Hair Salons in Wells Beach Station

A haircut at Bradley & Diegel runs between $70 and $125, depending on the skilled stylist wielding the scissors. All stylists give a free consultation before they lop off a single lock, which is much more helpful than the government-mandated pep talk before the purchase of a baby turtle. During this consultation, you'll agree on what sort of look you want to achieve. If your hair has begun to resemble a black-and-white film, Bradley & Diegel colorists will turn your tresses to technicolor with single-process roots ($70–$95), ends ($20–$30), or highlights ($90–$240+).

Rest your noggin on a pillow as one of Perfect Touch Hair Salon & Day Spa's certified registered nurses skillfully applies medical-grade NovaLash extensions to your lash line. NovaLash's recipe for synthetic strands was developed by physicians and cosmetic chemists and contains only FDA-approved ingredients. If cared for properly, a full set of extensions will keep your batters full and fluttering for up to one month. Perfect Touch is closed Sundays and Mondays; call ahead for an appointment.

Designed entirely with kids in mind, Trimmings welcomes shaggy mop-tops into a sky-blue space bedecked with plush toys, colorful hair accessories, and products made especially for them. Kids can jump into the driver's seat of their own yellow taxi or red fire engine and let their imaginations run wild, barely noticing as one of the shop's kid-friendly stylists trims their bangs or carefully braids pigtails to perfection. Understanding that kids can be apprehensive during haircuts, the team takes a gentle approach as they shampoo tiny tresses and brush out tangles, all without disturbing the infinite supply of quarters hidden behind each child's ear. They also offer private, parties—built around themes such as pretty princess, enchanted fairy, rock-star diva, or aloha luau—that teach kids that the salon can be fun, pampering them with hairstyling and mini-manicures so that they can enjoy music and dancing in style.

Bright-orange chairs in stark geometric designs complement the tangerine-accented stylist stations at Salon Navid, where hair artisans cut, color, and coif their guests' hair into flattering transformations. Moroccanoil and René Furterer hair products infuse tresses with nourishment and proper French diction as they aid the stylists in beautifying locks with Brazilian Blowouts, coloring, and other hair services.