Haircuts – men & women: $65 – $85
Includes luxury shampoo and conditioner, a cut perfectly tailored to your personal style, as well as styling/blow dry and finished with suitable styling product.

Highlights: $85+

Lowlights: $85+

Face Framing Touch Up: $15
Good old-fashioned bang/fringe trims to refresh your looks.

Blow Dry starting at: $45
Shampoo, condition, blow dry and fresh styling.

Flat Iron: $45-$65
Shampoo, condition, blow dry, followed with a flat iron and finishing product.

Up-Do’s/Set Styles/Twists: $75/hour
For any special occasion or just added flair. Let your imagination and our creativity shine.

Color techniques starting at: $65
We specialize in Semi-Permanent Color, Permanent Color, New Growth Touch Ups, Multi-Tone Creative Color and Corrective Color.

Party styles & weddings starting at: $65

Relaxers: $85+

Permanent Waves: $100+

Extensions, Perms, Bleaching, Highlights: Prices quoted upon consultation.

Red Union Salon accepts major credit cards, including Visa, Master Card, Discover, and American Express.

We want your hair to look outstanding. Receive all Phyto products at our cost; 50%off while supplies last.

Red Union Salon is located in the heart of Union Street in San Francisco, California. You’ll find it’s a wonderful place for getting your haircut, colored, or styled, as well as a great place to shop, catch a movie, or enjoy any of the fantastic restaurants in the area.

Check out the latest hair salon reviews on CitySearch! and Yelp!

Red Union Salon was founded in October of 2003. When you visit, we want you to feel at home, where you can be spoiled, relaxed in your chair. Red Union Salon uses the best products available including Phyto, Logics for Matrix, Redken, and Goldwell.

Our stylists are very passionate about your hair and about pleasing you. So relax, have a beverage and trust us to make beauty happen!

– Erika, Carlo, Jonathan, Grace, and Authur.

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Off the Face Hair
Whether swept up or slicked back, this season’s was kept away from the face with no bangs to disturb the lines. The close-to-the-head wet look was seen on the runways of Badgley Mischka, D&G, and Versace.  At Prada, Guido Palau pulled hair into a classic French twist,  and then gave the style  extreme edge by giving it a lacquered look.

Middle Hair Parts
A runway  staple, middle parts are sexy, simple and can be reinvented each season  to work with bouncy curl, loose waves or super straight styles.  Seen on the runways  of Calvin Klein, Donna Karan,  Marc Jacobs and Versace.  The middle part can add edge to an updo or infuse style with casual glam.

Hair accessories
Almost every designer incorporated a  headpiece into their show.  Guido paired romantic waves with jauntry fedoras for Ralph Lauren and created “caps” by wrapping tights around the models’ head at Jean Paul Gaultier.  Marc Jacobs fashioned a textured braid to go with the designers hats using Redkens‘ Fabricate and create flyaways for a messy look.  Adding a  hair accessory like a hat or headband can really complement an over-all look.

So, there you have the scoop for spring!  We look forward to seeing you soon to incorporate these new looks into your life style.

And speaking of Valentine’s Day…have you booked your appointment for your sexy Valentine’s Day haircut / hairstyle?

This could be a good time to try a new hair color at Red Union Salon.

Most people get an education at a reputable business school and then armed with knowledge go out and make their way. In my case it was more of the “School of hard knocks” and “Learn as you earn” kind of philosophy. Some of the lessons where expensive ones and if you asked me, I have paid as much on my education than if I had gone to Berkeley, UCSF, or Stanford.

Having been a salon owner for 5 years the learning curve is much more fun now. However, some things where right out “painful” to learn. Like numbers for example! It took me 3 years to even look at them. Early on, I knew we where in the red. I felt like I was failing! So, in my mind if I did not look at the numbers, I could not be such a failure.

Marketing is another example of not understanding what or why things work. I would love to have the money I have spent on advertising and marketing alone. Then there are contracts, leases to negotiate, endless red tape so the government can keep track of you, problem solving, people skills, and so on. Being a more creative mind, hair-cutting, hair-coloring, party hair. blow-outs, make-up, etc… are super fun for me and super easy. It’s like playing with life-size dolls all day and hanging out with your friends gossiping and having fun. They talk about the right brain, left brain abilities and I have to say there is something to that. Being creative is fun, painless, and exciting. Business on the other hand was a learned skill for me.

After 5 years, I feel much more capable using both sides of my brain…LOL. We are moving full steam forward and remodeling the salon this week for a bigger better Red Union Salon! It takes a lot to keep being “The Best Hair Salon in San Francisco”. We attend hair classes all over the world to keep our skill set fresh. We also have in-house product knowledge classes at least every 3 months ensuring that our stylists are “the best at hair in the bay area”. They do everything with hair from Hair-styling, Hair-cutting, Hair-coloring, Corrective Color, Hi-lights, Low-lights, Party Hair, Perms, Relaxers, Party Styles, Extensions, Weddings, Make-up etc.

I have always felt that art, fashion and music are all part of the whole picture. We have a rotating Art Gallery with Art Openings every other month. I am looking forward to also bringing in the fashion and music in the very near future. Keep your eyes pealed and if you’re in the neighborhood check out our new remodel.

Happy New Year 2009 to everyone and thanks for helping make our hair salon what it is today.

–Erika