Side A
Cuts & Styling
- Women's haircut & blow-dryfrom $60
- Men's haircut$35
- Child's haircutfrom $25
- Blowout$45
- Brazilian Blowout$225Smooths frizz with a protective protein layer
Paul's full-service salon on E 5th Ave in Old Town Scottsdale, with classic rock playing and a crew of stylists. Cuts, color, highlights, balayage, fashion colors, Brazilian Blowouts and extensions, plus makeup and waxing. Walk-ins accepted.
Five stylists, one stage. Ask for anyone on the bill when you book, or walk in and catch whoever's free.
Three sides, straight from the salon's own menu. Prices start where shown; length and thickness can change the final tab.
Black brick, silver ductwork and a hallway hung floor to ceiling with framed black and white prints.




“Where hair meets rock! This is where Joan Jett and Elvis would book a cut and color. It's cool, calm and collected. Staff is very welcoming and professional. Owner displays attention to detail in every nook of the establishment.”
“Best salon experience I have ever had. I completely trust the owner Paul with my hair! Paul made me feel very comfortable. He understood I nervous about cutting my hair and how important it is to me to keep it healthy.”
“Thank you Kiki!! Super happy with my hair cut today! After my hairstyle retired, I have been looking for a new hairstylist for 2yrs now to cut my hair correctly.”
“I had Kiki and she’s so sweet and gentle. My hair turned out so cute and she did wonderful bleaching it with what my hair would lift. The place itself is calm and cheerful to be in I felt very comfy and welcomed there.”
“Kiki was my girl and her hands are blessed. She is patient and takes the time to make sure I get what I want. I will be back!”
Hours from the public Google listing. Mondays vary, so give the salon a call.
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Call for hours |
| Tuesday | 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM |
| Thursday | 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM |
| Friday | 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM |
Look for the black awning with the blackletter sign on E 5th Ave.