Hairdresser Tukums

Offers from beauty masters and salons in Tukums. Photos of completed work, contacts and online booking.

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Makeup Tukums Kristīne Biete
Kristīne BieteTukums
Hairdresser Tukums m.style.up
m.style.upTukums
Hairdresser Tukums Elīna Babajeva
Elīna BabajevaTukums
Hairdresser Tukums Linda Lokmane Krišlauka
Linda Lokmane KrišlaukaTukums
Hairdresser Tukums Sintija Rajecka
Sintija RajeckaTukums
Hairdresser Tukums Zane Neilande
Zane NeilandeTukums
Hairdresser Tukums Karīna Krūmiņa
Karīna KrūmiņaTukums

Hairdresser Tukums

Hair is an important part of your image that helps express individuality and feel confident every day. Browse hairdresser portfolios, compare specialists and find the right professional for your needs. Skaists brings together hairdressers and beauty salons from across Latvia offering haircuts, coloring, styling and other hair care services.

How much does a hairdresser cost in Latvia?

A women’s haircut usually costs EUR 25–60, a men’s cut EUR 15–30, and colouring EUR 50–150 depending on hair length and the amount of work. The exact price is always listed on the stylist’s profile.

How do I choose a good hairdresser?

Look through the stylist’s portfolio and pay attention to hair like your own – the same length, texture and colour. Client reviews and ratings are just as useful.

How often should I go to the hairdresser?

Short styles are best refreshed every 4–6 weeks, longer hair every 8–12 weeks. If your hair is coloured, roots usually need attention every 6–8 weeks.

Can I book a hairdresser online?

Yes. Each stylist’s profile shows their free time slots, so you can book the one that suits you in a few clicks – no phone call needed. Confirmation arrives right away.

Private stylist or beauty salon – which is better?

A private stylist usually means a calmer setting and lower prices, while a salon offers a wider range of services in one place. Skaists lists both, so you can compare and decide.