Salon and nail studio names
Names for a new salon or nail studio, each with its .com unregistered. The price includes registering it for you for the first year.
A salon or nail studio name is said on the phone, typed into booking apps and read from a sign across the street. Choose one that is easy to say and spell, and that leaves room to add services such as lashes, brows or skin care.
Before you commit
Search the name with your town or city on maps and booking apps, and look for salons nearby with similar names.
Check your local business registry and the trademark database in your market. An unregistered .com does not mean the business name is legally clear to use.
Check social handles and similar spellings, since many clients find salons through photos of past work.
Say the name the way a receptionist would when answering the phone, and check that it still sounds right.
Buying here includes registering the .com in your name for the first year and moving it to your own registrar account. You can also register the name yourself at any registrar.
- bloomandshear.com — $49. Reads "bloom and shear," a name for a hair salon. It also fits a florist, since shears are a tool of both trades.
- curlandcomb.com — $49. Reads "curl and comb," a name for a hair salon that specializes in curly hair. It also suits a blow-dry bar or a hair-care line.
- daintytips.com — $49. Pairs "dainty" and "tips," a name for a nail salon or a press-on nail brand. It suits short, neat nail styles.
- glossandcomb.com — $49. Reads "gloss and comb," a name for a hair salon that does color and shine treatments. It also suits a hair-care shop.
- lacquerbloom.com — $49. Joins "lacquer" and "bloom," a name for a nail salon or a nail-art studio. It also suits a floral nail-polish line.
- lacquerparlor.com — $49. Joins "lacquer" and "parlor," a name for a nail salon with a classic feel. It also suits a manicure and pedicure lounge.
- lockandluster.com — $49. Reads "lock and luster," a name for a hair salon or an extensions studio. It also fits a hair-oil or hair-care brand.
- polishandposy.com — $49. Reads "polish and posy," a name for a nail salon with floral decor. It also fits a manicure and gift shop.
- polishloft.com — $49. Pairs "polish" and "loft," a name for an upstairs nail studio or a manicure bar. It also fits a detailing business.
- shimmertips.com — $49. Joins "shimmer" and "tips," a name for a nail salon known for glitter and chrome finishes. It also fits a nail-supply shop.
- silkshear.com — $49. Joins "silk" and "shear," a name for a hair salon or a cutting studio. It also fits a brand of styling tools.
- strandandstyle.com — $49. Reads "strand and style," a name for a hair salon or a mobile hairstylist. It also suits a wig and extensions shop.
- tintandtip.com — $49. Reads "tint and tip," a name for a nail and lash studio. It also suits a brow-tinting and manicure bar.
- velvetlacquer.com — $49. Pairs "velvet" and "lacquer," a name for a nail salon. It also fits a nail-polish brand or a press-on nail shop.
- velvetshear.com — $49. Pairs "velvet" and "shear," a name for a hair salon. It also fits a barbershop or a stylist who works by appointment.