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Ricardo
Estoril, Oct 2025
I usually go there for a massage, and I keep going back because it's very, very good. Olga is easy to talk to and usually on time. I used to go there a lot, the communication was great, and the price is very good.
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Reviewed by Lau, Community Manager · Last reviewed: September 2026
Covering Lisbon and nearby areas
- Estoril
Latest reviews for beauty salons in Lisbon
Real, phone-verified reviews from the expat community.
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Alessandra
Lisboa, Aug 2026
I've been going to Binita for about two years, every three weeks or so, for manicure and foot care, and I also do hair removal, hair cutting, hair toning, and eyebrows there. The quality of the work is very good, and I keep going back because I’m happy with it. Communication is good, she is very kind, and the price feels fair, especially since she always gives me a discount. It’s also very close to my house, which makes it very convenient.
10
Micki
Estoril, Mar 2026
I go to ENSO The Beauty Lab specifically for Liz, I used to see her at her previous salon, and when she moved, I moved with her because she is absolutely amazing. I always do highlights with her and a cut, and her assistant did a blow-dry that was the best I've ever seen. The place is super friendly and welcoming, a compact little spot with everything, really clean and with caring touches like a little bowl with tampons in the ladies' bathroom. Price felt fair. I really love the concept of ENSO.
How much do beauty salons cost in Lisbon?
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted beauty salons actually do. Updated July 2026
Organic beauty treatments
How much does an organic beauty treatment cost in Lisbon?
Priced like the equivalent standard treatment.
- Per session
- €25 to €150
- Typical treatment
- €35 to €70
Facial treatment
How much does a facial cost in Lisbon?
Facials in Lisbon run €25 to €150 depending on the treatment.
- Per session
- €25 to €150
- Typical treatment
- €35 to €70
Facial treatment (single session)
How much does a single facial cost in Lisbon?
Priced per session; courses work out cheaper per visit.
- Per session
- €25 to €150
- Typical treatment
- €35 to €70
Multi-session facial package
How much does a facial package cost in Lisbon?
A course of facials, cheaper per session than booking singly.
- Per session
- €25 to €150
- Typical treatment
- €35 to €70
Eyelash extensions
How much does eyelash extensions cost in Lisbon?
Priced per appointment, with refills cheaper than a new set.
- Full set
- €35 to €70
- Refills
- cheaper than a full set
Eyebrow shaping
How much does eyebrow shaping cost in Lisbon?
One of the cheapest treatments, priced per visit.
- Per visit
- €10 to €65
Eyebrow tinting
How much does eyebrow tinting cost in Lisbon?
Usually paired with shaping, a small add-on.
- Per visit
- €10 to €65
Lash extensions
How much does lash extensions cost in Lisbon?
A full set plus refills every few weeks.
- Full set
- €35 to €70
- Refills
- cheaper than a full set
Lash lift
How much does a lash lift cost in Lisbon?
Cheaper than extensions, lasts several weeks.
- Per treatment
- €35 to €70
Permanent makeup
How much does permanent makeup cost in Lisbon?
Priced per area and procedure.
- Per procedure
- €100 to €300
Microblading
How much does microblading cost in Lisbon?
Priced per procedure with a retouch usually included.
- Per procedure
- €100 to €300
- Retouch
- usually included
Makeup application
How much does makeup application cost in Lisbon?
Priced per session, with event and bridal makeup above everyday.
- Per session
- €35 to €70
- Event makeup
- €25 to €150
Multi-session treatment package
How much does a treatment package cost in Lisbon?
Courses are the norm for most skin treatments, and cheaper per session.
- Per session
- €25 to €150
- Typical treatment
- €35 to €70
Acne treatment
How much does an acne facial cost in Lisbon?
A course rather than one session.
- Per session
- €25 to €150
- Typical treatment
- €35 to €70
Laser tattoo removal
How much does laser tattoo removal cost in Lisbon?
Priced per session by size, and needs several sessions.
- Per session
- €25 to €150
- Course
- several sessions needed
Anti-ageing treatment
How much does an anti-ageing facial cost in Lisbon?
Priced per session, usually a course.
- Per session
- €25 to €150
- Typical treatment
- €35 to €70
Laser hair removal
How much does laser hair removal cost in Lisbon?
Priced per area and sold as a course.
- Per area, per session
- €25 to €150
- Course
- cheaper per session
Waxing
How much does waxing cost in Lisbon?
