Hair Salons in Grosse Pointe Woods

Flip Salon’s staff of Vidal Sassoon and Bumble and bumble–trained stylists boast years of hair-care experience, especially after a little wine at dinner. Amidst a friendly, vintage-tinged atmosphere, these tress technicians will use high-quality products such as Kemon and Bumble and bumble to dispense expert haircuts ($30–$37 for men, $50–$75 for women), highlights ($70–$95), blow-dry stylings ($30–$50), scalp treatments ($15–$20), and up-dos ($50–$70).

Alex Emilio Salon, founded by friends Alex Lekocaj and Emilio Giglio in 2001, offers an inedible buffet of beautifying and body-bettering salon services. Metal-band roadies preparing to begin an accounting career can tidy up with a men's haircut ($25+), while female fugitives from justice can adjust their aliases with a haircut ($40+) and a tint ($40+). Hands hampered by too many midnight games of no-glove baseball can delight their digits with a manicure ($20+), and feet still scuffed up from last week's borderline-illegal April Fool's prank can achieve 10-toed tranquility with a spa pedicure ($50+).

Once you have your Groupon, you can call to schedule an appointment at Agosta, where a master hair shaman will snip, fade, and charm the most distraught bristles, frizzies, and head-snakes. Your experienced stylist will sense your innermost hair-yearnings, then direct carefully wielded scissors in tune with your thoughts and dreams, letting creativity and practical solutions decorate your scalp for a haircut that revolutionizes the way you look in the mirror—inside and out. Afterward, in the streets, you might find that your magnificent cut busts the binds of its bowler hat and leaps into sunshine, dappling the dark alleyways of careless coiffeurs.

Hair salon dedicated to making people feel good about themselves both during their visits and after. Family friendly. Our team is diverse and well educated to help you get the look you desire.

D’Lazo Hair Salon & Spa’s owner, Rachel Lazo, personally designed the business’s interior in 2006. The salon’s 14-foot walls give way to an exposed industrial ceiling that clings to dangling chandeliers and extra-long ponytails not ready to say goodbye. Learned stylists clip hair, add dimension with polychromatic highlights, and sculpt fanciful updos for weddings. Across the way, soothing music softly tickles ears throughout D’Lazo’s spa zone, where a roster of services banishes stress. Seasoned hands swoop across backs to deliver deep-tissue massages, and hot stones warmly loosen the spine with heat more effectively than a hula-hoop fresh from the microwave.

Indigo Salon & Serenity Spa takes its name from "Mood Indigo". Visitors might connect the music's smooth, classy tones to the gold walls and luminous sconces that line the salon, but jazz inspires more than the decor and the sassy hand motions that accompany a bold reveal. To the stylists, it represents creative versatility, the same concepts that enable them to deliver simple trims alongside bold color treatments. Just as bands can vacillate between instrumental and vocal finesse, the staff shifts gears from hair to makeup and spa services, all the while preserving a commitment to continual education and natural products.

At the styling stations, hair color from TIGI and Kemon transforms ’dos without harsh chemicals such as ammonia and PPD. Both the salon and the spa rely on botanically based formulas: Neuma vegan haircare products imbue strands with shine, and Decleor Paris skincare products contribute to custom European facials for the face or back.

Onsite massage therapists supplement aesthetic services with a wide range of modalities, including classic Swedish massage, hot-stone work, and reflexology combined with a soothing foot soak. During many sessions, such as reiki and craniosacral therapy, they employ noninvasive techniques, permitting clients to remain completely clothed instead of cutting holes in the clients’ shirts to access their shoulders.