Excellent Hairdressers. A true gem of a place on the Lewes Road. Went there on the basis of the…read moreprevious review as I needed a haircut pretty darn quick. The girls in there were all lovely and most welcoming! When I walked in I was greeted with the sight of these 'more mature' ladies who were all sat in a row under the hooded driers reading their magazines. I thought was really cute and very retro. I loved my haircut - it was done exactly how I asked! Also the service, gossip, chatter and tea was brilliant but best of all...it was cheap! Would gladly go back again! Since I have been they have done a refurb and I understand it is much larger now. Would go back in a heartbeat and have absolutely no complaints.

This is such a nice little independent hairdressers tucked away in the North Laines. It's up a hill…read more(depending on which way you approach it) so expect to turn up there out of breath ! Salon is only quite small but is always bustling and full of life. Has a really nice chilled atmosphere. I've had a couple of different people cut my hair here and I've always been pleased with the result. Does get quite booked up. I always leave it too late to book and appointment and end up going somewhere else when I can't get one. Would say that isn't particularly cheap - but then again no hairdressers in Brighton is. Don't fall into the trap of thinking that because it is small it is bound to be cheaper !

Problem with salon: no step free access; welcome desk is too high and the person behind the desk is…read moreseated too low for those who need to communicate and are hearing impaired; communication is poor - the stylist did not make reasonable attempts to talk to me - avoid if you are on the spectrum or have stress or anxiety issues; stylist made assumptions about pronouns and/or did not just use my name; no LGBTQ+ shop friendly sign on the front. Would not recommend to people who are BME, LGBTQ+ or disabled. This salon needs to train their employees using the guidelines of on equality and inclusion e.g. https://www.nhbf.co.uk/news-and-blogs/blog/is-your-salon-and-barbershop-disability-friendly/

Now, I have problems finding the perfect hairdresser, as I'm sure many do. Rush is one of the only…read moreplaces I have been to where I have been happy with what they've done for me every single time I've visited (which is a lot! I'm a salon addict). The guys (and gals) who work in there are extremely friendly, and all know what they're doing when it comes to hair, and offer free consultations if you're unsure about what you want. Although it is a little on the pricey side, they have plenty of good offers on the go, and if you recommend a friend then you and your friend both get 50% off, so it can end up being a bargain.

Horrible experience here, don't go. As soon as I sat in the chair they instantly started being so…read morepushy for me to buy extra products and treatments, before they had even touched my hair. It was so uncomfortable and every time I said no to an extra treatment they'd push and push, telling me I really should get it and I had to buy the products to take home. Listening in to the conversations around the room, every hairdresser was adding surcharges and hidden costs to customers appointments, waiting until they're in the seat to tell them this or that will be £30 more. My hairdresser was doing two appointments at once, meaning I was left sat with wet hair in the sink for half an hour. I'd booked for highlights, cut and blowdry but she said I could only have a trim off my ends and barely cut my hair. Not worth the money at all!

Dens are places you go and hide as a kid. You build them and create imaginary scenarios where a…read morecouple of old boxes become a hideout away from pirates or bandits. When I was little and built dens, I wouldn't enter my ramshackle alternate-universe and say: "short back and sides please mate". Why would I? The Den is a tiny barbershop located just off Queen's Road. It is called The Den because as far as barbers go, it is probably the closest you're going to get to being one. I am a big fan of this lovely little lair. It is small, but perfectly formed with comfortable leather waiting bench; flat-screen TV; magazines and a single old-school barber's chair. Despite its size, The Den doesn't feel pokey. Like a den, it has everything you want and it also has the added benefit of being surprisingly light and airy. Richard is the dude who'll do your 'do. He's friendly and very professional and unlike most barbers in this price range, actually listens to what you say to him. This means you can come out with a hairstyle that you don't need to cover with a hat for weeks due to shock and embarrassment.

A proper barber shop. A haircut is eight notes and a beard trim is a quid. I've tried out all sorts…read moreof fancy places and 30 pound coifs and stylists and I always end up back here. It's just around the corner from where I live now but my mum used to bring me here when I was a mere nipper. It's a reliable, friendly, local business that does what it says on the tin and has been snipping since 1991. Headroom has a following. They know everyone who comes in and it's not just blokes. Plenty of women and children seek out these chaps. It gets busy after school during the week and has a queue on a Saturday. I like to pop in during the week, you rarely have to wait and you can shoot the breeze, get the latest gossip on the Seagulls and listen to Radio 2 (it's always on!). Little known fact: these guys, way back when, used to work at Fred's. Brightonians of old will know that Fred's was THE place to get a cool barnet. If you want a proper quiff, a flat top, a DA or some sort of authentic retro do... these guys have the skills and the tools! Rock on dadio!

Cheap and cheerful, but I use any of the 4 superb barbers in this joint and am never disappointed…read more I can just walk in and typically get a cut with less than 15 mins of waiting, no appointments taken or necessary. There are plenty of beardy hipster barbers kicking around Brighton nowadays, but I'm not someone who feels comfortable in those kind of places. I just want a straight-up haircut, no messing. There are often a bunch of rockabilly types coming into Headroom though, I think they have a bit of a reputation in certain circles. I like this. Haircut is now £9 btw, but it's still a steal.

A friendly and welcoming salon, with Ricky and Sarah as your senior, experienced and expert…read morehairdressers. Sarah is one of the best colourists and my hair has never looked so good. She is also a great stylist! I would recommend visiting this salon and as you relax you can look out onto the South Downs and the sea. You'll leave feeling a though you have spent time with a good friend and your hair will look fabulous! Feedback Given by Maria A 13/08/2010

Ricky has cut my hair for a while now and is one of the only hairdressers that I have been too…read morewhere I have not gone home to instantly wash my hair when its done to check the cut and get rid of all the excess products the hairdresing world seem to like using. If you want a excellent cut with a friendly atmosphere, he's worth a try!

A tiny hairdresser tucked away on Oxford Street, this funky little place has a nice laid back…read moreatmosphere that avoids the conveyor belt feeling of a barbers or the snootiness of a designer place, but at barbershop prices. The staff are friendly (there's only two of them) and you can usually get a walk-in cut. The music is laid back too.

Extremely good haircuts staff that actually listen to what you want and give it to you, without…read moreany attitude, and for a very decent price. Absolutely spot-on, every time.

Being firmly in the grip of male pattern baldness and thus sporting a finely shaven head I'm…read moreprobably not the best authority on hair salons. However, this place comes highly recommended by various female friends of mine, all of which are Glow regulars. Apparently all the staff are really consistent and particularly good at colouring and the prices are very reasonable too. What more could you want?

A standard salon located in central Hove for easy access. It comes recommended by many of my female…read morefriends who often sing praises about the staff, their extremely friendly demeanor and the great prices. Apparently it's one of the best places in hove to get your hair colored.

This salon has recently opened up on the London road which is close to the city centre. The hair…read morestylists have had over 25 years experience between them and wanted to start their own partnership. One stylist told me how she does Heather mills' hair for photo shoots, Parkinson and her wedding! So, they have some high profile clients with people that do come from all around to drop by. However, the prices do not match this and are far more competitive than you would imagine. They are hoping to open a beauty parlour in the new year which would add to the all round experience. I give this salon 5 stars because I have had so many bad hair cuts and get so annoyed but they are always spot on so I wouldn't go anywhere else. They do prefer to have appointments arranged as it can get quite busy but they did say that you can pop in and see if they can fit you in.