Beauty and personal care in Amsterdam

Salons, nail studios and beauty treatments in Amsterdam, reviewed by people who actually went.

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What people in Amsterdam actually said

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Anonymous

Amsterdam, Sep 2026

I’ve been with Megan for a while, sometimes once a week and other times once a month depending on my schedule, with both online sessions and sometimes in person. I think she’s a very open person, she gives me the time to talk, and when I don’t know what to talk about anymore, she knows something to pick up. I find myself to be very comfortable with her, and I think that’s why I continue with her. I’ve already gone through a lot of things with her, and now if I still need some clarification or to talk with someone, I just text her and then I have a session.

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Aybüke

Amsterdam, Jul 2026

I am really happy with Zeliha Stefanie, actually, and I feel really lucky with her. She is very, very professional, always helpful, always ready, and she always answers my messages. She is on time and communicates well with me. I would of course recommend her, and the price felt really good to me.

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Pieter

Amsterdam, Sep 2026

I’ve been working with Max and the team for a few years, and we did a lot of renovations with them, including an entire house. The service they provide is very good, very professional, always on the work, very clean and very organized. Communication was perfect and everything was okay with appointments. They do charge a lot of money for it, but you do get what you pay for.

What to know about beauty & personal care in Amsterdam

Beauty pricing in Amsterdam is usually shown per treatment and already includes BTW, so the list price is what you pay. What catches people out is upkeep rather than the first visit: gel and acrylic nails need infills every few weeks and removal is often charged separately, which changes the yearly cost a lot. A medical pedicure is a different thing from a cosmetic one and can sometimes be partly reimbursed by insurance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can any of this be claimed on insurance?
Only the medical end of it. A medisch pedicure for diabetic or rheumatic foot care can be partly covered in defined circumstances, usually with a referral and a registered practitioner. A cosmetic treatment never is.
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 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 sports and fitness classes.
How do I check a business in Amsterdam is properly registered?
Ask for the KvK number and look it up in the Chamber of Commerce register, which is free and public. It tells you the business exists, what it is registered to do and how long it has been trading. Anyone who will not give you that number is telling you something useful.
How are businesses ranked here?
On their reviews, and every review is phone-verified, which means we confirm the person actually used the business before it goes live. Nobody can pay to move up the list.
How much do beauty salons cost in Amsterdam?
In Amsterdam a brow shape is about €15, an hour long facial €70 to €88, a cut and blow dry €55 to €60, and a new set of lash extensions €80 to €120.
How much do manicure & pedicure cost in Amsterdam?
In Amsterdam a basic manicure runs about €35 to €45 and a pedicure €42 to €50, with gel from €35 and a medical pedicure from €43.