About Headmasters Twickenham

Headmasters is a well-regarded hairdressing salon situated on King Street in the heart of Twickenham, part of a professional salon group with a strong reputation for skilled cutting and colouring. The team serves a broad mix of local residents, from long-standing regulars to newcomers discovering the salon for the first time. Extended opening hours across all seven days make appointments accessible around busy schedules, and the salon is designed with comfort in mind, offering wheelchair access, complimentary refreshments and free Wi-Fi. It has earned a rating of 4.8 from over 550 visitors.

Local area

King Street sits at the commercial heart of Twickenham, a town that takes quiet pride in its independent character and strong sense of community. As a busy high street with a loyal local following, it is exactly the kind of setting where a quality salon can put down real roots. Headmasters fits naturally into this environment — the sort of place residents factor into their weekly routines alongside the cafés and independent shops nearby. For a borough as community-minded as Richmond upon Thames, a salon that inspires genuine loyalty is very much in keeping with the local spirit.

Why choose Headmasters Twickenham

For residents who value consistency, convenience and a genuinely welcoming atmosphere, Headmasters Twickenham makes a compelling case for itself. The extended weekday hours — open until 9 PM Monday through Friday — are particularly useful for those with daytime commitments, while Saturday and Sunday openings from 9 AM add further flexibility. Wheelchair access ensures the salon is inclusive, and small touches such as complimentary refreshments and free Wi-Fi make the visit itself more relaxed. A rating of 4.8 across more than 550 reviews speaks to the kind of steady, reliable quality that keeps people coming back.

Services

  • Haircuts and styling
  • Hair colouring
  • Colour treatments
  • Blowdry and finish
  • Hair consultations

Ideal for: Local residents, Regular returning clients, Families, Wheelchair users, Professionals seeking flexible appointment times.

Frequently asked questions

What are the opening hours at Headmasters Twickenham?

The salon is open Monday to Friday from 9 AM until 9 PM, and on Saturday and Sunday from 9 AM until 6 PM. The extended weekday hours make it straightforward to book around work or other commitments.

Is the salon accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes, Headmasters Twickenham has wheelchair access, so customers with mobility requirements should be able to visit without difficulty.

Where exactly is the salon located?

The salon is at 53 King Street, Twickenham, TW1 3SG — on the main high street in the town centre, convenient for those arriving by foot, bus or train.

How can I get in touch to book an appointment?

You can call the salon on 0345 459 7709 or visit the booking page at headmasters.com/find-a-salon/twickenham to arrange an appointment.

Is there anything available to make the visit more comfortable while I wait?

Yes — the salon offers complimentary refreshments and free Wi-Fi, so you can relax while you wait or during your appointment.

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