The best hairdressers Lisbon

By appointment only. Housed in a former butcher's shop, these hairdressers won't slaughter you or bleed you with prices. Packages start at €35 for a blow-dry (including cream shampoo, massage, etc.) or €45 for color. Georgia and Anthony, two Englishmen, really have the most elegant or latest trend scissors, and the small team is very friendly. They also do training, but given the flamboyant or psychedelic models on the posters, this kind of exercise should be avoided before a job interview.

On the course of the elevador da Bica, some French-speaking hairdressers (among others) have opened one of the most popular hairdressing areas. In addition to a few design objects from the 1970s to admire, you can have your hair styled or oriented or match your head to your mood of the day or to your latest suit for a variable price. The best remains the extraordinary cranial massage with essential oils. Not to spoil anything, the music is very relaxed!

At the top of the Bairro Alto, a tiny hairdressing salon run by Peter, a Franco-Portuguese who, after working in Paris, moved to Lisbon. Here, the service is personalised, Peter massages you and does your hair for an hour. He doesn't do classic hairstyles but rather original ones, in his own image. A cosy and sexy hairdressing salon. Perfect for those who want to change their haircut or hairstyle in the middle of their trip (because there is no place to!). Welcoming of course neat.