In addition to hair care, it also offers makeup, bridal services and facial waxing. It has received a Boulder County Gold reader’s choice award every year since 2014. It’s been on the Pearl Street Mall since 1990. Pompadours has been around for a long time, too. Aveda is known for its ethical business approach, making products with renewable resources.
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It offers the full line of Aveda hair, makeup, body and environmental hair care products. If you love Aveda products (who doesn’t?), then this Aveda Concept Salon is a go-to in Boulder. So you can shop the mall, get your hair did and then look fresh for dinner at one of downtown’s fine restaurants.
Voodoo, which opened in 2010, is in downtown too, just off Pearl Street on the east end.
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One cool offering for men: free 15-minute clean-ups between haircuts so you always look sharp. Hair is treated like a true art form here.
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It’s laid back but creative and flexible equally as professional and talented as it is interesting and unique. After all, it was voted Best in Boulder for three years in a row. It’s hard to deny Boulder loves Voodoo Hair Lounge. Photo by Hair By Francesco Voodoo Hair Lounge, 2100 Pearl St. Twig opened its doors in 2009 and is run by three stylists: Korrie Fidge, Heather Shine and Haley Brekken. Here, they say, it’s about feeling beautiful inside and out.Īdding more local flavor, the shop is a mini art gallery, featuring the works of Boulder artist Tony Zellaha. Twig also offers massage and acupuncture (as well as facials and waxing). One thing that makes Twig stand out is its emphasis on eco-friendly products and services and the “art of natural beauty.” It also goes far beyond what you’d expect to find at a regular hair salon. Twig is another local favorite on the east end of downtown Boulder. Courtesy photo Twig Hair Salon, 1831 Pearl St. Plus, the services are among Boulder’s best. You can feel the love and her positive energy in every interaction at West End. Her parents took over the shop and aim to keep her original vision alive. Instead of crumbling with the loss, the salon and its community banded together and continued to thrive, as her legacy. The community was rocked when in 2010, Trevino died at a young age of ovarian cancer. The salon quickly rose to be considered one of Boulder’s best and grew a strong following. West End opened in 2006 by a Boulder stylist named Deandra Trevino. The West End (named for its location in west downtown) is a Boulder institution it’s local, family-run and fueled with love. Courtesy photo West End Salon, 949 Walnut St. If you’re new to the area (or just indecisive), the good news is you can go just about anywhere and expect a good ‘do and color.īut if you’re looking for help cutting through the options, here’s a quick glance at five of our favorite hair salons in Boulder and what makes them stand out. Boulder County is packed with reputable hair salons with great customer reviews. In Boulder, the real challenge is picking a stylist out of the huge pool of high-quality talent.
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