Hair Salons in Bloomingdale

At ABK Beauty Salon, a diverse crew of aestheticians, stylists, and barbers leave clients looking trim and fashionable. Skillful staff members can tame any head of hair regardless of how thick, curly, challenging, or full of trash talk it may be. There’s also a coterie of nail techs on hand to administer colorful manicures and pedicures.

Mane master Scott "Scotty" Bentley is the owner and creative director of the forward-thinking strand shop. The visionary behind the B-Concept Artistic Team and creator of the annual Always Moving Forward hair show, Bentley's knowledge of head trends is more on-point than his beloved styling shears. Stylists at his namesake salon undergo an extensive education before taking on their own clients and working on the floor full time. Prices here vary according to stylist skill level, with women's cuts starting at $44 and going up to $65 for the highest level. Men's cuts begin at $37 and go up to $58. Bentley also offers a full menu of coloring services, from partial highlights ($72–$93 on short to medium hair) to full highlights for Rapunzel-length locks ($106–$127). Color changes start at $63 and color retouch at $49. Book any service and receive a complimentary deep therapy treatment ($12 value) and style-out.

Before opening Salon Jack, owner and head stylist Chad Malm spent most of his professional life working with a diverse clientele and had his work featured in fashion publications such as Allure and Harper’s Bazaar. He also traveled extensively as an educator for Bumble and bumble, learning the latest styling trends along the way. Now that he’s settled down, Chad continues to bring the same level of commitment and energy to his work with all kinds of customers and insists that his stylists do, too. As he says on his website, the salon hires stylists "who are inspired by what they do and are on fire for it." All stylists have undergone extensive training in the latest hair trends and are well versed in professional products such as Wella hair color and GKHair keratin hair-smoothing treatments.

Cited by Vogue as the mastermind behind the now-iconic “beach hair” look, stylist Kevin Murphy travels the world crafting new hair designs. Despite this, his presence looms like a friendly but no-nonsense ghost at BeauImáge Salon. The salon’s six stylists use his eponymous line of hair products, as well as products from L’Oréal, to style creative cuts, elevate updos, and finish coloring sessions. Their services extend beyond hair, though. Two nail techs brighten digits with acrylic nails or Shellac polish, which refuses to chip even when hands are stuck in the mouth of a hungry pug.

Since 1986, Shear Art Salon & Spa has provided professional, talented stylists who carefully help achieve their clients' beautifying objectives. If you have an unwanted shade of hair on your head, Shear Art Salon will color it (starting at $49). If you don't have enough hair, Shear Art can give you extensions (prices determined per consultation). If you have too much hair, Shear Art can cut it in a way that makes you feel content (starting at $35 for women, $28 for men). If your hair already makes you feel content, Shear Art will give you a manicure (starting at $25) or pedicure (starting at $42) to make your fingers and toes content enough to match your highly contented hair. Sometimes, when the tides of stress rise, you need a firm pat on the back to sooth your pains, preferably from experienced hands. Shear Art spa services include therapeutic treatments for your body, such as seven distinctive massages (starting at $48), facials and peels (starting at $63), spray tanning (starting at $34), professional makeup application (starting at $40), and bridal packages (starting at $180 per person).

All-natural products line the shelves at each of Rituals Salon's two locations. Created by Aveda, these hair serums forgo unpronounceable ingredients for plant oils and nonpetroleum-based minerals, all for the good of the both the consumer and the environment. The salon owners follow Aveda's lead at Rituals, where they invite clients to stop in for chemical-free highlights and chic haircuts performed by Aveda-trained stylists. After the stylists show off their talents, makeup artists step in to dress up eyes and lips and teach novice cosmetics users that eye shadow is to be swept across the eyelid, not across the retina.