Colour Work
Balayage and highlights are often described as natural-looking, well blended and closely matched to reference photos.
Oud Metha
Herz Beauty Salon in Oud Metha is a multi-area beauty salon covering hair, nails and spa treatments. Reviews make the strongest case for colour work such as balayage and highlights, while gel extensions and hand-painted nail designs are also mentioned. Check bath pricing and hygiene carefully before booking.
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Balayage and highlights are often described as natural-looking, well blended and closely matched to reference photos.
A gel extension client said an inspiration image was recreated with detailed, hand-painted designs.
Some clients report smooth, shiny results after protein, keratin and other hair treatments.
One client requested natural wispy lashes and said the result matched that brief exactly.
Reviews describe polite, patient staff who help clients feel comfortable during appointments.
A home-service customer praised the hair care and said the finished hair felt especially smooth.
Confirm Pricing. Before a Moroccan bath, ask for the complete price and inclusions; one client paid extra for the hair wash.
Check Facilities. Inspect the bath area and confirm the steam is working before treatment begins.
Confirm Timing. Agree the treatment duration clearly at booking and again before entering the bath.
Discuss Hair Health. If your hair is coloured, shedding or fragile, discuss its condition before booking a smoothing treatment.
Bring Photos. Bring a reference image for balayage or highlights; reviewers say their requested style and colour were closely recreated.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Clients mention highlights that matched their reference images and remained satisfying after the appointment.
This treatment is praised by some reviewers for leaving hair straight, smooth and shiny.
A recent Moroccan-bath review reported yellowed towels and hygiene problems in the bath area.
The advertised Moroccan-bath price did not include a loofah or the separately charged hair wash.
Several reviews report brittle, falling or burnt hair after smoothing and protein treatments.
One customer said a 30-minute bath was ended after roughly 10 minutes of steam.
A home-service customer reported conflicting salon charges, a long wait and difficult communication.
The Bottom Line
Herz Beauty Salon in Oud Metha is a multi-area salon for hair, nails and spa treatments. The review trail is strongest for colour services: balayage and highlights are repeatedly described as well blended, natural-looking and close to reference photos. Keratin and protein treatments also receive enthusiastic praise from some clients, as do gel extensions and lash work.
That praise is not universal. Several recent reviews report hair becoming brittle, falling out or appearing burnt after keratin or protein treatments; one reviewer said a keratin result looked unchanged after three days. The Moroccan bath attracts serious cautions too: complaints mention yellowed towels, extra charges for the loofah and hair wash, shortened treatment time, and a steam system that was not working.
Nail quality and cleanliness were also criticised in one detailed visit. For a smoother booking, confirm the full Moroccan-bath price and exactly what it includes, including the 50 AED hair-wash add-on reported by one customer. Ask how a planned colour or smoothing treatment suits your current hair condition, especially if it has recently been coloured or is already shedding.
If you are choosing colour, bringing a reference photo seems worthwhile: multiple reviewers say their requested balayage or highlights were closely recreated. Experiences vary, so inspect the treatment area and clarify timing before starting.