Beauty Shop prices on Seabourn

[sassyw]

Does anyone know the prices for haircuts, color, manicures and pedicures on the Seabourn ships?:confused:

[jenidallas]

If you are booked, you can go into your reservation under itinerary and look at making an appointment... then the prices come up. Then just back out of the booking without making the reservation. I've also done that to look at shore excursion prices.

[ailmarsh]

Just note that if you book in advance you have to pay at time of booking ..................

 

If you book on-board you can use any On Board Credit you may have ;-)

 

 

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[sassyw]

Thanks. Noted that. Saw prices for manicure/pedicures but no prices are listed for hair services. Just curious!

[Poppy1966]

luxurycruisebible.blogspot.com/2009/07/spa-at-seabourn.html

 

 

Try this link. It's a bit out of date but should give you a rough idea. I had a full head semi permanent, half head foils, cut, intensive hair mask and blow dry and if I remember rightly it came to over $350.

[JaneBP]

I have short hair and had a wash, cut, and blow dry and the price was $80.00. More than I pay in Philly and it's a terrific cut.

[1straveler]

I got a hair cut, head and neck massage for $40.00. Forget the haircut, the massage was worth the $40.00. Of course a man's haircut (mine) is usually cheaper than a women. As I recall the prices are different when you are in port vs. at sea.

[Capri73]

More than you probably pay at home but the gals are all great.Some specials on non sea days.

[D999]

I had a colour touch up, a cut and blow dry for about $130 a couple of months ago on the Pride - was very happy with it. Husband had a haircut for under $40.

I thought these were very reasonable and had expected to pay more ...

[jenidallas]

I recall that a shampoo/blowout was the same price I pay for it as a walk-in at many US salons (and less expensive than NYC/SFO).

[ab21au]

These I just got from the spa.

 

 

[JaneBP]

It was mentioned before but there are specials on port days. Trouble is they used to be advertised in the Herald, but no more. (Herald is fast becoming useless). One has to call and check.

[sassyw]

Thanks so much everyone for the info! :)

Will be on the Sojourn for 68 days and will need services.

[NYKshipping]

It was mentioned before but there are specials on port days. Trouble is they used to be advertised in the Herald, but no more. (Herald is fast becoming useless). One has to call and check.

 

I agree and the port specials aren't that special anymore.:mad:

[Adventurans]

It was mentioned before but there are specials on port days. Trouble is they used to be advertised in the Herald, but no more. (Herald is fast becoming useless). One has to call and check.

 

Have not seen port specials on past three cruises. But for those who live in large metropolitan areas or resort towns, the on board prices are consistent with prices paid at home. If looking for a better price, best bet is ports -but beware they may not be as hygienic as, at least, US standards.

[JaneBP]

Thats the issue. The Salon is no longer allowed to advertise the port specials or any others in the Herald. The Herald, as I have said, is no longer helpful. For example, one gets no brief description of the movies being shown. But I digress, one has to call the Salon the day before and ask for the specials. Bummer in my book. It's the same thing with items in the Boutique. No advertising any sales or specials.