This is where i get my hair cut and believe me, if they can shape my mop into something that…read moresociety can put up with, they can make your hair look amazing. Green's is like old fashioned school, Girls to left and Guys to the right. But I'll bet your teachers never had a moustache like one of the Barbers in here. Worth a trip for a look, tell me if I'm wrong! It's usually very busy throughout the week, but I've never had to wait for more than 10 minutes. Instead of magazines they have books, another clever ploy to ensure you'll keep coming back! It's very good value too, coming in at around £8 a haircut. Avoid Saturday afternoons, it can get extremely busy. But this is a testament to how good the service is.

From the owner: We specialise in all styles both traditional and modern for both Ladies and Gents. We do, flat…read moretops, retro styles the most up--to-date. We pride ourselves in dealing with all requests for styling from children to seniors.

My favorite salon in the UK. Owner Scott Cooper is a master stylist and fun to spend time with…read moretoo. He has a great rapport with people of all ages. His staff is top-notch, and the salon offers a variety of beauty services. Highly recommended whenever you're in Glasgow.

I booked a blow out for my mum during our visit to Glasgow and we had a great experience. The staff…read morewas super friendly and welcoming, and my mum was very happy with her hair stylist, Eileen. Definitely recommend this salon to anyone in the area!

Alan Edwards is a very swanky hair salon on Fenwick Road, aimed at "ladies who lunch" and wear…read moresunglasses even when it's dark and drive a shiny black Mercedes. I don't get my hair cut here but if gets a really good name and my aunt gets her new do in her regularly. One of my friends has been going here since she was about 9 and always goes here to get her hair styled for a party or special ocassion and her hair always looks amazing. The prices range depending on who is cutting your barnet. For a stylist it's £30, senior stylist £40 and by the creative director it's £50. They also do hair conditioning and replenishing treatments that start from a whopping £100. A very modern salon, very organised and not a hair out of place. Literally.

Despite living in Glasgow for about 3.5 years (collectively), I haven't had the greatest luck with…read morehair stylists. This is surprising because there seems to be as many salons dotted about the city as there are pubs. Either you need to remortgage your house for meh results, your hair gets butchered, or the stylist bullies you into dyeing your already black hair black. Fortunately, I'm not one of those girls who cries when it comes to their hair, and my hair grows like. a. weed. After the bullying incident at another Merchant City salon, I thought I'd wait until I was back in NYC to get my hair done. Except my hair became annoyingly long, and that's where Chloe at Alan Edwards came to the rescue. Cute and quirky, she was exactly the opposite of the stylist during my last salon experience (*cough* Chesne). She actually listened to what I wanted, did not roll her eyes when I showed her a picture of the shape (a long bob), nor did she try and bully me into dying my hair or try to sell me products that I didn't need (though I did end up buying the Kérastase volume spray because it smells DIVINE!). My haircut was actually part of an itison deal, but after my experience and subsequent visits (I have since gone much shorter with trust), I would not hesitate to pay full price for the quality of service received. I think Alan Edwards Merchant City and Chloe might be a keeper... just might!

Good deal on 5PM for cut and 1/2 head of highlights for 42GBP. This is one of those wee salons…read morewith questionable signage that usually I'm unwilling to take a chance on. But my hair was getting tragic just as my monthly wage was reduced to statutory maternity pay, so I took a gamble on this salon, which had a great price and good reviews. Well, the gamble paid off. The staff were really friendly, with frequent cups of tea or coffee on the go for whomever wanted one. Jennifer, who cut my hair, was personable and more importantly, competent at cutting curly hair. She cleaned up my mane and listened when I asked for more to be taken off the bottom. The only quibbles I have are that Jennifer overbooked herself--she had four women on the go while I was there so my cut and colour took three hours when it really didn't need to. Also, she looked like she had just rolled out of bed after a night of heavy drinking...and it was two in the afternoon. When you go to get a haircut, you want your stylist to look sharp. That being said, she did get the job done but if I hadn't pre-paid for the cut I probably would have turned around and gone home upon seeing her.

