Hair
About
In Mallorca, Hair operates from Carrer Castellet, Nucli Antic, 07590, Spain, within the old centre of the town.
Hair is a hairdresser, and the salon is known for its work with local clients in the Nucli Antic area. First-time visitors should expect an appointment-based service in a small premises rather than a large chain salon. Clients rate Hair 4.7 out of 5 from 525 reviews, a total that reflects a steady local following.
The salon's parent group sets out its services at https://centrosmouremallorca.com/, which covers the wider network of centres.
Balearic cooking features seafood, sobrasada cured sausage and ensaimada pastries, which visitors can try in the towns near the salon. The tramuntana, a cold north wind, blows strongly at times in winter and spring, so an appointment in the cooler months calls for a warm layer. Ferries and fast boats link the islands to Barcelona, Valencia and other mainland ports, making it easy to combine a visit with travel onward.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of business is Hair?
Hair is a hairdresser on Mallorca, serving clients from its base on the island. Its website, https://centrosmouremallorca.com/, carries the salon's details for anyone planning a visit.
What should first-time visitors expect at Hair?
First-timers at Hair can expect a hairdressing salon on Mallorca operating within the Balearic Islands. The tramuntana, a cold north wind, blows strongly at times in winter and spring, so an appointment is a comfortable way to spend a windy day indoors.
Where is Hair located on Mallorca?
Hair sits at Carrer Castellet in the Nucli Antic area, with the postcode 07590. That places the salon in one of Mallorca's older town centres, within the Balearic Islands.
How do visitors rate Hair?
Hair holds a rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 525 reviews, a strong record for a hairdresser on Mallorca. That score reflects consistently positive feedback from clients at the salon.
Is Hair easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Mallorca?
Hair is within reach of places such as Palma, Alcúdia and Magaluf, along with Port d'Alcúdia, Santa Ponsa, Puerto Pollença, Cala Millor and Cala d'Or. Ferries and fast boats link the islands to Barcelona, Valencia and other mainland ports, which helps visitors travelling onward.
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