Moroccan bath
The hammam is praised for careful treatment, herbal treatments and extra attention rather than a rushed scrub.
Amazigh Beauty Salon
Al Barsha South
Amazigh Beauty Salon in Al Barsha South is a ladies-only beauty salon known in reviews for its Moroccan bath treatments and polished hair services. Visitors also use it for practical finishing touches such as a blow-dry, with reviewers highlighting a warm atmosphere and attentive service.
Reputation Score
4.9
★★★★★
251 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Hair results
Reviews describe hair colour, cuts, treatments and blow-dries being tailored closely to what the client wanted.
Blow-dry finish
One reviewer specifically received a smooth, bouncy blow-dry that matched the requested look.
Nail care
A pedicure reviewer noted that the team knew how to handle ingrown nails, a useful detail for anyone needing more than a basic polish.
Clean salon
Cleanliness comes through in reviews of both the salon and hammam area.
Ladies-only
A recent reviewer appreciated that the salon is now ladies-only.
Tips for a Better Visit
Ask reception. If you already have gel polish, tell reception before starting; a reviewer was charged extra for removal.
Bring loofah. Bring your own loofah for the Moroccan bath to avoid the reported 30 AED purchase charge.
Check offers. Ask whether the Tuesday Moroccan bath promotion is still available before booking; the reported offer was 99 AED.
Allow parking. Check parking arrangements before arriving: one review says client parking is available inside, while another reported a parking challenge.
Check package. Ask whether your Moroccan bath package includes the blow-dry and styling; one reviewer says those finishing services were included.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Ghaf 1
Al Barsha South Third - Al Barsha South, Dubai
| Mon | Closed |
| Tue | 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Manicure and pedicure
Manicure and pedicure appointments are often paired with the hammam, and reviewers call out clean work and attention to detail.
Massage
A one-hour massage was described as easing knots and body tension, leaving the customer feeling refreshed.
Hair botox
Hair botox appears alongside hair colouring as a treatment customers have booked for a smoother-looking result.
Common Concerns
Small space
One review describes the Moroccan bath area as small, although it still served its purpose.
Parking challenge
Parking is available for clients according to one review, but another visitor still found parking challenging.
Removal fee
Gel polish removal may cost extra, so check the charge before your appointment.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
30 aed
Loofa
“Bring a loofa with you so that you won’t pay an extra 30 aed to get one from them which you can actually use the next time you come”Google review · January 2025
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The Bottom Line
Amazigh Beauty Salon in Al Barsha South is a ladies-only salon where the Moroccan bath is the main draw. Reviews describe hammam treatments as attentive and relaxing, with one customer mentioning herbal treatments and extra care. You can pair the bath with a blow-dry, manicure or pedicure, and the salon also handles hair colour and hair treatments.
The hair feedback is notably specific: customers mention colour that came out exactly as requested, smooth and bouncy blow-dries, and hair that felt healthier after protein treatment. Nail care also gets practical praise, including handling ingrown nails rather than just applying polish. Several reviews mention a clean space and a welcoming, professional atmosphere.
For a first visit, ask reception about gel polish removal before you start, since one reviewer reported an extra charge. A 2025 review reported a 175 AED Moroccan bath package with blow-dry and styling included, plus a Tuesday promotion at 99 AED; treat those as past customer-reported prices and confirm current rates. Bring a loofah if you have one, as the same review mentioned a 30 AED charge for buying one.
Parking is available for clients, though one visitor found it challenging, so allow a little time.