Priced per area, so the total depends how many you book.
- Per area
- €10 to €65
- Full session
- €25 to €150
Manicure and pedicure
How much does a manicure and pedicure cost in Lisbon?
Together they average €37 to €39 in Lisbon, with a manicure alone €10 to €30.
- Manicure
- €10 to €30
- With pedicure
- €37 to €39
- Wider range
- €17 to €75
Kids haircut
How much does a child's haircut cost in Lisbon?
Usually around half an adult cut.
- Child's cut
- around €10
- Adult cut
- €15 to €20
Men's haircut
How much does a men's haircut cost in Lisbon?
€10 to €20 at most Lisbon salons.
- Women's cut
- €15 to €20
- Men's cut
- €10 to €20
- Wider salon range
- €25 to €550
Men's haircut and beard trim
How much does a cut and beard trim cost in Lisbon?
A small supplement on the cut price.
- Women's cut
- €15 to €20
- Men's cut
- €10 to €20
- Wider salon range
- €25 to €550
Women's haircut
How much does a women's haircut cost in Lisbon?
A women's cut in a Lisbon salon starts around €15 and rises with the stylist's seniority.
- Women's cut
- €15 to €20
- Men's cut
- €10 to €20
- Wider salon range
- €25 to €550
Afro and textured hair
How much does an afro hair appointment cost in Lisbon?
Priced by service and length at specialist salons.
- Quoted after consultation
- by hair or skin
- Salon reference
- €25 to €550
Asian hair
How much does an Asian hair appointment cost in Lisbon?
Priced per service at specialist salons.
- Quoted after consultation
- by hair or skin
- Salon reference
- €25 to €550
Curly hair
How much does a curly hair cut cost in Lisbon?
Specialist dry-cutting, above a standard cut.
- Women's cut
- €15 to €20
- Men's cut
- €10 to €20
- Wider salon range
- €25 to €550
Balayage or ombre
How much does balayage cost in Lisbon?
A longer appointment than standard highlights.
- Full colour
- around €79
- Root retouch
- €64 to €69
- Wider salon range
- €25 to €550
Bleaching and platinum
How much does bleaching cost in Lisbon?
Quoted per head, and the hair's condition decides what is possible.
- Quoted after consultation
- by hair or skin
- Salon reference
- €25 to €550
Colour correction
How much does colour correction cost in Lisbon?
Quoted after seeing the hair; often several sessions.
- Quoted after consultation
- by hair or skin
- Salon reference
- €25 to €550
Grey coverage
How much does grey coverage cost in Lisbon?
Priced as a root retouch, repeated every four to six weeks.
- Full colour
- around €79
- Root retouch
- €64 to €69
- Wider salon range
- €25 to €550
Hair colouring
How much does hair colouring cost in Lisbon?
A global colour runs around €79, a root retouch €64 to €69, with a supplement for long hair.
- Full colour
- around €79
- Root retouch
- €64 to €69
- Wider salon range
- €25 to €550
Highlights
How much does highlights cost in Lisbon?
Above a single-process colour because of the technique and time.
- Full colour
- around €79
- Root retouch
- €64 to €69
- Wider salon range
- €25 to €550
Bond repair (Olaplex)
How much does an Olaplex treatment cost in Lisbon?
Usually an add-on to colour.
- Add-on to colour
- supplement
- Colour reference
- €64 to €79
Keratin and smoothing
How much does a keratin treatment cost in Lisbon?
Priced by hair length, among the pricier salon services.
- Quoted after consultation
- by hair or skin
- Salon reference
- €25 to €550
Scalp and hair-loss treatment
How much does a scalp treatment cost in Lisbon?
Priced per session, usually a course.
- Per session
- €25 to €150
- Typical treatment
- €35 to €70
Mobile hairdresser
How much does a home hairdresser cost in Lisbon?
Home visits cost more than the salon.
- Home visit
- supplement on salon prices
- Cut reference
- €15 to €20
Organic hair products
How much does an organic hair appointment cost in Lisbon?
A product choice, sometimes with a small supplement.
- Women's cut
- €15 to €20
- Men's cut
- €10 to €20
- Wider salon range
- €25 to €550
Perm
How much does a perm cost in Lisbon?
Priced by hair length.