I was traveling from San Francisco USA and I needed a haircut in Glasgow. Not far from where I was…read morestaying, I saw Chesne Hair and stopped at the window to check their services and prices. A receptionist came out and invited me in, so in I went! I got connected with LeAnn, who gave me a shampoo and a cut. I gave her a brief description of what I wanted, but I figured, "She's the pro," so I kind of left it up to her to figure out what would look best. LeAnn spent plenty of time, did a very professional job, and spoke to me like I was a friend. I walked out looking good, feeling good, and felt like I had been treated well. And, LeAnn- I hope you got the five pound tip I left. Five stars for Chesne Hair!

i have been coming to this salon for many years. James and Joseph are just fantastic! if u need to…read morecolour or highlight your hair book with James and if u need a nice haircut book with Joseph. these guys are amazing .

The most noticeable different between Essensuals and a lot of other hairdressers in town, are the…read morestaff. Essensuals staff are great - they'll chat, they'll bring you tea/coffee, they'll even cut your hair! As a Toni and Guy Academy, you might think this place won't give 5-star service, but it really does (I was a regular here for 3 years until my hairdresser, who had started out as a junior, moved up through the ranks to a senior stylist). My first ever haircut here was as a 'hair model' - a.k.a. for freeee - and I've never looked back. Students - you also get 40% your first cut with a snapfax... waaaay!

My hair life is fraught with misery and despair…read more I've paid £13 for a crappy haircut in London. I've paid £50 for a crappy haircut in London. My recent £38 crappy haircut in London (a self-esteem crippling pixie/shag/mullet hybrid) has been growing out for a couple months now, and I figured that while I was in Glasgow I might as well splash out on a crappy haircut, as it certainly would be less costly than its counterparts in England's capital have been. And I stepped into Essensuals. Sure, there are Essensuals in London, but I was feeling good about this little salon on St Vincent, around the corner from Glasgow Central Station - I mean, how could I go wrong by picking the closest salon to the station where my Glasgow-bound train from London dropped me off . . . ? I admit, this was a hasty choice, and I was fully prepared for the worst. But what I got was the best. I sat down, and my stylist and I pulled the pins that were previously hiding my haircut shame out of my hair, and she started running her hands through my hair (I swear with a baffled look on her face, unless I was imagining it). "What would you like done today?" "I got this awful haircut a while back, and I hate it." "What do you hate about it?" "Mostly the fact that it looks like a mullet." And so after some more discussion, we came to the conclusion that we'd bob it. I was fine with this, although still not expecting much. But the stylist took her time as she snipped through my hair, many times over. She commented on the sheer thickness of my hair, yet she never took out a pair of thinning sheers (this is my litmus test of good stylists). The end result was fabulous. She asked if I wanted anything changed at the end, and I made a non-committal statement about my fringe looking a bit too perfect; she chopped into it to make it a bit more funky and undone. Ultimately, I'm no longer embarrassed of my hair, and, for a Londoner at least, £40 for the amount of time I got in the cutting chair was a bargain. Unfortunately since I can't afford the £120 train tickets every month or so, the hunt for a salon in London continues.

Been going here since I moved to Glasgow in 2012, and been seeing Sean since about 2014. Amazing…read morehairdresser, always does an amazing job and works collaboratively with me rather than just going with exactly what I say; having that input from someone who knows what they're doing is so so valuable and always works better! Plus he's incredibly funny and friendly to boot, and his colleagues are always so polite and friendly offering teas and coffees and making sure you're always super comfortable. Great quality, great prices, and wonderful staff. Can you really ask for more?

JR's is one of the many Duke Street hairdressers that you might easily pass by, but it's definitely…read moreworth a wee wander inside. This unlikely haven of hairdressing has some pretty clued up hairdressers, offering the latest styles and trends and the best in hair pampering products. When I visited for a cut and blow dry, I was treated to the loveliest Fudge shampoo and products throughout my washing and styling, with no obligation to fork out for these pricey treats afterwards. The cut was of good quality and exactly what I asked for, which is a rarity in hairdressers these days. Although it was a little on the pricey side, I think it's well worth treating your tresses now and again to a good quality cut that will last you for a long time. I was particularly impressed by the level of service, as I was presented with a cup of tea and a biscuit and a selection of magazines. Ah, it's the small things that count.