Looking for a hairdresser in West Drayton? You’ve got a genuine spread of options, from a High Street salon offering a broad general service to independent studios with a deeper technical menu covering everything from balayage to locs. Here’s what’s actually available locally, based on verified listing details.
Quick comparison
| Salon | Address | Services listed | Notable for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lookin Foxy | 138 High Street, UB7 7BD | 6 | Wheelchair access, afro hairdressing |
| Al & Jordias | 123 Falling Lane, UB7 8AG | 12 | Widest treatment menu — perms, keratin, braiding |
| Strands | 24 High Street, Yiewsley, UB7 7DP | 11 | 7-day opening, locs and keratin specialists |
| Quinn Edwards | 19 High Street, Yiewsley, UB7 7QG | 5 | Simpler menu, women’s cuts and weaves |
Review scores for these salons vary across different platforms and aren’t consistent enough to compare reliably here. It’s worth checking each salon’s current Google listing directly before booking, since ratings can shift and are the most current, first-party source.
Lookin Foxy
Address: 138 High Street, West Drayton, UB7 7BD Hours: Monday to Saturday, 9am–7pm; Sunday, 10am–6pm
Lookin Foxy is an eight-minute walk from West Drayton station, right on the High Street. Services include haircuts, colouring, highlights, hair extensions, afro hairdressing, and chemical straightening. Consultations and patch tests come first, before any chemical treatment.
The salon is wheelchair accessible. That’s worth knowing if mobility is a factor in choosing where to book. As with any salon, it’s worth checking its current Google reviews directly before booking, since these are the most reliable and up-to-date source.
Al & Jordias Hair Salon
Address: 123 Falling Lane, West Drayton, UB7 8AG Phone: 01895 437668 Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 9am–6pm; closed Monday and Sunday
Al & Jordias carries the widest treatment menu of the salons covered here. Its listed services include balayage, blow-dry, children’s haircuts, and curly hair care. Braiding, colouring, extensions, weaves, highlights, keratin treatments, perms, and permanent straightening are all on the menu too. That breadth suggests a salon built around technical, longer-format services, not just quick trims.
Given the depth of its service list, it’s worth calling directly and asking to see before-and-after photos of previous work. That’s particularly worthwhile for a technical service like balayage or keratin treatment.
Strands
Address: 24 High Street, Yiewsley, West Drayton, UB7 7DP Phone: 01895 420949 Hours: Open daily, 9am–5pm, seven days a week
Strands is the only salon on this list open every single day, including Sundays — genuinely useful if your week doesn’t leave room for a weekday appointment. Its service list closely mirrors Al & Jordias. It covers balayage, blow-dry, children’s cuts, and curly hair treatment, plus colouring, extensions, weaves, keratin treatment, locs, perms, and permanent straightening.
Strands sits on Yiewsley High Street, close enough to count as a genuine West Drayton option for most local residents.
Quinn Edwards
Address: 19 High Street, Yiewsley, West Drayton, UB7 7QG
Quinn Edwards runs a simpler, more focused menu than its two High Street neighbours: hair colouring, extensions, weaves, locs, and women’s haircuts. That narrower focus isn’t a downside. A salon doing fewer things can mean more specialisation in what it does offer, though it’s worth confirming that directly rather than assuming.
Quinn Edwards is a short walk from Strands, on the same stretch of Yiewsley High Street. Having several salons within a few doors of each other makes it genuinely easy to pop in. You can compare in person before committing to a booking.
Checking reviews properly before you book
Review scores for local salons can vary noticeably between platforms — Google, Fresha, Treatwell and Facebook don’t always agree, and a listing on one site can sometimes even point to the wrong branch entirely. The most reliable approach is to check a salon’s Google Business listing directly by name and postcode, rather than relying on a single aggregator site.
It’s also worth reading a handful of recent reviews rather than just the star average, since a small number of ratings can swing the headline score significantly either way.
What to check before booking
With several salons clustered in a small area, it’s worth doing a little homework before choosing. Check current reviews directly on Google, Instagram, or the salon’s own booking platform. Ratings and staffing can shift over time, and a fresh look gives you the clearest current picture.
It’s also worth asking directly about pricing for the specific service you want. Salon price lists can vary significantly for the same treatment. What’s advertised as a starting price doesn’t always reflect the final cost, once your hair length or condition is factored in.
Booking in West Drayton
Al & Jordias and Strands both appear on Fresha, though without active online booking confirmed at the time of writing. Lookin Foxy is listed on Treatwell and Fresha, also without live online booking currently confirmed. Quinn Edwards doesn’t appear to run an online booking system at all. Calling ahead directly is the most reliable route across all four.
For anyone with a specific treatment in mind — extensions, chemical straightening, or colour correction — it’s worth calling ahead specifically. Confirm the salon offers that service, and has a stylist experienced in it. Don’t assume every local salon covers everything equally well.
What West Drayton’s hairdressers actually offer
Between the four salons covered here, the combined service range stretches well beyond a basic cut and blow-dry. Balayage, keratin treatments, locs, perms, braiding and permanent straightening are all available somewhere in West Drayton. More specialist services, like afro hairdressing at Lookin Foxy, are also on offer.
That variety matters if you’re after something beyond a standard trim. It’s worth checking directly which salon has genuine experience in the specific service you want. Don’t assume every local option offers the same level of specialism.
Choosing between West Drayton’s salons
For most people, the choice comes down to three things: the specific service needed, opening hours, and current reviews checked directly at the time of booking. Al & Jordias offers the broadest technical menu of the four. Strands is the only one open every day of the week, including Sundays. Lookin Foxy is the easiest walk from the station and offers wheelchair access. Quinn Edwards suits anyone after a simpler, more focused visit on the same stretch of Yiewsley High Street.
Frequently asked questions
Which West Drayton hairdresser offers the most services? Al & Jordias, on Falling Lane, lists the widest range at 12 distinct services. These include balayage, keratin treatments, perms and braiding. Strands is close behind with 11.
Are there hairdressers open on Sundays in West Drayton? Yes. Strands, on Yiewsley High Street, opens seven days a week, 9am to 5pm, including Sundays. Lookin Foxy also opens Sundays, 10am to 6pm.
Where are West Drayton’s hairdressers located? Most are clustered along the High Street and Station Road in the Yiewsley area. These include Lookin Foxy, Strands and Quinn Edwards, alongside Al & Jordias on Falling Lane.
Can I get hair extensions in West Drayton? Yes. Lookin Foxy, Al & Jordias, Strands and Quinn Edwards all list hair extensions among their services.
Is there a wheelchair-accessible hairdresser in West Drayton? Yes. Lookin Foxy on the High Street is wheelchair accessible.
Do West Drayton hairdressers take online bookings? Al & Jordias and Strands appear on Fresha, and Lookin Foxy on Treatwell and Fresha, though none currently show confirmed live online booking. Calling ahead directly is the most reliable option for all four.
How do I find accurate reviews for a West Drayton hairdresser? Check the salon’s Google Business listing directly by name and postcode, rather than relying on a single third-party site, since ratings can vary between platforms and some listings point to the wrong branch.
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