Where to get a haircut in Tbilisi and Batumi: hairdressers and barbershops
Women's and men's cuts, barbershops and booking.
Short answer
In Tbilisi and Batumi you can get a haircut at hairdressers, beauty salons and barbershops in almost every district. A men's cut at a barbershop is usually cheaper than complex women's colouring, and prices in the centre and in malls are higher than in residential areas. Many places have Russian-speaking staff, and you can book via Instagram or messengers.
Why
- Barbershops have become popular in Tbilisi, and many stay open late.
- For colouring, stylists often ask for a consultation first.
- Small neighbourhood hairdressers take walk-ins.
Details
Show the stylist a photo of the cut you want to avoid language problems. Before colouring, ask which dye the salon uses and how long it will take.
People also ask
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Salon prices vary and change, so confirm the exact cost when booking.
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