Hair Salon Near Me in Los Feliz for Perms and Shags: Hairroin Salon

Hairroin Salon, established in 2005, moved in 2021 to 4637 Hollywood Blvd in Los Feliz, on the stretch between Vermont and Hillhurst. For anyone typing hair salon near me east of Hollywood, the July 14, 2026 menu prices a haircut at $100 with a junior stylist and $140 with a senior. Doors open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 8 pm, Mondays are dark, and free parking sits around the corner on Rodney Drive.

The salon's About page credits celebrity stylist Janine Jarman with founding Hairroin in 2005. Before the name went on a door, she was already working on Hollywood films, TV shows, print campaigns and runway shows. National audiences met her as a cast member of Bravo's Shear Genius, and she now serves as West Coast spokesperson for Sebastian Professional and sits on that brand's national design team.

Hairroin's press page reads like a timeline of the business. Racked LA covered a grand opening party in November 2011, Beauty Launchpad reported Jarman opening at the Space 15 Twenty complex on Cahuenga, and a 2012 Urban Outfitters pop-up and a 2014 Manhattan outpost followed. Jarman is still listed at the top of the stylist page as Salon Owner and Director, ahead of six senior stylists.

Its location page states it plainly: after 15 years in Hollywood, Hairroin moved to Los Feliz in 2021. The old Cahuenga Boulevard address still appears on older listings, including Time Out, so ignore any map pin that sends you west of the 101. The current studio describes itself as sitting between Silver Lake and Hollywood in the heart of Los Feliz.

Inside, Hairroin's own gallery photos show a high-ceilinged room with a polished concrete floor, a black-and-yellow striped feature wall and a row of four black leather shampoo chairs. A white neon script sign hangs above the back rooms, one painted warm orange and one lined with dark green subway tile, and an ornate black carved armchair sits beside a vintage multi-head dryer.

Hairroin prices every service in three columns. A haircut is $100 with a junior stylist, $125 with a stylist and $140 with a senior. A curly cut runs $125, $135 and $150 across the same tiers, while a scissor-over-comb cut is $75, $85 and $90. A clipper cut is the cheapest full service on the sheet, at $55 with a junior stylist and $75 with a senior.

Color climbs faster. Root color is $140, $150 and $175; all-over color is $160, $175 and $200. Full highlights or balayage cost $225 with a junior, $300 with a stylist and $325 with a senior, and a partial is $175, $225 and $250. Corrective color is not offered at the junior level at all, and the other two tiers price it only after a consultation.

Hairroin's homepage advertises the cuts Hairroin wants to be known for: textured shags, sculpted curly cuts, bouncy layers, pixies, choppy bobs, face-framing peek-a-boo color and fairy mullets. Perms are the real specialty. A full Curl Cult perm costs $250 with a junior stylist, $300 with a stylist and $350 with a senior, and a partial perm starts at $125. KTLA once filmed the salon for a segment called The Return of the Perm.

One reviewer on a public review aggregator wrote that her perm takes about 2 hours and felt gentler than an electric perm she had elsewhere. Keratin treatments are $325 at the stylist and senior levels and are not offered by juniors. For both texture treatments and extensions, the services page asks you to book a consultation first so the stylist can assess your hair.

Below Jarman, the current stylist page lists six seniors, Joey, Pilar, Viviana, Monica, Jennifer and Anya, then seven stylists and two juniors, Nicole and Derek. In recent reviews collected by Poyst, Viviana's name comes up most. One client called her the only person she trusts with her hair, and two others praised her talent and recommended her by name.

Judging by the same reviews, the regulars include curly and wavy clients who come for the shape rather than the color, and perm converts who return for the roughly 2-hour perm appointment.

Every Book Online button on the website opens a Boulevard booking widget. Extensions of every type, including I-Tip, K-Tip, beaded weft and tape-in, require a complimentary consultation before booking, and their price is set at that meeting. Color correction and extension appointments also carry a deposit that your stylist sets.

Changes or cancellations need at least 48 hours' notice. Later cancellations may be charged up to 50 percent of the scheduled service, processed on the day you miss. Deposits are non-refundable unless you cancel more than 48 hours ahead. If a result disappoints, the salon will redo it free within 7 days with your original stylist, but it does not refund services.

Read the small star beside seven services before you book: it means the blow-dry is not included. Express Root Color looks like a bargain at $90, but add a junior's $80 shampoo and blow-dry and you pay $170. The regular root color with a junior stylist is $140 and is not starred, so skip the express version unless you plan to air-dry at home.

Hairroin is dark every Monday. If you need a cut that day, or every slot is gone, Fellow Barber's Silver Lake shop on Sunset Boulevard, a few blocks east where Hollywood Boulevard meets Sunset, is open seven days a week, including Mondays. It also takes online bookings, and it suits a quick clipper cut better than a perm or color appointment.

Walk west along Hollywood Boulevard past Vermont and you reach Barnsdall Art Park on its hill above the boulevard. The hilltop holds Frank Lloyd Wright's Hollyhock House, built for oil heiress Aline Barnsdall and open for visits several days a week, plus a hilltop olive grove with free views north to the Griffith Observatory. It is a good place to see a fresh color in daylight.

Turn north on Vermont instead and Skylight Books on Vermont Avenue sits beside the Los Feliz 3 cinema, with its tree growing through the middle of the shop floor. Or head east to the corner where Hollywood Boulevard meets Sunset and the Vista Theatre on Sunset Drive is restored and showing films again, a short walk from Fellow Barber.

Address: 4637 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027, on the Hollywood stretch between Vermont and Hillhurst. Hours: Tuesday through Sunday 10 am to 8 pm, closed Mondays. Free parking is around the corner on Rodney Drive. By Metro, the B Line's Vermont/Sunset station is roughly half a mile southwest.

Book through the website's Boulevard link, by phone or by text, and give 48 hours' notice to cancel or risk a charge up to half the service. Extensions and perms start with a consultation. A haircut runs from $100 to $140 depending on tier. Ask Karpo in the Karpo APP for a coffee stop on Vermont or a film at the Vista after your appointment.