Hair Salons in Warren

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+).

The vivid blue walls, red furnishings, and dynamic artwork of Salon Alliance illustrate the stylists’ commitment to color—a commitment further emphasized by Redken Color certifications, ammonia-free coloring solutions, and skill at smoothing and covering gray hair. Stylists Jonna and Chad also expertly tend to curly hair, add eye-catching highlights, and otherwise flatter the features of their clients.

Before he opened Salon Retro, Tony Shkreli mastered advanced cutting techniques at TIGI Academies in New York, Detroit, and Toledo. Today, he's joined by fellow TIGI-educated stylist Kim and stylist and manicurist Danielle as he fuses new trends with iconic styles using a full line of TIGI products–-when he's not busy working as an educator for the company, that is. Beyond cutting and coloring strands, Tony's team can add dimension to hair hues with highlights and lowlights or use conditioning treatments to help nourish locks left dry from regular coloring, heat styling, or microwaving. After they've left the styling chair, clients can complement their chic new look by waxing away stubble from their lips, chins and eyebrows or by adopting a piece of artwork from the on-display collection, all of which is created by local artists.

Not only does Images International cut hair, it also grows it. The LaserTek 9000 Hair Therapy laser emits low-level light, causing a chain reaction of cell repair. This microscopic round of dominoes eventually leads to hair regrowth, and Image International's team of tight-knit technicians has revitalized dozens of scalps on both men and women. Once clients have thicker heads of hair, stylists can cut it into chic styles and use the trimmings to make friendship bracelets. The salon's other treatments for hair loss include permagraphs, prostheses, and professional wigs customized to each scalp.

Owner Tracy Jay draws on 30 years of experience as he leads a team of experienced stylists within Iconic Salon's spacious interior. Hair experts craft functional styles to suit each client's face shape, eye color, and skin pigment while wielding products by Sahag, Dikson, and J Beverly Hills. When they aren't working with patrons, stylists participate in shows and host in-house training sessions to help raise industry standards and show how to make a grilled cheese sandwich with a curling iron. Iconic Salon has also joined forces with About Face Beauty, giving clients the chance to obtain makeup and body treatments.