A haircut in Bangkok starts from 250 THB at neighbourhood salons and runs to 1,800 THB with top designers, with hair colour from 800 THB and keratin treatments from 2,000 THB. The 80+ verified salons below span every BTS district, from Thonglor colour specialists to Siam mall studios, with English-speaking stylists flagged in reviews. Compare real prices, portfolios, and availability. Book in 30 seconds, pay at the salon.

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Finding a colorist you trust is the hardest part of changing salons, and Bangkok makes it easier than most cities: a single colour starts from 800 THB, highlights and lowlights from around 1,500 THB, and full balayage, ombré, or bleach-and-tone work is priced per salon and shown upfront. The specialist studios, concentrated in Thonglor and Phrom Phong with dedicated colour houses like fufu hair color, work with high-end imported lines such as Olaplex, Wella, and L'Oréal Professionnel to protect hair through bleaching and gray coverage alike. Before committing to a transformation, open a few salon pages on SeeU and compare photo reviews of actual colour results, the most honest portfolio a colorist can have. Root touch-ups and toners are listed as separate, cheaper line items at most studios.
The price spread for a haircut in Bangkok is wide, and it maps to stylist seniority more than to quality of welcome. Neighbourhood salons charge from 250 to 400 THB for a women's cut, mid-range studios sit between 500 and 800 THB, and top designers or Korean-trained stylists run 1,000 to 1,800 THB, with junior stylists at the same salons often costing half. Men's cuts start around 400 to 600 THB. Read each salon's service list carefully on SeeU: some prices include shampoo and styling while others itemise them separately, and the listing always states what is included before you book. Regular Happy Deals of 10 to 20 percent, and occasional bigger promotions, mean the listed price is frequently not the final one.
Bangkok's humidity is the reason smoothing treatments are the city's best-selling premium hair service. Keratin treatments start from 2,000 THB and regularly appear in promotions that cut the price by a third or more, while classic straightening and rebonding start from 1,000 THB, rising with hair length and product tier, Shiseido-brand straightening sits around 3,500 THB. On the curl side, Korean-style salons like Seoul Cutz and S&D Hair Design have made digital perms, root perms, and soft S-curl waves a Bangkok speciality, from about 2,000 to 4,500 THB. These are long appointments, two to four hours, so book a slot you can protect. Restorative treatments, from quick Shiseido or Milbon add-ons at 200 THB to full repair programs, round out the menu at most salons. For scalp-focused rituals, see our dedicated head spa page.
Explaining a haircut through gestures is a gamble nobody enjoys, which is why English-speaking stylists are one of the most searched-for features in Bangkok salons. In the central districts, Asoke, Phrom Phong, Silom, and Thonglor, English consultations are standard at most studios listed on SeeU, and several salons cater specifically to international clients: Western-trained stylists familiar with fine European hair textures, Japanese and Korean stylists serving their communities around Phrom Phong and Thonglor, and international hotel salons like PK ASKA at Hotel Nikko. The reliable way to confirm before booking is the reviews: expat clients regularly note language comfort and whether the stylist understood exactly what they asked for. Bring a reference photo regardless, it is the universal language every stylist in Bangkok reads fluently.
A quiet but growing demand in Bangkok is for salons with private rooms: clients who prefer to be styled away from the open floor, whether for comfort, privacy, or religious reasons. Several salons on SeeU offer exactly this. Adam & Eve Salon in Suan Luang runs a dedicated Muslimah room where hijab-wearing clients can be coloured and cut in full privacy, with bleaching services from 2,400 THB. Other studios offer VIP rooms for treatments and long colour appointments, worth having when a balayage keeps you in the chair for three hours. Availability of private rooms is mentioned on individual salon pages and often in client reviews; if it matters for your visit, check the salon's photos on SeeU or ask via the salon's contact before booking your slot.
Thonglor and Phrom Phong hold Bangkok's densest concentration of premium salons, colour houses, Korean-style studios like Cheongdam Hair Design, and hotel salons, at matching prices. Siam is the mall circuit, with studios inside Siam Center and MBK catching shoppers between floors, while Silom and Sathorn serve the office crowd with efficient cuts near BTS Sala Daeng and Chong Nonsi. Asoke and Nana mix international clienteles with all-purpose salons, and Ekkamai leans creative with studios like Day1 and Salon Beau. Further out, On Nut, Bang Na, and Chatuchak deliver the same treatments at gentler neighbourhood prices, a short BTS ride away. Every card below shows the district and a map pin to the exact door, worth checking since many salons sit on upper floors of towers and malls.
Good stylists in Bangkok book out days ahead, and colour or keratin appointments blocking three to four hours make walk-ins a real gamble. On SeeU the booking takes about 30 seconds: open a salon card below, browse the full service list with exact prices and durations, pick your stylist tier where salons offer junior and senior options, choose a slot from real-time availability, and confirm. No prepayment is required at most salons, you pay at the counter after your appointment, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours before. Photo reviews on every salon page show real cuts and colour results from verified clients, the most reliable portfolio there is. Compare the verified salons above, check the reviews for your specific service, and lock in your slot.
A women's haircut in Bangkok runs from 250 to 400 THB at neighbourhood salons, 500 to 800 THB at mid-range studios, and 1,000 to 1,800 THB with top designers or Korean-trained stylists, with junior stylists often at half price. Men's cuts start around 400 to 600 THB. Each SeeU salon page lists exact prices and states whether shampoo and styling are included.
A single hair colour starts from 800 THB, highlights and lowlights from around 1,500 THB, and full balayage or bleach-and-tone work is priced per salon based on hair length and technique, always listed upfront on each SeeU salon page. Specialist colour studios in Thonglor and Phrom Phong use imported lines like Olaplex, Wella, and L'Oréal Professionnel.
In central districts like Asoke, Phrom Phong, Silom, and Thonglor, English consultations are standard at most salons listed on SeeU, and several studios cater specifically to international clients, including Japanese and Korean stylists and hotel salons. Client reviews regularly mention language comfort, so check them before booking, and bring a reference photo as a universal backup.
Walk-ins work at neighbourhood salons on quiet weekdays, but popular stylists book out days ahead, and colour, keratin, or perm appointments block three to four hours of a chair, so same-day slots are rare. Booking on SeeU takes 30 seconds, shows real-time availability, requires no prepayment at most salons, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours before.
Thonglor and Phrom Phong hold the highest concentration of specialist colorists in Bangkok, including dedicated colour houses and Korean-style studios working with premium imported products. For strong value on colour, Phra Khanong, On Nut, and Chatuchak salons deliver quality work at neighbourhood prices, a few BTS stops away. Compare photo reviews of real colour results on each SeeU salon page.
Yes. Several salons on SeeU offer private or VIP rooms, whether for privacy, comfort during long colour appointments, or religious needs: Adam & Eve Salon in Suan Luang runs a dedicated Muslimah room where hijab-wearing clients are styled in full privacy. Private room availability is noted on individual salon pages and often mentioned in client reviews.