PRICE GUIDE · BEAUTY & GROOMING

Hair Treatments cost in the UK
£15–£150 per treatment. Typically £55.

Salon hair treatments cost £15 to £150, and around £55 buys a typical deep conditioning or bond-repair treatment. A quick gloss costs least; keratin smoothing, hair botox and long, thick hair cost the most.

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HOW MUCH IT COSTS

How much does hair treatments cost in the UK?

HAIR TREATMENTS PRICE · PER TREATMENT · THE UK
Low end£15a gloss added to a haircut
Typical£55what most people pay
High end£150keratin smoothing on long hair
Typical £55
£15 low£150 high

Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the salons, barbers and mobile stylists near you.

What moves the price

  • Treatment type — a gloss or mask costs less than keratin smoothing or hair botox
  • Hair length and thickness — long hair needs more product and more time
  • Bond repair — branded bond-building hair treatments cost more than a basic mask
  • Add-on or standalone — a hair treatment added to a cut costs less than a separate visit
  • Location — London and premium salons charge more for hair treatments
  • Course of treatments — some scalp and repair programmes need several sessions
+26%PRICE TREND · 5 YEARS

Hairdressing prices in the UK are up 26% over five years (ONS Consumer Price Inflation, Hairdressing and personal grooming establishments, to 2026 August). Five years ago a typical hair treatments would have cost about £40 — an estimate from today's guide price and that index, not a recorded price. Source: ONS MM23 D7EY →

WHAT YOU GET

What a hair treatments booking includes

Hair assessmentA check of damage, porosity and scalp health.
CleanseA clarifying or gentle wash to prepare the hair.
TreatmentA mask, bond builder, gloss or smoothing product applied and processed.
Rinse and finishHair rinsed, conditioned and blow-dried or rough-dried.

Takes: From 15 minutes for a gloss to three hours for keratin smoothing. Not included: A cut, colour and take-home products are separate from a hair treatment.

WHAT PEOPLE BOOK

Common hair treatments

Deep conditioningA moisture mask with heat for dry hair.
Bond repair in Clapham CommonA bond builder for hair damaged by bleach.
GlossA shine treatment to refresh dull or faded hair.
Keratin smoothing in ManchesterA smoothing treatment to reduce frizz for months.
Hair botoxA filler-style treatment to soften damaged lengths.
Scalp treatmentExfoliation and massage for a flaky or oily scalp.

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How to pay less

  • Add a hair treatment to a cut or colour appointment rather than booking it alone
  • Use the take-home mask the stylist recommends so you need fewer salon hair treatments
  • Ask the stylist which hair treatment you actually need before paying for a premium one

Before you book

  • Tell the stylist about recent colour, relaxers or keratin before any hair treatment
  • Ask how long the hair treatment lasts and what aftercare it needs
  • Check whether formaldehyde-releasing ingredients are in smoothing treatments
  • Mention scalp conditions before a scalp hair treatment

Hair Treatments cost: questions people ask

Usually £15 to £150, with about £55 for a deep conditioning or bond-repair treatment. Keratin smoothing costs the most.

A gloss takes about 15 minutes, a mask around half an hour, and keratin smoothing up to three hours.

Most are safe when done in a ventilated salon, but some smoothing products release formaldehyde when heated. Ask the stylist for the product name and choose formaldehyde-free options if you are concerned.

Yes, most salons add a mask or bond builder to a cut for less than a standalone treatment.

A cut, colour and take-home products are separate unless the salon lists a package.

They are Locufy guide prices for the UK from published UK hair care cost guides and salon listings. Your salon's menu is the final word.