year, and I am already trying to figure out how I can factor in a trip back to Brussels on a regular enough basis to keep him as my hairdresser. Book a slot with him!

Not bad. But quite unhygienic. Lots of dogs and everything (including towels and equipment used on…read moreme) smells of dog.

Living here as an expat, I was starting to get stressed out about where to get my haircut. After…read moredeciding that popping over to Amsterdam or England would be a bit overkill, I did some research online and found English reviews for Blow-this was key. Being able to communicate with the stylist is a basic priority for me, obviously. And my French vocabulary does not include words like "layers" or "highlights". I made an appointment easily and resigned myself to the fact that I would possibly have to sport a ponytail for awhile if it went badly. My hairdresser was Hugo-I was happy to discover he spoke perfect English. After being taken downstairs for a hair wash/condition and sitting in a massage chair, Hugo went to work. He needed very minimal direction from me. I was worried he wouldn't know how to cut my hair as it's thick and wavy/curly but he did a very good job. I was very happy with the end results-he listened to exactly what I wanted and I think this may have been one of the best haircuts I have ever had, including from the USA. It's a bit pricey but it was worth it to me. They only take cash so be sure to bring euros. I wish they were in California so I could go back!

I had my hair cut three times by Sebastian. The first two times I got a very conventional cut that…read morewas not well adapted for my hair type (I have wavy, thin hair that is normally beautiful, with a well layered cut). The third time Sebastian proceeded to applying his "special technique" to give my hair volume without explaining that meant cutting my hair unevenly in the deeper layers and that it would make my hair curl in an unmanageable way. He also cut it more than 10 cm shorter than what I thought we had agreed. I really do not recommend Blow. For a premium fee, you'll be offered the latest cut everyone has and no particular insights into what cuts suit your hair type.

DO NOT GO THERE!!! RUDE EMPLOYEES AND SHADY PRICING!!!…read more THIS REVIEW IS FOR DE ANGELIS in GALERIE de CINQUANTENAIRE I went to De Angelis in Galerie du Cinquantenaire three times; the first time I asked in advance how much it would be, the hairdresser looked at my hair and told me it would be 11; I then paid 9 Euro supplement for conditioner and 3 Euro extra for "special" (i.e. colour) shampoo. 23 Euro in total. Fair enough. Second time I went I had the same hairdresser, and had exactly the same thing done as the week before, but was charged 24 Euro at the end; I didn't ask, because 1 Euro difference is not a big deal, but clearly the lady remembered me from the week before, because she said "it is because you have long hair". Still fine. Not even a full week after that I went again for another blow-dry. Only this time, I was charged 33 Euro! When I enquired why there was a 9-10 Euro difference this time she just said "it is because you have long hair". I explained that my hair was still the same length as the last two weeks (which is a little bit longer than shoulder length - so not extremely long!), and reminded her what I paid then, she acted as if she did not remember me coming in and pointed to the pricing on the door. Now, all three times I was with the same hairdresser, and all the times I went I was the only client in the salon (already a bad sign I suppose!). I did not believe her not remembering me. I gave her the 33 Euros, but I told her that this was not okay, and she should have informed me in advance that there would be such a steep price difference this time. Only then (!) she replied that it was because last time her boss (who was not present that time) saw how much she charged me and told her I need to pay more because of the length of my hair. If it were up to her, I would pay 23 Euros. So if you go there, ALWAYS arrange a price beforehand. Although I thoroughly recommend you go to one of the other salons nearby, and AVOID DE ANGELIS altogether. Shady Pricing, rude employees - NOT WORTH IT!

Pretty expensive, but Olivier is worth it. I suggest skipping the assistant's blowdry or paying…read moreextra to have a stylist do it for you. Remember that here, like in all Belgian salons, the extras can really add up - be sure to ask about the prices for everything before you do it. There are English-speaking staff as well as French/Dutch, so don't be worried, fellow expats.

You can't put a price on class. Bayer & Bayer is not just a barber. It's an in-depth manliness…read moreexperience. Perfect cut and uncanny beard-care in a welcoming environment where you can relax and get away from your daily hustle and bustle. A vast and complete range of mancare products are on display. Proudly for me, they use the best Italian products from Proraso to Acqua di Parma. A Bayer and Bayer experience is the perfect treat for yourself when you need to feel a bit spoiled or you need to feel a boost in looks. I recommend it to the ladies who want to award their man for being an awesome companion. He won't be disappointed

I have been here twice already. The barbers and staff are very friendly. The service and cut are…read moresecond to none. One would need a reservation, usually calling in a day before would do. Very accessible and close to many chic restaurants and bars, so going on a Saturday afternoon after lunch or before an evening drink is recommended. You go here to be spoiled and pampered. Pricey but definitely worth it!

Everything about this place is excellent. Just went today for the first time. The salon is airy,…read morespacious, and the owner and her assistant could not have been sweeter and more accommodating. They actually listen carefully to you. They exceeded my ( already high) expectations. Already one of the very best cuts I have ever had. If I could have given 10 stars I would have.A real find !!

I found Ashida/Junko almost by accident and was pleasantly surprised at the service I received…read morethere. I felt that I was in the hands of an artist who understood my hair and my style choices. It is an oasis of calm in the salon with a lovely back garden where one can sit while waiting one's turn. I was very satisfied with the result.