The cost of a haircut in Thailand typically ranges from 350 to 1,000 baht, depending on the location and type of barbershop. In smaller towns or less tourist-heavy areas, you can expect a quality haircut at the lower end of the price range, around 350 to 500 baht. However, in popular tourist spots or upscale urban areas like Bangkok or Koh Samui, prices are often closer to 700 to 1,000 baht due to higher demand and premium services.

Some barbershops offer added services such as beard grooming, hot towel treatments, and scalp massages, which may raise the overall price. For an authentic Thai barber experience with traditional techniques, you might also find specialized shops where the price can vary based on expertise and service level

To find an English-speaking barber in Thailand, call the barbershop in advance and ask if they have English-speaking staff. This way, you can save yourself the hassle of traveling to the shop only to find out there may be a language barrier. Many barbers in popular tourist areas, such as Bangkok, Phuket, and Koh Samui, often have experience with English-speaking clients, especially at more internationally focused or upscale locations. Checking online reviews can also help identify shops known for catering to expats and tourists, and you’ll get a better idea of what to expect from other customers' experiences.

Yes, it is customary to tip barbers in Thailand. Tipping is generally appreciated as it aligns with the Thai way of living, where showing gratitude is valued. While tipping isn’t mandatory, even a small amount, such as 20-50 baht, is a nice gesture to show appreciation for good service. In higher-end or tourist-heavy barbershops, a larger tip may be more common, especially if you receive extra services or exceptional care

The most popular styles in Thai barbershops are the “Rongsong” and the “Two block” cuts.

The Rongsong is a traditional Thai hairstyle known for its neat, clean look and sharp lines, often featuring a well-defined fade or undercut. It’s a versatile style that’s ideal for the warm climate and suits a variety of face shapes.

The Two block cut, popularized in Korean trends, is also widely requested in Thailand. This style typically involves short sides with longer hair on top, creating a modern, layered look that offers flexibility for styling. Both styles are favored for their balance of style and practicality, making them go-to choices in Thai barbershops

Yes, many barbershops in Thailand are open on weekends, but it can vary. Some barbershops may close on different days, like Wednesday or even on the weekend, depending on their schedule. It’s best to get their number and call ahead to confirm their hours, so you don’t risk showing up when they’re closed

Yes, Thai barbers do offer styling advice. Many barbershops in Thailand, especially those in urban areas or catering to tourists, are knowledgeable about current trends and styles. If you're unsure about what haircut suits you best, barbers are happy to provide guidance based on your hair type, face shape, and lifestyle. They often stay updated on global trends, so you can expect them to suggest styles that are both trendy and practical for Thailand’s warm climate. It's always a good idea to communicate your preferences so they can offer personalized recommendations.

It depends on the barbershop. Some Thai barbers are skilled at performing skin fades, while others may not specialize in this technique, especially in areas where the demand for Western-style haircuts is lower. Certain barbershops may not practice fading at all, so it’s important to check their work on platforms like Instagram or call ahead to confirm if they can provide the style you're looking for. Location plays a big role as well—shops in more tourist-heavy or cosmopolitan areas are more likely to offer skin fades.

Booking an appointment at a barbershop in Thailand can vary depending on the shop. Many barbershops accept walk-ins, but some may require or prefer appointments, especially during busy hours or weekends. To book an appointment, you can usually:

• Call the barbershop directly to schedule a time.

• Use messaging apps like LINE, which is popular in Thailand for bookings and customer communication.

• Check if they have an online booking system through their website or social media platforms like Instagram or Facebook.

It’s always a good idea to confirm the booking details to avoid any confusion, especially during peak times.

A haircut at a barbershop in Thailand typically takes 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the complexity of the cut and the services included. Simple trims may be quicker, while detailed styles like fades or grooming services such as beard trims can take longer. During busy times, such as weekends or holidays, you might experience a longer wait, so it's always helpful to plan accordingly.

While some modern barbershops in Thailand may offer hair coloring services, many traditional barbershops do not, as they focus primarily on haircuts, fades, and grooming. Real barbers typically specialize in classic barbering services and do not provide salon treatments like hair coloring. If you're looking for hair coloring, it’s best to visit a salon or a barbershop with a wider range of services, but always check in advance to ensure they can accommodate your needs.

In most Thai barbershops, you do not need to bring your own products. Barbershops typically provide all the necessary products for haircuts, including shampoos, conditioners, and styling products. However, if you have specific preferences for hair care products (such as a particular brand of shampoo, conditioner, or styling product), it's a good idea to bring your own or let the barber know in advance. This ensures your hair is styled and treated exactly how you like it.

Yes, many Thai barbershops, including ours, offer beard grooming services. We can help with trimming, shaping, and styling your beard to keep it looking sharp and well maintained. If you’re looking for a full grooming experience, feel free to ask about our beard care options.