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Hairdressers in Malta

Looking for a new salon for your cut and colour? Compare hairdressers near you, check what each one specialises in and message them to book a chair.

Tminta lists 3 hairdressers in Malta. Compare them below, then contact them direct. There are no fees.

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About hairdressers in Malta

A hairdresser in Malta usually works from a salon, alone or with a small team. The day to day work is cutting, blow-drying, colouring and treatments. Some salons are known for blondes and balayage, some for curly hair, some for short precision cuts, and some for extensions. Look at photos of recent work on hair like yours before you choose.

People often search for a salon close to home or work, one that takes online bookings, or one open late or on a Sunday. If you have just moved to the island, a consultation before your first colour is worth asking for. It lets the stylist see your hair in daylight and talk through what is realistic in one visit.

What you pay depends on the length and thickness of your hair, the service, the stylist's level in the salon and the products used. Colour work changes the most: a root touch-up, full highlights and a colour correction take very different amounts of time. Ask whether a toner, treatment or blow-dry is included in the price you are quoted.

What hairdressers in Malta do: cut and blow-dry, root colour touch-up, highlights or balayage, colour correction after a home dye. By Tminta
What hairdressers do. Drawn by Tminta from this guide.

What you can hire them for

  • Cut and blow-dry
  • Root colour touch-up
  • Highlights or balayage
  • Colour correction after a home dye
  • Keratin or smoothing treatment
  • Hair extensions fitted or moved up
  • Curly hair cut
  • Children's haircut
  • Blow-dry for an evening out

What to ask before you book

  1. 1

    Can I see photos of colour work you have done on hair like mine?

  2. 2

    Do you do a skin patch test before a new colour, and how far ahead?

  3. 3

    Is the quoted price for my hair length, and does it include toner and a blow-dry?

  4. 4

    Will the same stylist do my colour every time?

  5. 5

    Can I book online, and what is your policy if I am late or need to cancel?

  6. 6

    Which products do you use for colour and aftercare?

Questions to ask before you book a hairdresser in Malta, by Tminta
Before you book a hairdresser. Drawn by Tminta from this guide.

Questions

How much does a hairdresser cost in Malta?

Salons set their own price lists, and most price by service and hair length. A simple cut costs less than a colour, and long or thick hair takes more product and more time. Highlights, balayage and colour correction can take several hours. Ask for the full price list, say how long your hair is, and check what extras such as a treatment or toner add.

Are there hairdressers open on Sunday in Malta?

Opening hours vary from salon to salon. Some open on Sunday mornings or stay open late on weekdays, others close on Mondays instead. Check the hours on each profile, then send a message to confirm before you go. Long colour appointments are usually booked for earlier in the day, so ask about those well ahead.

Is there a hairdresser in Gozo?

Yes, Gozo has its own salons, so start with stylists who list a Gozo town on their profile. If you have a favourite hairdresser in Malta, ask whether they ever work in Gozo or visit clients there. For a colour that needs regular upkeep, a salon close to home makes the follow-up visits much easier.

How do I pick a good hairdresser?

Look at recent work on hair similar to yours, not only the salon's best photos. Read reviews outside the salon's own page and see whether the same stylist is mentioned. Book a short consultation before a big change. Tminta does not vet salons, so make these checks yourself, and say clearly what you want before the scissors come out.

How many hairdressers are there in Malta?

Tminta lists 3 hairdressers in Malta right now, and new ones join every month. Each page shows how to contact them.

How do I contact a hairdresser in Malta?

Open a profile and call, message, email or visit their website. You contact them direct, and there are no fees.

Can I see their work before I get in touch?

Yes. Open a profile to see photos of their work, links to their pages and reviews from customers.

Does Tminta charge a fee?

No. Searching and contacting hairdressers on Tminta is free. You deal with them direct.

I am a hairdresser. How do I get listed?

Add your business for free on the "List your business" page. If you are already listed, open your page and claim it to update your details.

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