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💇‍♀️ Hairdressers

Hair salons and hairdressers in Gloucester for cuts, colours, blow-dries and styling. Handy whether you’re near the city centre, Kingsholm, Quedgeley, Hucclecote or Barnwood — with options for women, men and kids.

13 Listings

cream hairdressing (Gloucester)
📍 1 St Aldate Street, Gloucester, GL1 1RP 📞 01452 305 926

Award-winning salon in central Gloucester offering cutting, colouring, extensions and wedding hair (academy on-site).

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Peter Hickman Hairdressing (Gloucester)
📍 Russell Chambers, Russell Street, Gloucester, GL1 1NE 📞 01452 520567

Hair salon in Gloucester city centre offering cuts, colour and styling in Russell Chambers on Russell Street.

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Mark Blake Hair (Gloucester)
📍 74-76 Westgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 2NZ 📞 01452 528342

Established Gloucester salon on Westgate Street offering cuts, colour, treatments and hair extensions (dog-friendly).

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BOUNCE by NLC
📍 1B, 59 Friars Orchard, Gloucester, GL1 1GE 📞 01452 526224

Hair & beauty salon in Gloucester (GL1) offering cutting, colouring and styling, plus beauty treatments.

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Kara Hair & Beauty (Gloucester)
📍 32-34 Southgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 2DR 📞 01452 526940

Established salon on Southgate Street offering ladies’ hairdressing and a separate barbers, with beauty services available on-site for Gloucester city-centre appointments.

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New Image Hairdressing (Tuffley, Gloucester)
📍 17 Holmleigh Parade, Tuffley, Gloucester, GL4 0QU 📞 01452 528119

Local, friendly hairdressers in Tuffley offering cuts, styling and colouring for ladies, gents and children across Gloucester (GL4 and nearby).

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Fringe Benefits Hairdressing & La Bella Beauty (Gloucester)
📍 47 Southgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 1TX 📞 01452 311606

Independent hair and beauty salon on Southgate Street, a short walk from Gloucester Docks, offering cuts, colour and bridal hair alongside beauty treatments.

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Ashley Paul Hairdressing (Gloucester)
📍 College Court, Off Westgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 2NJ 📞 01452 502438

Five-star unisex hair salon in College Court near Gloucester Cathedral, known for modern cutting and colouring plus wedding hair.

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HeadKandy Hairdressing (Gloucester Docks)
📍 Unit F, Barge Arm East, Gloucester Docks, Gloucester, GL1 2DQ 📞 01452 422262

Unisex salon at Gloucester Docks offering cuts, colours and styling, with a friendly team and flexible appointment times.

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Cellys Hair Salon (Gloucester)
📍 10 Westgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 2NL 📞 01452 416 390

High-street salon on Westgate Street offering cuts, colour and treatments in Gloucester city centre.

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Dino's Barbers (Quedgeley, Gloucester)
📍 121 Bristol Road, Quedgeley, Gloucester, GL2 4NB 📞 07543 454950

Established Gloucester barbershop in Quedgeley, offering walk-in haircuts, fades and beard grooming on Bristol Road.

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Ice Hair and Barbers
📍 Unit 14 Kingsway Retail Park, Thatcham Avenue, Quedgeley, Gloucester, GL2 2GT 📞 01452 722751

Full-service hair salon and barbers in Kingsway offering styling for women, men and children with latest trends and techniques. The most established salon in Kingsway, Gloucester.

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Lous Barbershop
📍 5 School Lane, Quedgeley, Gloucester, GL2 4PJ 📞 01452 699426

Award-winning barbershop in Quedgeley offering modern mens haircuts, clean fades, and intricate designs. Friendly atmosphere with experienced barbers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a haircut cost in Gloucester?
A standard gents haircut in Gloucester costs between £15 and £25 at a barbershop and £20 to £35 at a salon. Womens haircuts range from £30 to £60 depending on the salon and stylist level, with senior stylists charging towards the higher end. Childrens cuts are usually £10 to £18. Colour treatments start at around £50 for a basic tint and range up to £120 or more for full highlights and balayage. Most salons offer a consultation free of charge so you can discuss what you want before committing. Many Gloucester salons offer loyalty schemes with discounts for regular clients.
How often should I get my hair cut?
For short mens styles, every three to four weeks keeps the shape looking sharp. Medium-length mens styles can go four to six weeks between cuts. For womens short styles, four to six weeks is ideal. Medium to long womens hair benefits from a trim every six to eight weeks to prevent split ends and maintain the shape. If you have coloured hair, more frequent trims help keep the ends looking fresh as colour tends to fade at the tips first. Fringes usually need cutting every two to three weeks to stay neat. Growing your hair out still needs regular trims every eight to ten weeks to remove split ends and keep it healthy while gaining length.
What is the difference between a barbershop and a hair salon?
Barbershops specialise in mens hair and traditionally offer shorter cuts, beard trims and hot towel shaves using clippers and scissors. Hair salons cater for all genders and offer a wider range of services including colouring, perming, extensions and styling for longer hair. Many modern barbershops now offer more than traditional cuts, with skin fades, hair designs and grooming packages. Salons typically employ stylists trained to different levels from junior to creative director, which affects pricing. Choosing between them depends on the service you need. For a quick gents cut or beard trim, a barbershop is usually faster and cheaper. For colour work or more complex styling, a salon has the expertise and product range.
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Gloucester’s hairdressers are spread in a way that makes the category genuinely useful rather than just plentiful. The strongest city-centre cluster sits around Westgate Street, Southgate Street, Russell Street and Friars Orchard, with additional options at Gloucester Docks and then further neighbourhood choices in Tuffley, Quedgeley and Kingsway. Visit Gloucester describes the Docks as only a stone’s throw from the city centre, so if you are already shopping or eating in central Gloucester it is easy to compare a classic high-street salon with somewhere slightly more tucked away.

That spread matters because Gloucester hair appointments are not all for the same kind of visit. Central salons tend to suit people who want colour work, styling, extensions or a cut while they are already in town, with several within a short walk of one another. The neighbourhood options are often more practical for regular trims, children’s cuts, barbershop visits or routine maintenance without dealing with city-centre traffic. In this category you can see that difference clearly: there are fashion-led salons close to the cathedral and Docks, but also reliable local places in Quedgeley and Tuffley that make more sense for repeat appointments.

When choosing, it is worth deciding first whether convenience or specialist work matters more. If you want to browse, compare and make a day of it, the city centre is the better bet and Visit Gloucester’s maps and getting-around information are useful for planning where to park and how much walking is involved. If you want an easier in-and-out appointment, the suburban salons and barbers outside the centre will often be the more relaxed option. Either way, Gloucester has enough range in this category that you can choose by area, service style and atmosphere rather than settling for the nearest chair.