- Quoted after consultation
- by hair or skin
- Salon reference
- €25 to €550
Wedding and event hair
How much does wedding hair cost in Lisbon?
Priced per appointment, trials separate.
- Per appointment
- €25 to €550
- Trial
- charged separately
Hair extensions
How much does hair extensions cost in Lisbon?
Priced by method and quantity, hair charged separately.
- Quoted after consultation
- by hair or skin
- Salon reference
- €25 to €550
Frequently Asked Questions
What expats want to know before hiring beauty salons in Lisbon.
Are there English-speaking beauty salons in Lisbon?
Yes, and more do as the expat community grows. The hard part is knowing who is reliable before you book, so every one we list is reviewed by other expats who have actually used them.
What should I check before hiring beauty salons in Lisbon?
Read recent reviews, be clear about exactly what you need, and agree the scope and an estimate in writing before any work starts. For anything regulated, check they hold the right credentials for the job.
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 expats' reviews is the quickest way to find someone who does the job well and communicates clearly.
What should I avoid when hiring beauty salons in Lisbon?
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 explain what I need if my Portuguese is limited?
A photo, a short video or a written list does most of the talking, and the professionals we list are used to international clients. Booking an English-speaking one takes the stress out of it entirely.
How do you say beauty salons in Portuguese?
In Portuguese, beauty salons are usually called saloes de beleza. That is the word to search for or to ask a neighbour, though many professionals here are used to the English term too.
How do I find beauty salons I can trust in Lisbon?
Check the reviews and any credentials before you book. On Locallista the reviews are phone-verified and the ranking is based on real expat experience, not who paid the most.
Selecting a beauty salon that meets your expectations can greatly enhance your self-care experience and boost your confidence. By keeping these dos and don’ts in mind, you'll navigate the options more effectively and ensure that every visit is a positive one. Prioritizing cleanliness, seeking experienced professionals, and relying on customer reviews will lead you to a salon that aligns with your needs. Meanwhile, avoiding salons with poor communication, hygiene standards, or unreliable appointment management will help you steer clear of frustrating experiences. With this guide, you can feel empowered to discover a beauty salon that truly understands and caters to your beauty ambitions.
Dos and Don’ts as an expat
Essential dos and don’ts for selecting the perfect beauty salon
Do’s
Do Prioritize Cleanliness and Hygiene
When selecting a beauty salon, prioritize those that emphasize cleanliness and hygiene. A well-maintained environment not only enhances your comfort but also signifies the salon's commitment to providing safe and high-quality services.
Do Seek Out Experienced Professionals
Look for salons with experienced and well-trained staff. Reviews highlight the importance of skilled service providers who understand customer preferences and deliver results that meet or exceed expectations consistently.
Do Check for Flexible Scheduling Options
Choose salons that offer flexible scheduling and easy communication options, such as online booking or messaging apps. This can enhance convenience, allowing for better organization of your beauty appointments.
Do Inquire About Product Quality
Before finalizing your choice, inquire about the quality of products used at the salon. Salons that use high-quality and effective products typically deliver better results, ensuring that your treatment outcomes are satisfactory and long-lasting.
Do Rely on Recommendations and Reviews
Trust in customer reviews and recommendations from friends when selecting a beauty salon. Personal experiences can provide valuable insights into the quality of service, ambiance, and overall satisfaction, minimizing the risk of disappointing visits.
Dont’s
Don't Ignore Cleanliness and Hygiene Standards
A salon's cleanliness directly impacts your experience and safety. Look for reviews highlighting a spotless environment, as neglecting hygiene can lead to infections or unsatisfactory outcomes. Prioritize salons that are consistently noted for their high standards of cleanliness.
Don't Rely on Poor Communication
Effective communication is essential in beauty services to ensure your needs are understood and met. Avoid salons with reviews mentioning miscommunication about services or dissatisfaction with language barriers, as this can lead to unmet expectations and disappointing results.
Don't Overlook Customer Reviews Regarding Skill and Expertise
Choosing a service provider based solely on attractive pricing may compromise the quality of your experience. Focus on reviews that praise the skill and expertise of stylists and technicians to avoid unprofessional services that can damage your hair or nails.
Don't Accept Unreliable Appointment Management
Salons that do not respect appointment scheduling and regularly keep customers waiting may prioritize efficiency over customer care. Read reviews that highlight timely service and a respectful approach to scheduling to ensure a positive and stress-free visit.