The best salons & beauty spots in Charlottesville

“When your ends are doing the most, Split Endz Hair and Beauty Salon has experienced, certified stylists who handle everything from precision cuts and custom color to wedding and special event styling.”

From the Charlottesville newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Chung's Barber Shop keeps Cville sharp with expert barbers doing traditional and modern cuts for kids and adults, from quick lineups to beard trims and hot shaves. Walk-ins welcome, or book fast if you like a plan, either way you’ll leave looking like you meant to get that haircut all along.”

From the Charlottesville newsletter, September 18, 2026

“Alma & Mela Hair Salon blends European elegance with genuine Charlottesville warmth on the Downtown Mall, offering thoughtful consults, precise cuts for women, men, and kids, plus ammonia-free color, customized highlights, and blowouts. The vibe is unpretentious, the results make everyday hair feel like a big deal.”

From the Charlottesville newsletter, September 8, 2026

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

“Luxe Brow Studio shapes custom, natural-looking brows with nano techniques that are gentler than microblading, plus subtle eyeliner and Aquarelle lip blush that tints for years. If your morning routine needs a break this week, Sophia’s got the steady hand your face deserves.”

From the Charlottesville newsletter, August 30, 2026

“Modern shop featuring a family friendly environment, plus manicures and pedicures.”

“Trend Salon keeps it smart and stylish with ongoing education, modern techniques, and products chosen to protect your hair’s integrity. If you’re after color treatments, precision cuts, or Aveda and plant-based options, their team listens, advises, and nails the look without pushy upsells... just good hair days.”

From the Charlottesville newsletter, September 21, 2026

“Elevate Salon + Spa is the nationally awarded Charlottesville spot where kindness and craft actually show up in your hair. Think dimensional color, modern blonding, hand tied extensions, plus a head spa that turns scalp care into nap-time bliss. Perfect if you want 'new season, still you' results this week.”

From the Charlottesville newsletter, August 24, 2026

“Whether you need a sharp cut, skin-saving facial, quick hair removal, or the kind of spray tan that reads sun, not orange, Stone Fox Wellness and Beauty Project pulls it together with nails, lashes, and even permanent makeup and tooth gems, all under one stylish, wellness-minded roof.”

From the Charlottesville newsletter, August 31, 2026

“If your makeup melts by lunchtime, G. Marie’s Aesthetics is the Charlottesville go-to for permanent brows, lip blush, and subtle eyeliner that read natural not stamped on. Browse the portfolio, book when you’re ready, and start winning back your mornings.”

From the Charlottesville newsletter, September 11, 2026

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

“When your bangs have staged a coup or the summer humidity has you in full frizz mode, The Hair Affair steps in with thoughtful, no-drama styling that actually fits your life. Get a tidy-up or go for a whole new vibe before the Charlottesville weekend sneaks up again.”

From the Charlottesville newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Gender-neutral studio offering hair services including haircuts and blowouts for men, women, and kids.”

“Need a reset cut or color that actually suits your day-to-day, not just the salon mirror? Moxie Hair & Body Lounge brings smart, confident styling, from precision cuts and lived-in color to Face & Body treatments and bridal looks, with a talented team whose skill levels help you find the right fit.”

From the Charlottesville newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Looking for a trim that actually behaves or a full refresh, Sola Salons brings independent salon pros together under one roof so you can book directly with the person whose vibe matches yours. It feels local because it is... every studio is its own small business.”

From the Charlottesville newsletter, September 14, 2026