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Min
Amsterdam on Jun 2026
I’ve been going to Angela for a few years now, and I really think she’s one of a kind. I go to her for a face and Buccal massage treatment - an hour-long massage using her hands and a beautiful balm or oil that feels lifting, sculpting, wrinkles smoothing, tension releasing, and draining. I don’t really like just anybody touching me in that kind of intimate way, but she has this particular technique of her own and I think she’s great. She’s also an amazing person, so it’s always a pleasure to book with her.
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Jamie
Amsterdam on Jun 2026
I’ve been going to Angela for over a year now for lymphatic drainage massage and facial massage, including buccal facial massage, mainly because I had a lot of tension in my jaw from clenching at night. I really have found it to be a great service and something that is very helpful for me because of that. It’s one of the most relaxing things I do for myself - they always listen to what I’m experiencing and what I’d like them to focus on, and I leave feeling like another person, in a very Zen state. The results really last for a while afterwards, and even though it’s a more expensive service, I think the price feels fair.
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Beata
Amsterdam on Jun 2026
I found Angela about 5 years ago when I was looking for anti-aging treatments that could help me avoid Botox, and I never left her. I go every month, sometimes twice a month if I want to intensify, and I always feel heard and seen because she’s never in a hurry and leaves time between clients so I don’t feel rushed. The salon smells good, looks good, and I’m relaxed as soon as I walk in. She’s flexible with scheduling within her policy and keeps a reservation list, so when I cancel early she usually finds me another spot fast and lets me know.
How much do beauty salons cost in Amsterdam?
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted beauty salons actually do. Updated July 2026
Natural beauty treatments
How much do organic beauty treatments cost in Amsterdam?
Salons working with botanical or plant based lines price them on the same duration ladder as everything else: €30 for 30 minutes, €45 for 45, €60 for an hour and €72.50 to €80 for 75 minutes. Named plant treatments cost a little more, like an aloe vera facial at €79.50 or a ginseng one at €83.50, and a herbal peeling is about €77.50. Natural is a marketing word as much as a technical one, so ask which line they use and what is actually in it.
Botanical facial, 30 min
€30
Botanical facial, 60 min
€60
Botanical facial, 75 min
€72.50 to €80
Aloe vera facial
€79.50
Ginseng facial
€83.50
Herbal peeling, 60 min
€77.50
Facial treatment
How much does a facial treatment cost in Amsterdam?
A standard hour long facial at an independent salon is about €60 to €69, and a short 30 to 45 minute treatment is €30 to €49.50. Longer 75 minute treatments, or ones with an extra massage, sit around €72.50 to €85. Serum led facials with collagen, hyaluronic acid or vitamin C reach €76 to €95. A skin clinic charges more for the same hour, with medical peelings starting around €150.
Short facial, 30 to 45 min
€30 to €49.50
Standard facial, 60 min
€60 to €69
75 min facial or with massage
€72.50 to €85
Collagen, hyaluronic or vitamin C facial
€76 to €95
Brow or lip add-on booked with a facial
€5 to €10
Single facial session
How much does a single facial session cost in Amsterdam?
If you just want one treatment and no course, you pay the single session price, and salons build that price around the length of the appointment. That's €30 for 30 minutes, €45 to €49.50 for 45 minutes, €60 to €69 for an hour and €72.50 to €85 for 75 minutes. A one off microdermabrasion is €66, and a single medical grade peeling at a clinic starts at €150, which is part of why clinics prefer to sell those as a course.
30 minutes
€30
45 minutes
€45 to €49.50
60 minutes
€60 to €69
75 minutes
€72.50 to €85
Single microdermabrasion
€66
Single clinic peeling
from €150
Facial course
How much does a multi-session facial package cost in Amsterdam?
Salons almost always price a course below the same number of single visits. Three microdermabrasion sessions are €180 instead of €198, and five are €264 because the fifth is free, which lands at about €53 a session. With ultrasound added, the same courses are €275 for three and €384 for five. Many salons give you a free intake before you commit, and at a clinic a course of three microneedling sessions is €575 against €195 for a single one.
Microdermabrasion, 3 sessions
€180
Microdermabrasion, 5 sessions
€264
With ultrasound, 3 sessions
€275
With ultrasound, 5 sessions
€384
Clinic microneedling, 3 sessions
€575
Intake before a course
Often free
Eyebrow shaping
How much does eyebrow shaping cost in Amsterdam?
