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Hair Salons in Dallas, TX: Compare Cuts, Color, Silk Press & Locs Prices

Hair salons in Dallas, TX offer a wide range of services, from men's and women's haircuts and beard work to color, balayage, silk press, starter locs, and protective braids. Each service involves a different process, time, and level of maintenance, so knowing what happens during the appointment helps you choose the right one. Booksy lets you compare salons across Dallas side by side, check prices and appointment lengths, read client reviews, and book your appointment online in a few taps.

How the main hair services work

Cuts for women and men

A women's haircut shapes the hair to your chosen length and finish, usually with a shampoo and blow dry. A men's haircut is a standard clipper and scissor cut, and a buzz cut is a short, uniform length. A haircut with shampoo adds a wash before the cut, and a beard trim with haircut covers the cut and beard shaping in one visit. A beard lineup sharpens the edges between full cuts.

Color and balayage

Full highlights and balayage lighten sections of hair for dimension, and they often take a couple of hours. Men's color is a shorter color service for gray coverage or a change in tone. Color services take longer than cuts, so allow more time and plan a gloss or toner between full visits to keep the tone fresh.

Silk press, blow dry, and wash-and-go

A silk press uses a blow dry and flat iron to straighten natural or relaxed hair, and the result lasts until the next wash or humidity returns. A blow and go is a styled blow dry for a smooth, voluminous finish, and a wash and go is a wash with a simple style. A shampoo and set on relaxed hair is a styled finish that suits clients who want volume without heat.

Starter locs and protective styles

Starter locs form new locs from natural hair, and they can be done on half or full head. Protective styles such as cornrows, Fulani braids, and tribal braids keep the hair in place for weeks. A kids' French braid is a shorter, gentler style for children. Ask about the install method and the time needed before you book.

Typical prices for hair services in Dallas

Price depends on the service, hair length and thickness, and how much color or lightening is needed. A men's haircut in Dallas is usually listed from about $40, a beard trim with haircut about $75, and a women's haircut from about $105. A silk press is around $75 to $80, balayage or full highlights start around $225, and starter locs start around $150 to $180.

Service What it covers Typical time Typical price
Men's buzz cut Short uniform clipper cut About 30 minutes About $20
Men's haircut Standard clipper and scissor cut 30 to 45 minutes $40 to $45
Men's haircut with shampoo Cut with a wash About 45 minutes About $45
Beard lineup and haircut Cut plus beard lineup About 1 hour About $60
Deluxe beard trim and haircut Cut plus full beard trim About 1 hour 15 minutes About $75
Women's haircut Standard women's cut About 1 hour About $105
Men's color Color service for men About 1 hour 15 minutes About $60
Full highlights or balayage Lightening for dimension About 2 hours From about $225
Silk press (natural hair) Blow dry and flat iron for smooth straight hair About 1 to 1 hour 10 minutes $75 to $80
Blow and go Styled blow dry About 30 minutes About $55 to $60
Shampoo and set on relaxed hair Wash and styled set About 1 hour About $65
Starter locs (half head) New locs on half the head About 1.5 hours About $150
Starter locs (full head) New locs across the whole head About 1.5 hours From about $180
Style cornrows Styled cornrow install About 4.5 hours From about $300
Kids French braids (no added hair) Braids for children on natural hair About 1.5 hours From about $65

Where hair salons are across Dallas

Hair salons are spread across Dallas, so compare the distance on each profile before booking. The Uptown and Downtown areas have listings along Lemmon Avenue, Mattison Avenue, Ross Avenue, and Canton Street. North Dallas is covered along Preston Road, Belt Line Road, Alpha Road, and Forest Lane. The East side has options along Skillman Street and Garland Road, and Oak Cliff along South Hampton Road. Farther north, listings run along West Campbell Road and Arapaho Road. Because a color or braid appointment can take several hours, pick a salon close to your route.

Before your appointment

Bring photos of the look you want and tell your stylist about your hair history, including color, relaxers, and heat damage. Ask whether a consultation is needed before a larger change. Arrive with clean hair if you want a wash included, or add one to the booking. Some salons add a fee for weekend or Sunday appointments, so check the listing before you book.

Related Dallas services

For more detail, see the pages for kids braids in Dallas, cornrows in Dallas, keratin hair treatments in Dallas, and gel nails in Dallas.

Frequently asked questions about hair salons in Dallas

Which hair salons in Dallas are within 1, 2, or 5 miles of me?

Turn on location sharing in Booksy and sort by distance. Each salon shows how far it is from you, so you can narrow the list to those within 1, 2, or 5 miles before booking. Dallas is large, so a 5-mile radius may show fewer options than you expect.

How much does a women's haircut cost in Dallas?

A women's haircut is usually listed from about $105, and a silk press from about $75. Men's haircuts start around $40, and a haircut with beard trim is typically $60 to $75.

How much does balayage cost in Dallas?

Full highlights or balayage are usually listed from about $225 in Dallas, and the total depends on hair length and the amount of color. Ask for a quote during the consultation if the change is large.

What is the difference between a silk press and a blow and go?

A silk press uses flat-iron heat for a sleek, straight finish that lasts until the next wash, while a blow and go is a styled blow dry with more movement. A silk press usually costs more in Dallas listings.

Can I book a salon appointment in Dallas for today?

Often, yes, especially for cuts, washes, and blow dries, which are shorter appointments. Use the availability filter on Booksy to find salons with open slots today, and book ahead for color, highlights, or starter locs.

 

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