Naples has everything from private color studios to full-service salons. These ten businesses are the current Naples Shortlist hair-and-beauty profiles, presented alphabetically so you can compare specialties and choose the fit that makes sense for you.
Why it fits this guide: Comparing hair color and styling in central Naples. Philip Douglas Beauty operates at Daymaker Salon on Creech Road. Its official site emphasizes hair color and presents women’s and men’s styling examples, with personalized reservations by phone. The location offers another option for readers comparing color and cut services in central Naples.
Why it fits this guide: Comparing hand-tied and tape-in extension options. Robert of Philadelphia publishes a detailed extension consultation process covering hand-tied wefts, tape-ins, color matching, and ongoing maintenance. Its Naples-area locations operate as one team, with services extending beyond extensions to cuts and color. The published approach emphasizes planning before installation and discussing upkeep.
Why it fits this guide: Aveda hair care with two Naples locations. Salon Bamboo has Naples locations on Premier Way and Pine Ridge Road. Its published salon menu includes cuts, blow-dry styling, balayage, highlights, toning, and Aveda hair and scalp treatments. The wider business also offers extension, wedding, and spa services, with availability varying by location.
Why it fits this guide: Hair appointments in the Design District. Founded by Jamie Caruso, Salon Lusso is located on 1st Avenue South in the Naples Design District. Its published offerings include men’s and women’s haircuts, color and highlights, blowouts, smoothing treatments, and extension services. The salon also advertises blow-dry membership packages and online booking.
Why it fits this guide: Custom color, gray coverage, and tape-in consultations. Lisa Stedman’s Naples salon offers custom color, dimensional blonding, gray coverage, and tape-in extension consultations. Her published biography describes more than 20 years of professional experience. The consultation covers color matching, length, volume, maintenance, and personalized installation pricing.
Why it fits this guide: Coordinating special-occasion hair and makeup. Salon Teez on Airport-Pulling Road publishes a broad menu that includes cuts, color, smoothing treatments, makeup, and special-occasion styling. Its bridal options cover both hair and makeup, and the salon offers consultations to discuss hair goals and establish the appropriate services before booking.
Why it fits this guide: Choosing and contacting an individual stylist. Salon Zenergy brings together independent stylists at a Tamiami Trail North location. Its official site introduces co-owners Erick and Anita Carter and provides individual team contacts. Erick’s published biography highlights Vidal Sassoon training and work in color and cutting, while appointments are arranged by phone.
Why it fits this guide: Balayage, dimensional color, and smoothing services. Salon.B on 5th Avenue North lists balayage, highlights, color correction, and dimensional color among its services. The salon uses Wella Professionals color and also offers haircuts, styling, extensions, and Keratin Complex smoothing treatments, giving clients several related services to discuss during an appointment.
Why it fits this guide: Exploring hand-tied extensions alongside salon services. Simple Beauty Studio combines a salon and medical spa on Immokalee Road. Its hair-extension page describes hand-tied installations tailored around desired length, fullness, color blending, and maintenance. The broader salon offering includes hair color, while separate medical-spa services are listed elsewhere on its website.
Why it fits this guide: One-at-a-time color appointments in English or Spanish. Colorist Rudy Perez Machado works from a private suite on 5th Avenue South. The Real Blossom lists dimensional color, balayage, highlights, color correction, and cuts, with consultations available in English or Spanish. Its published appointment approach is one client at a time, by reservation.
Selections combine published information from official sources, each business’s fit for the guide, and recommendations from the Naples Shortlist team. Team recommendations are one input, and the publisher makes the final inclusion decisions.
No. The ten profiles are presented alphabetically. The numbers used elsewhere on Naples Shortlist are navigation aids, not quality scores.
Use the official business or booking link shown with each profile. Services, prices, appointment formats and availability can change.
Business details can change. This page relies on Official business websites and booking pages and links readers directly to those sources. If published information changes, the shortlist should change with it.