A brow shape on its own, waxed or tweezed, is €15 to €16 at most salons. Book it as part of a facial and it drops to €5 to €10, which is the cheapest way to keep them tidy. A styled treatment that also sets the hairs in place, sold as hybrid brows or brow lamination, is about €30. If you would rather the hair between your brows stopped coming back, a laser session at a clinic is around €39.
Brow shape, on its own
€15 to €16
Brow shape added to a facial
€5 to €10
Hybrid brows or brow lamination
€30
Laser between the brows, per session
€39
Eyebrow tinting
How much does eyebrow tinting cost in Amsterdam?
Tinting is one of the cheapest things on a salon menu: €15 to €16 for brows or lashes on their own, and €23 if you have both done in the same visit. Added onto a facial it is often just €5. Because it only lasts a few weeks, most people rebook it alongside whatever else they are having done rather than making a separate trip.
Brow tint or lash tint
€15 to €16
Brows and lashes together
€23
Added to a facial
€5
Lash lift
How much does a lash lift cost in Amsterdam?
A lash lift curls your own lashes from the root instead of adding extensions, and salons charge €30.50 to €37.50 for it. If you want them darker too, a lash tint in the same visit is another €15 to €16. Prices sit close together across salons, so it is worth choosing on location and reviews rather than on a couple of euros.
Lash lift
€30.50 to €37.50
Lash tint added
€15 to €16
Makeup application
How much does makeup application cost in Amsterdam?
Day or evening makeup for a party or a shoot is €30 to €32.50. Bridal makeup is the bigger booking at €62.50 to €80, with a trial run of about €45 either included or charged next to it, so check which. If you want the artist to come to you on the day, that is around €75 with travel inside roughly 10 km included. Corrective camouflage makeup, for scars or pigmentation, is about €42 for half an hour.
Day or evening makeup
€30 to €32.50
Bridal trial
€45
Bridal makeup
€62.50 to €80
Bridal makeup at your location
€75
Corrective camouflage, 30 min
€42
Treatment course
How much does a multi-session treatment package cost in Amsterdam?
Beyond facials, most treatments that need repeating are sold as a course rather than per visit. At a salon that's three microdermabrasion sessions for €180 or five for €264. At a clinic the numbers climb fast: six body contouring sessions are €1,375, a six session hair mesotherapy course for men is €1,100 and an eight session one for women is €1,475. Ask what happens if you stop halfway, because course prices are usually paid up front.
Salon microdermabrasion, 3 sessions
€180
Salon microdermabrasion, 5 sessions
€264
Clinic microneedling, 6 sessions
€1,075
Clinic body contouring, 6 sessions
€1,375
Clinic hair course, 6 to 8 sessions
€1,100 to €1,475
Acne treatment
How much does acne treatment cost in Amsterdam?
A deep cleansing facial aimed at congested skin is €60 to €69 at a salon, and if you only need extractions you can book 15 minutes for about €21. Peelings are the usual next step: a 60 minute peeling at a salon is €70 to €77.50, while at a skin clinic the same idea is €150 for a light peeling and €195 to €395 for stronger ones. Acne rarely clears in one visit, so ask for a plan and a price for the whole course before you start.
Deep cleansing facial, 60 min
€60 to €69
Extractions only, 15 min
€21
Salon peeling, 60 min
€70 to €77.50
Clinic peeling, per session
€150 to €395
Clinic microneedling, one session
€195
Anti-age treatment
How much does an anti-age treatment cost in Amsterdam?
At a beauty salon an anti-age facial is one of the longer, richer treatments: a collagen or hyaluronic acid facial is €79.50 to €85.50, a retinol and vitamin C treatment is €95, and a 75 minute treatment with connective tissue massage is €80 to €85. A mini face lift added onto a facial is about €34.50 on top. Clinic treatments are a different bracket entirely, with radiofrequency at €150 to €300 a zone and hyaluronic acid fillers from €350 a millilitre, and how many sessions you need genuinely varies from person to person.
