Hair Salon Coloring Pages
These printable sheets capture the familiar sights of a trip to the hairdresser. Children and adults can color salon stations, stylists at work, and all the familiar tools used to wash, cut, and braid hair.
Hair Salon Coloring Pages
Scenes of busy stylists, comfortable washing stations, and classic shop details.
Hairdressing Tools and Styling Gear
Detailed illustrations of the gear hairdressers use every day, from blow dryers to styling products.
Kids Getting Haircuts and New Hairstyles
Relatable moments of children sitting in styling chairs and admiring their fresh new looks.
More pages to explore
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All 5 more: Tools (27), Hair (38), Mirror (22), Barber (18) and Scissors (12).
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Preparing for a Haircut
A trip to the salon can sometimes make young children nervous, especially if they are sensitive to new sounds and sensations. Using pictures of kids getting haircuts is a gentle way to talk about what happens during an appointment.
As they color the washing sinks and protective capes, you can explain how the stylist will wash their hair and use a comb to gently remove tangles. The illustrations showing a child sitting in a fun car chair or admiring a new style in the mirror help normalize the entire experience.
Exploring Salon Equipment
Hairdressers rely on a wide variety of specialized equipment to create different looks. In our salon tools section, colorists can focus on the details of these everyday tools.
- Shears and clippers used for precise trimming.
- Round brushes and blow dryers for adding volume and shape.
- Spray bottles that keep strands damp during a cut.
- Hood dryers where clients sit while color or treatments process.
Coloring the Barber Shop and Salon
The environment of a busy salon offers plenty of interesting coloring opportunities. You can use silver or light blue colored pencils to give a realistic, reflective shine to the large mirrors and metal scissors.
For the classic barber shop pole, stick to the traditional red, white, and blue stripes. The bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and styling gel lined up on the shelves can be filled in with bright, cheerful colors to make the salon station look vibrant and welcoming.