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Hair colouring price list in Estonia 2026

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Hair colouring prices in Estonia 2026 — single-process colour, root touch-ups, balayage, ombré, blonding, correction. Tallinn, Tartu and Pärnu averages by hair length.

Hair colouring is one of the priciest services in Estonian salons — and prices for the same technique swing by as much as a factor of five. The technique, the length of your hair, the city and the salon's tier decide whether you pay 60 € or 300 €. We pulled together the directory's public price lists as of April 2026.

Single-process colour

The simplest and cheapest technique — the whole head is coloured in a single shade. Suits root refreshes, grey coverage or a colour refresh.

Single-process colour prices in Estonia's largest cities, April 2026
Hair lengthTallinnTartu / PärnuSmaller towns
Short (above the shoulders)55–85 €45–75 €40–65 €
Medium (shoulders to shoulder blades)75–120 €60–100 €55–85 €
Long (below the shoulder blades)110–180 €90–150 €80–130 €
Very long (to the waist)140–220 €120–180 €100–160 €

The prices include colour, a wash and often toner. A cut and a blow-dry are usually separate — ask for a package, which comes out 15–25% cheaper than the individual services.

Root touch-up (retouch)

Colouring only the regrowth — a 3–5 cm band at the roots. Needed every 4–6 weeks if you keep a single-process colour.

  • Tallinn: 35–55 € (20–40 € cheaper than a full colour).
  • Tartu / Pärnu: 30–45 €.
  • Smaller towns: 25–40 €.

A quicker procedure (30–60 min) that fits into a lunch break. Grey coverage takes a little more colour — check whether it is included in the price.

Balayage and ombré

Balayage and ombré prices in Estonia's largest cities, April 2026
TechniqueTallinnTartuPärnu
Balayage (basic)140–180 €110–150 €120–160 €
Balayage (premium)190–260 €160–210 €170–220 €
Ombré (basic)120–160 €100–135 €110–145 €
Ombré (premium)170–220 €140–180 €150–190 €
Balombré (combined)180–300 €150–250 €160–260 €
Babylights (fine highlights)180–260 €150–220 €160–230 €

Read more on the difference between the techniques: balayage vs ombré.

Light blonding

Going from dark hair to blonde is never done in a single session — the long-term health of your hair calls for 2–4 visits. Salon prices in Tallinn in 2026:

  • Platinum blonde in a single session: 180–280 € (only if the hair had already been lightened).
  • Dark to blonde, first session: 160–240 €.
  • Follow-up sessions (2–4): 140–220 €, decreasing each time.
  • Total cost from dark to platinum blonde: 400–900 € (2–4 sessions over 2–6 months).
  • Upkeep (purple shampoo, sulphate-free products, heat-protection spray): 40–80 € a month.

Colour correction (fixing)

Fixing bad colour costs more than the original colour did. Typical cases:

  • Brassy balayage: toner 30–60 €, corrective cut + toner 80–140 €.
  • Uneven highlights: 120–250 € to correct.
  • Fixing home-done colour: 180–400 € (usually 2 sessions).
  • Allergic reaction to colour: wait 2–4 weeks before any correction, then do a patch test.

Add-on services with colouring

Common add-on services with colouring in Estonia 2026
ServiceTallinnTartu / PärnuSmaller towns
Toner (shade adjustment)30–60 €25–50 €20–40 €
Olaplex or similar bond repair25–50 €20–40 €18–32 €
Deep mask after colouring15–35 €12–28 €10–22 €
Styling blow-dry afterwards25–45 €20–35 €18–28 €
Cut together with colouring (package)+15–30 €+12–25 €+10–20 €

How to save on colouring

  1. Package prices. Colour + cut + blow-dry is often 20% cheaper than the services separately.
  2. Seasonal campaigns. January–February and August are campaign months — up to 20% cheaper.
  3. Training clinics. Courses at Tartu and Tallinna Ülikool, with student stylists under a supervisor's eye — 30–50% cheaper. Fine for standard work, not for experimental colour.
  4. Balayage over the long run. A correction gap of 3–6 months vs. 4–6 weeks for single-process colour. Lower cost over time.
  5. Smaller towns. The same colour brands, equally qualified stylists — 20–30% cheaper.

Where to go next

Korduma kippuvad küsimused

How much does hair colouring cost in Estonia in 2026?

Single-process colour in Tallinn costs 55–85 € on short hair, 75–120 € on medium-length hair and 110–180 € on long hair. Balayage is 140–260 €, ombré 120–220 €, and light blonding 160–340 €. Prices usually include a wash and toner, but not a cut or a blow-dry — ask for the full package in writing.

Why is blonding so much more expensive?

Blonding requires chemical lightening, a separate stage before the colour itself. Going from dark to blonde usually takes 2–4 sessions at 150–350 € each so the hair isn't damaged. Total spend comes to 300–700 €.

How long does colour last?

A professional single-process colour holds for 6–10 weeks before the roots need doing. Balayage lasts 3–6 months without a correction. Ombré needs a toner refresh every 6–8 weeks. Box colour done at home lasts 2–4 weeks and fades fast.

Is it worth colouring at home?

Only root touch-ups in the same shade, and only if you have used those products before. New colour, blonding, balayage or going from dark to light always belong in a salon — fixing a home attempt costs 200–500 € and can damage your hair long-term.