Collagen or hyaluronic acid facial
€79.50 to €85.50
Retinol and vitamin C facial
€95
75 min with connective tissue massage
€80 to €85
Mini face lift added to a facial
€34.50
Clinic radiofrequency, per zone
€150 to €300
Clinic filler, per millilitre
from €350
Laser hair removal
How much does laser hair removal cost in Amsterdam?
Laser is priced per area and per session, and how many sessions you need is the part nobody can promise you up front. At a clinic one session is €55 for the upper lip or chin, €75 for underarms, €135 for a full bikini line, €185 for lower or upper legs and €299 for full legs, with a full body session at €590 for women and €775 for men. Waxing the same areas is far cheaper per visit, €17.50 to €22 for underarms and €30 to €53 for legs, so laser only pays off if you finish the whole series. Ask for the price of a full course, not the price of one session.
Upper lip or chin, per session
€55
Underarms, per session
€75
Full bikini line, per session
€135
Lower or upper legs, per session
€185
Full legs, per session
€299
Full body, per session
€590 to €775
Waxing the same areas, for comparison
€17.50 to €53
Waxing
How much does waxing cost in Amsterdam?
Waxing is priced per area and small areas are cheap: a lip or chin is €13 to €15, underarms €17.50 to €22 and a bikini line about €23. Legs are the bigger job at €22.50 to €31 for lower or upper legs and €30 to €53 for full legs, with a full back at €45. Bundling saves money, so lip, chin and brows together is €27.50 to €31 rather than three separate prices, and adding one area to a facial can drop it to €5. If you are tired of going back every few weeks, one laser session on the same area at a clinic is €75 for underarms or €299 for full legs, but you need a series of them.
Upper lip or chin
€13 to €15
Underarms
€17.50 to €22
Bikini line
€23
Lower or upper legs
€22.50 to €31
Full legs
€30 to €53
Arms
€20 to €27
Full back
€45
One area added to a facial
from €5
Kids haircut
How much does a kids haircut cost in Amsterdam?
Children's cuts are priced by age: €17 up to 10 years old and €23 from 10 to 15. After that you pay the adult price, which starts at €22.50 for a clipper cut and €28.50 for a men's cut. With small children it helps to book early in the day, when the salon is quieter.
Up to 10 years
€17
10 to 15 years
€23
15 and over, adult price
from €22.50
Men's haircut
How much does a men's haircut cost in Amsterdam?
A men's cut at a salon is €28.50, and a straight clipper cut without scissor work is €22.50. The difference is the finishing rather than the time in the chair. A blow dry finish is priced separately, so say what you want at the start if you are watching the total.
Men's cut
€28.50
Clipper cut
€22.50
Blow dry, short hair
€25
Women's haircut
How much does a women's haircut cost in Amsterdam?
A cut with a simple dry off is €30.50, a cut with a proper blow dry on short hair is €38.50, and on long hair it is €55. Length is what moves the price, not the cut itself. If you only want the cut, ask for the dry price when you book, because salons list both separately.
Cut and dry
€30.50
Cut and blow dry, short hair
€38.50
Cut and blow dry, long hair
€55
Blow dry only
€25 to €40
Balayage and ombre
How much does balayage cost in Amsterdam?
Balayage is €85, which sits just under a full head of highlights at €90. Add a toner at €22.50 and a long hair surcharge of about €14.50 and the appointment lands near €120. Ask whether the quote includes the toner, because plenty of price lists keep the two apart.
Balayage
€85
Toner
€22.50
Long hair surcharge
€14.50
Colour correction
How much does colour correction cost in Amsterdam?
Colour correction is the one thing on a hair price list that almost never carries a fixed price. Salons quote it after seeing your hair, because fixing a home dye or a box black can take several hours and more than one visit. As a floor, a full colour is €55.50 and a full head of highlights is €90, and a correction costs more than either. Get the quote and the expected number of visits agreed before anyone touches your hair.
Quoted after seeing your hair
Quote based
Full colour, as a floor
€55.50
Full highlights, as a floor
€90
Grey coverage
How much does grey coverage cost in Amsterdam?
Salons do not usually price grey coverage as its own line. It is billed as a root colour or a full colour, depending on how much grey you have and how far it has grown out, so that is €42.50 for the roots and €55.50 for a full head, plus €14.50 if your hair is long. Stubborn grey can need a longer processing time or a second pass, so ask them to look at your hair before quoting.
