Is it cheaper to get your hair done in Bradford than nearby cities?

Haircuts in Bradford tend to be more affordable than in Leeds or Harrogate. Women’s trims usually start around £30, though colour treatments bump that up to £55 or more. Salons in Great Horton or Little Germany often offer better value, and a few spots do package deals if you ask.

Where do people in Bradford go for a decent haircut near the station?

Around Bradford Interchange, spots like Revive or House of Hair pull in regulars who want convenience without fuss. Walk five minutes and you’ll find tucked-away salons with loyal followings. It’s a handy area if you’re squeezing in a quick appointment between work or trains.

What’s on trend right now in Bradford hair salons?

Low-maintenance cuts with subtle layering are definitely in, especially for busy mums and uni students. Glossy blowdries are big for Eid or nights out on Broadway, and keratin treatments see a rise just before summer. When autumn hits, deep brunettes and caramel tones take over.

Do I need to book in advance or are Bradford salons walk-in friendly?

You’ll usually need to book if you're after a weekend slot or a colour session. But walk-ins are doable midweek, especially in smaller salons around Manningham. Want a quieter time? Early afternoons on Tuesdays or Thursdays tend to be your best bet.

Are there any hairdressers in Bradford people always recommend?

Yes, a few names pop up again and again. The Hair Room in Greengates and Citu on Sunbridge Road both have solid reputations. Locals mention warm staff, tidy fades, and colour work that actually grows out well. Reviews often talk about how relaxed the atmosphere is too.

Never been to a hairdresser in Bradford—what should I expect?

It’s usually friendly, straightforward, and pretty laid-back. Most stylists will ask a few questions about your hair and chat through options without pressure. If you're new to the whole thing, just bring some pictures and be honest about how much effort you want to put in day to day.