Moroccan Bath
The Moroccan bath is repeatedly described as relaxing, gentle but effective, and leaving skin feeling soft and smooth.
Al Safa
Zanzibar Beauty Salon in Al Safa is a calm, welcoming place for a full pampering visit or a focused appointment. Reviews especially highlight the Moroccan bath and Hungarian face massage, alongside careful hair, nail and facial treatments in a clean, airy setting.
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The Moroccan bath is repeatedly described as relaxing, gentle but effective, and leaving skin feeling soft and smooth.
The Hungarian face massage is a standout for its soft, delicate feel, with some facial treatments also including cleansing and a mask.
Customers mention precise nail shaping, careful cuticle work, lasting applications and individually designed nail art.
Hair reviews praise stylists who listen, suggest suitable colours and cuts, and provide treatment advice rather than simply rushing the service.
The salon is described as bright, airy, clean, modern and tranquil, with a calm atmosphere that suits longer self-care sessions.
Visits often include a choice of tea or coffee with dates and biscuits; one customer particularly enjoyed the cinnamon spice blend.
Confirm Pricing. Before a blow-dry, confirm how your hair length is classified and whether finishing details carry an extra charge.
Try Packages. Ask about a treatment package if you want a longer spa visit; reviewers describe the signature packages as good value.
State Preferences. Explain your preferred pressure, temperature and finish at the start, especially for a Moroccan bath or blow-dry.
Allow Time. For a multi-treatment visit, plan a proper self-care block rather than a quick appointment; customers combine several services in one session.
Ask About Loyalty. If you expect to return regularly, ask whether the loyalty discount card is available and what recurring benefits apply.
Plan the visit
A reviewer paired this facial treatment with a Hungarian massage and described the experience as amazing and relaxing.
Hair treatments using Kevin Murphy products are mentioned for coloured or damaged hair, alongside cuts and styling.
The salon stocks these products, and one customer planned to return for the hair oil and body cream.
Reviewers describe the treatment packages as relaxing and particularly good value for a multi-service visit.
One customer found a blow-dry puffy and unfinished, then disputed being charged the medium-hair rate despite having short, fine hair.
A Moroccan bath review found the room cold despite the steam and described the treatment as harsh rather than gentle.
One customer disliked being offered a 200 AED milk add-on during an intimate shower moment rather than at reception.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Milk after-bath add-on
“The room was cold, yes, it was full of steam, but cold, the lady was harsh and tried to sell me milk after bath for 200 aed at the time, when I was in shower, in open shower and it was absolutely inappropriate time”Google review · March 2022
The Bottom Line
Zanzibar Beauty Salon in Al Safa suits anyone who wants more than a quick polish. You can book a Moroccan bath, Hungarian face massage, hair treatment or manicure and pedicure, and several customers turn these into a longer spa day. The reviews consistently describe the interior as clean, airy and tranquil, with a welcoming, unhurried feel.
The Moroccan bath and face massage are the clearest relaxation draws. One package combined a Moroccan bath, full-body massage, face massage and blow-dry, while another reviewer said the facial massage included cleansing and a mask. Nail work is also a strong theme, especially detailed shaping, cuticle care, gel or acrylic overlays and custom nail art.
Hair customers value consultations about colour, cuts and treatments, including Kevin Murphy products. Small hospitality touches add to the experience: visitors mention choosing tea or coffee with dates and biscuits, plus Tanzanian or Zanzibar teas. There are a few practical cautions.
One blow-dry customer received a puffy finish and disputed being classified as medium hair; the review quotes 105 AED for short hair and 130 AED for medium. Another found the Moroccan-bath room cold and objected to a 200 AED milk offer during the treatment. Confirm pricing, add-ons and your comfort preferences before starting.