How do I make a logo for a hairdresser?

Type your salon's name into the logo maker and pick a direction you like. Then change the type, the mark and the colours until the logo is yours. No account is needed.

Which mark suits a hairdresser logo?

The logo maker has scissors, a comb, a hairdryer, a hairbrush, a hairstyle and more for a hairdresser. Many salons use the name alone, in fine type and without a mark.

Where is a hairdresser logo used?

On the door and the window, the price list, a gift card, a booking page and social media. In the logo maker you see your logo on a sign, a business card and a phone screen at once.

Is it free to make a hairdresser logo?

Yes. You can design and try as much as you like, and you need no account. You can download a sample with a watermark for free.

Logo studio Ideas

Hairdresser logo

Scissors, a comb or your name alone in fine type? Look at ideas for a hairdresser logo and make your own. Type your salon's name and the logo maker shows hundreds of directions with it at once.

We open the logo studio with your name. Trying is free and needs no account.

Sample name: “Curl Hairdresser”. Pick a logo you like and try it with your own name.

Advice

What to keep in mind for a hairdresser logo

Scissors are clear to everyone
Scissors and a comb are a hairdresser's best known marks. To stand apart, try the line of a hairstyle or the first letter of the name.
Few colours feel refined
Black and white with one accent, such as gold or pink, suits most salons. Darker tones suit a barber.
The type shows the salon's style
A fine serif face feels elegant, a script face personal and a bold sans serif daring. Choose the one that fits your clients.

Questions

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How do I make a logo for a hairdresser?: Type your salon's name into the logo maker and pick a direction you like. Then change the type, the mark and the colours until the logo is yours. No account is needed.
Which mark suits a hairdresser logo?: The logo maker has scissors, a comb, a hairdryer, a hairbrush, a hairstyle and more for a hairdresser. Many salons use the name alone, in fine type and without a mark.
Where is a hairdresser logo used?: On the door and the window, the price list, a gift card, a booking page and social media. In the logo maker you see your logo on a sign, a business card and a phone screen at once.
Is it free to make a hairdresser logo?: Yes. You can design and try as much as you like, and you need no account. You can download a sample with a watermark for free.

A logo is only the start

Read on our blog what turns a logo into a brand and how people find your company.

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Hairdresser logo

What to keep in mind for a hairdresser logo

Scissors are clear to everyone

Few colours feel refined

The type shows the salon's style

Good to know

A logo is only the start

A logo is not a brand

Google your own company name

The testimonial you wrote yourself

The last news item is three years old

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