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Hair salons in Shibuya and Ebisu
Hair salons in Shibuya and Ebisu, two of Tokyo's busiest areas for visitors: a men's salon with a cave-like reception of tube lights and a mirror ball, a private salon that pairs the calm of a lab with reclaimed wood, frosted-glass partitions and wired-glass styling stations.
A cave-like reception of tube lights and a mirror ball
A private salon of the natural and the chemical
A men's salon of neon and square line lighting
An antique-style salon of semi-private seats
A curved floor and frosted-glass partitions
A natural 12-tsubo salon
An industrial, modern 15-tsubo salon
Black, silver and wood, with wired-glass styling stations
A 47-tsubo monotone total salon
Planning a visit
Hours, payment and booking for these 9 salons
| Salon | Area | Hours | Closed | Cut price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D.D. Main Salon | Shibuya | 12:00–20:00 | Open every day | From ¥6,600 |
| Ormy | Ebisu | 10:30–21:00* | Open all year (except some holidays) | From ¥6,600 |
| GROOMER/S CREDGE Shibuya | Shibuya | — | — | From ¥4,000 |
| MUEbelle | Ebisu | — | — | — |
| BRIGHT Ebisu | Ebisu | — | — | From ¥1,600 |
| HIBITO. | Ebisu | — | — | From ¥7,700 |
| norm | Shibuya | — | — | From ¥7,200 |
| autre | Shibuya | — | — | — |
| acote (formerly Neolive &) | Shibuya | — | — | — |
From each salon's own booking page or official page. “—” means it does not say; * means times can differ by day. Cut prices are the lowest listed and change, so check before you book.
Questions visitors ask
Which salons in Shibuya and Ebisu have private or semi-private seats?
MUEbelle and BRIGHT Ebisu have private rooms or semi-private seats, according to official information.
Which salons in Shibuya and Ebisu are small, with one or two chairs?
Ormy has only one or two styling chairs, so one stylist looks after you from start to finish.
Can I pay by card at the salons in Shibuya and Ebisu?
D.D. Main Salon, Ormy, GROOMER/S CREDGE Shibuya, BRIGHT Ebisu, HIBITO. and norm list credit cards among payment methods on their booking pages. For the others, ask when you book.
Do I need to book the salons in Shibuya and Ebisu?
Many hair salons in Japan work by appointment, and some only by appointment. Book ahead through the salon's own page or booking site, and say if you would like a stylist who speaks some English.
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