Roots, billed as a root colour
€42.50
Full colour
€55.50
Long hair surcharge
€14.50
Hair colouring
How much does hair colouring cost in Amsterdam?
Colouring the roots only is €42.50 and a full head of colour is €55.50. Long hair carries a surcharge of about €14.50, because it takes more product and more time. A toner afterwards to adjust the shade is another €22.50, and the cut is charged on top of all of this.
Roots only
€42.50
Full colour
€55.50
Long hair surcharge
€14.50
Toner
€22.50
Highlights
How much do highlights cost in Amsterdam?
Highlights are priced by how much of your head gets done: a partial set is €45, three quarters is €75 and a full head is €90. A toner afterwards is €22.50 more, and it is rarely optional if you are going lighter. A cut and blow dry is charged separately again.
Partial highlights
€45
Three quarter highlights
€75
Full head highlights
€90
Toner
€22.50
Bond repair treatment
How much does a bond repair treatment cost in Amsterdam?
In salon repair treatments are sold as an add-on to a colour rather than as a visit of their own. A professional strengthening treatment is about €30, and a simple mask is €8.95. Brands differ from salon to salon, so if you specifically want Olaplex rather than another bonding range, say so when you book and check the price, because it is not always the one printed on the list.
In salon repair treatment
€30
Mask
€8.95
Hair loss treatment
How much does a scalp or hair loss treatment cost in Amsterdam?
Hair loss treatment is a clinic service rather than a salon one, and it is sold as a course. A single mesotherapy session is €195, a six session course for men is €1,100 and an eight session course for women is €1,475, both including home care products worth about €90. Results and the number of sessions vary a lot from person to person, so treat these as a starting point and get a written plan before you pay.
Single session
€195
Course of 6, men
€1,100
Course of 8, women
€1,475
Perm
How much does a perm cost in Amsterdam?
A partial perm is €65 and a full perm is €85. As with colour, the cut and the blow dry sit on top of that. Perms take a long time in the chair, so book a slot with room in it rather than squeezing one into a lunch break.
Partial perm
€65
Full perm
€85
Wedding and event hair
How much does wedding hair cost in Amsterdam?
An updo starts at about €35, curls or a styled finish the same, and a long hair blow dry from €40. If you want makeup with it, bridal makeup is €62.50 to €80 and a trial beforehand is around €45, sometimes already inside the bridal price. Having the makeup artist come to you on the day is about €75, with travel inside roughly 10 km included. Book hair and makeup well ahead for a Saturday, and confirm in advance whether the trial is charged on its own.
Updo
from €35
Curls or styled finish
from €35
Long hair blow dry
from €40
Bridal makeup trial
€45
Bridal makeup
€62.50 to €80
Makeup at your location
€75
Frequently Asked Questions
What people want to know before hiring beauty salons in Amsterdam.
What should I check before hiring beauty salons in Amsterdam?
Read recent reviews, be clear about exactly what you need, and agree the scope and a price in writing before any work starts. For anything regulated, check the credential yourself rather than taking it on trust.
Are prices in Amsterdam quoted with or without BTW?
Check, because it varies. A price quoted to a consumer should already include BTW, and most trades do show it that way, but plenty of price lists are still written excluding it. The rate is 21% on most work, though labour on a home more than two years old is taxed at 9%, and so are things like sports and fitness classes. Look for the word "inclusief" or "exclusief" next to the figure before you compare two quotes, and ask whether travel costs and parking are in there too.
How do I check a business in Amsterdam is properly registered?
Every legitimate Dutch business has a KvK number from the Chamber of Commerce, and you can look it up free in the public register. For gas, heating and electrical work there are extra schemes worth asking about, mainly SCIOS and InstallQ. A business that will not give you its KvK number is a reason to walk away.
What is the most important thing to know before booking?
Be clear about what you want and get the price and scope agreed up front, so there are no surprises. Reading other people's reviews is the quickest way to find someone who does the job well and turns up when they said they would.
What should I avoid when hiring beauty salons in Amsterdam?
Avoid paying the full amount up front (a deposit can be fair), anyone who will not give a clear quote, and unusually cheap prices that get padded with extras later.
How do I find beauty salons I can trust in Amsterdam?
Check the reviews and any credentials before you book. On Locallista the reviews are phone-verified and the ranking is based on real experience, not who paid the most.