The best salons & beauty spots in Lubbock County

If your brows keep ghosting by noon, Lupes Permanent Cosmetics specializes in permanent makeup that survives Lubbock wind and gym days. Expect natural, low-maintenance results that make mornings easier and selfies kinder, so you can spend less time “getting ready” and more time actually living.

From the Lubbock newsletter, August 8, 2026

Trading razor burn for smooth, happy skin is kind of the point at Sugaring NYC, the organic waxing and lash studio shaking up Lubbock grooming. Think sugaring that’s gentle on skin and strong on results, plus lashes that look put-together even on grocery-run days, a quick win for this week.

From the Lubbock newsletter, August 5, 2026

Whether you want a quick blowout, fresh root retouch, balayage, or a full-on vivid makeover, Elysian Hair Salon has a service menu built for Lubbock hair and hectic calendars. They also do extensions, perms, beard tint, and event updos, so your next good hair day is basically scheduled.

From the Lubbock newsletter, September 28, 2026

Cosmetics chain offering brand-name beauty products & supplies, including salon equipment.

Cosmetics chain offering brand-name beauty products & supplies, including salon equipment.

B Lavish Studio gathers Lubbock’s beauty heavy hitters under one roof, from luxury lashes and brow shaping to dreamy headspa treatments that melt brain buzz. Need fresh color, braids, acrylics, Gel-X, or full body waxing? Book with their in-house pros and leave feeling, well, lavish.

From the Lubbock newsletter, September 25, 2026

One:Nine Salon is where Lubbock locals go for lived-in balayage, bright foils, Brazilian blowouts, and extension installs, then stay for builder gel manicures, nail art, and tidy brows. A seasoned team and a solid portfolio mean you can book with confidence and walk out feeling brand new.

From the Lubbock newsletter, October 19, 2026

Chain with a diverse selection of cosmetics & other beauty products, plus on-site salon services.

Retailer supplying a range of hair care and beauty products, tools, and makeup.

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From the Lubbock newsletter, October 17, 2026

Ready to upgrade your everyday hair situation this week? Rendezvous Hair Studio specializes in bespoke color, hand-painted balayage, precision cuts and luxury extensions that blend like they grew there.

From the Lubbock newsletter, October 5, 2026

Rock•Paper•Shears Hair Studio And Gallery keeps it simple, sharp, and Lubbock-local with thoughtful cuts and color that fit your real life. Book it, settle in, and step out feeling like the main character of your own Wednesday grocery run.

From the Lubbock newsletter, September 14, 2026

Bijou Salon is Lubbock’s only Aveda concept salon in the Depot District, known for color that pops, precision cuts, Vomor Extensions, and self-care extras like conditioning and facial waxing. If your hair needs a mood lift this week, let their team bring out your natural beauty with Aveda expertise.

From the Lubbock newsletter, September 21, 2026

Cosmetics chain offering brand-name beauty products & supplies, including salon equipment.

Bloomington Extension Bar and Salon is the local go-to for seamless extensions, balayage and all over color, highlights, and texture services, plus braids and updos when you need to look extra. They also handle perms, Brazilian blowouts, waxing, and scalp facials to keep everything polished.

From the Lubbock newsletter, October 2, 2026

If your hair needs a reset this week, Allure Hair Salon nails lived-in cuts, vibrant color, and special-occasion styles in quiet one-on-one rooms that feel more zen than salon. Guys are covered too with sharp grooming, and you can even add pro teeth whitening for that extra glow.

From the Lubbock newsletter, October 11, 2026

If your color needs rescuing or your bangs are in witness protection, La Foi Salon has you. Since 2012, this Lubbock team delivers modern cuts, corrective color, balayage, highlights, hand-tied extensions, Brazilian blowouts, and formal styling with stylists who listen, then nail the look.

From the Lubbock newsletter, October 13, 2026