Hairdressers and barbers
BusinessBratislava
The salon was opened in Slovakia (Slovakia) in 2022 by Olena Didenko — a top master with 30 years of experience.
Hairdressers and barbers in Slovakia
Haircuts and coloring, barbers, hair extensions, styling and braids.
Hairdressers and barbers
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Hairdressers and barbers
ProfessionalBratislava
I braid boxer braids, afro classics, braids, and hairstyles with DE-set — for festivals, leisure, photo sessions, and everyday wear.
Hairdressers and barbers
BusinessBratislavaŠpitálska 20, Staré Mesto
The salon specializes in complex coloring — Airtouch, Shatush, Balayage, Ombre, Total Blond — with a focus on maintaining hair quality and health.
Hairdressers and barbers
BusinessBratislava
The salon is managed by Tetyana Kuchkovska, with a team of masters from Ukraine. They do haircuts and hair coloring, as well as manicure and pedicure — with baths and hand and foot massage.
Hairdressers and barbers
ProfessionalBratislavaRumančeková 24
Works with shape, lines, and symmetry and cuts slowly to ensure a neat result. Considers conversation during the haircut part of the service: there will be no silent awkward pauses.
Hairdressers and barbers
ProfessionalBratislava
Hair extensions and thickening: if you lack length or thickness, want to add color for shine, or your blonde (blond) hair won't grow out.
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