Best Hair Salons in Vancouver, WA

Who's Listed in Vancouver, WA

The eight salons in this Vancouver, WA directory split between traditional full-service shops and suite-style setups, where an individual stylist rents their own room inside a shared building. Both models show up regularly in a city this size, and neither one tells you anything about quality on its own — it's really a question of how a stylist likes to work and whether that matches what you want.

We don't have a service-by-service breakdown for this city yet, so we won't tell you which shop leans toward color and which leans toward cuts. What we can say from general hair knowledge: any working salon handles the basics — cuts, color, blowouts, styling — as a matter of course. The variable that actually matters is fit, not whether a given service exists somewhere on the list.

Ratings and Booking, by the Numbers

Of the 8 salons listed here, half have a public rating on file, and those average 4.95 stars. Treat the other half fairly — a missing rating usually means a salon is newer to the platform or simply hasn't built up reviews yet, not that the work itself is worse.

Booking is the more straightforward number: 75% of the salons on this page — 6 of 8 — offer some form of online booking. If a listing shows a booking link, you can generally skip the phone call and grab a time slot directly. For the rest, a call or an Instagram message, where one is listed, is still the normal way in.

How to Use This Directory

Start with whichever filter matters most to you — rating, if you want some social proof before you commit, or booking availability, if you'd rather reserve a time without a phone call. The salons here span zip codes 98660, 98661, 98664, 98665, 98684, and 98685, so it's worth checking proximity too before you decide.

Before booking anything, look at the review count sitting next to the star rating. A 5.0 with a single review tells you a lot less than a 4.9 built on over a hundred. And if a listing includes an Instagram handle, it's worth a scroll — it's often the fastest way to see actual finished work before you commit to a chair.