Point Loma has 148 personal care businesses across the 92106 and 92110 ZIP codes, anchored by O'leisure Nails & Spa and the celebrity-driven A Robert Cromeans Salon on Rosecrans Street—spanning hair salons, barbershops, nail salons, waxing and lash studios, spray tanning at Liberty Station, tailors, and permanent makeup artists on the peninsula.
Point Loma has more than 40 hair salons and barbershops spread across the peninsula, with the densest concentration along Rosecrans Street and in the Midway District near the Sports Arena. A Robert Cromeans Salon on Rosecrans draws clientele from across San Diego for precision cuts and color, while chains like Sport Clips and Supercuts handle walk-in traffic for quicker visits.
Independent barbershops fill the gaps between the chains—Uni'k Barber Shop is one of the most-reviewed barbers on the peninsula, and Rusty Blade Barber has built a loyal following for traditional fades and straight-razor work. The directory tracks 31 hair salons and 17 barbershops across the 92106 and 92110 ZIP codes.
Liberty Station, the former Naval Training Center turned dining and arts campus on Truxtun Road, hosts a growing cluster of personal care businesses. SUGARED + BRONZED anchors the beauty side of the campus with spray tans and body sugaring, while Liberty Nail & Spa handles manicures and pedicures steps from the Public Market.
The campus also houses several independent beauty studios and suite-style salon spaces where solo estheticians and stylists book private appointments. Anyone heading to Liberty Station for dinner or the Sunday farmers market can pair a salon visit or nail appointment with the same trip—parking is free and the campus is entirely walkable.
Pigtails & Crewcuts specializes entirely in children's haircuts, with cartoon-equipped stations, booster seats, and first-haircut certificates that turn the experience into a non-event for nervous toddlers. The shop is one of the most popular kids' salons in the 92106 area and takes appointments or walk-ins.
Several Point Loma barbershops also welcome younger clients—Cherry's Family Salon takes all ages, and Loma Square Barber Shop has been handling father-son haircuts on Rosecrans for years. Families near the Midway District can also walk into Sport Clips or Supercuts, both of which cut children's hair without requiring an appointment.
A standard men's cut at a Point Loma barbershop typically runs $25 to $40, with shops like Uni'k Barber Shop and Rusty Blade Barber falling in that range for a fade or traditional cut. Walk-in chains like Supercuts and Sport Clips price men's cuts between $20 and $30, making them the most budget-friendly option on the peninsula.
Women's cuts at full-service hair salons range from $55 to $120 depending on length, technique, and stylist experience. A Robert Cromeans Salon sits at the upper end given the celebrity-stylist pedigree, while independent studios like Elle beauty Studio and tHAIRapy offer mid-range pricing for cuts, blowouts, and styling.
For threading, Rosie's Beauty & Brows and Sia's Eyebrow Threading are two of the most-reviewed brow specialists on the peninsula, both offering quick shaping sessions that take less than 15 minutes. European Wax Center handles eyebrow waxing alongside full-body services near the Sports Arena, and Benefit Cosmetics BrowBar offers tinting and shaping.
For a longer-lasting result, Point Loma's permanent makeup artists offer microblading, powder brows, and nano brows—semi-permanent techniques that hold their shape for one to three years between touch-ups. The Laser Cafe Medical Spa in Hillcrest is another option for brow shaping and lash treatments within a short drive of the peninsula.
Rosecrans Street is Point Loma's main commercial artery for personal care, running north-south through the heart of the peninsula. A Robert Cromeans Salon anchors the salon side of the street, while Uni'k Barber Shop and Loma Square Barber Shop serve the barbershop crowd along the same stretch.
Nail salons dot the corridor too—Hi Nails & Spa and Lotus both sit along the Rosecrans corridor, giving the street enough variety to cover haircuts, color, nails, and fades without driving into Hillcrest or North Park. Residents closer to Shelter Island or Sunset Cliffs can reach most of these businesses in under ten minutes on Rosecrans.
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Supercuts and Sport Clips both take walk-ins for men's and women's cuts, and several independent barbershops along Rosecrans Street accept walk-ins during regular hours. For specialty services like color, extensions, or lash work, most Point Loma salons require appointments booked in advance.
Many Point Loma nail salons and chain hair salons keep Sunday hours, typically opening around 10 a.m. and closing by 5 or 6 p.m. Independent stylists and solo estheticians in the beauty and skin category often take Sundays and Mondays off, so booking ahead is the safest move for weekend appointments.
Several Point Loma hair salons offer bridal updos, styling, and trial runs, including A Robert Cromeans Salon and The Loma Salon and Spa. For bridal permanent makeup—lip blush and microblading before the big day—the peninsula has a handful of PMU artists, though Hillcrest and Downtown have larger concentrations of bridal makeup specialists.
Mai Blossom — Organic Hair Salon is Point Loma's dedicated organic salon, using plant-based and non-toxic products for cuts and color. On the skincare side, Calming Waters Organic Facials by Karen and Honest Skin focus on clean-ingredient facial treatments. Swanky Sugar in neighboring Ocean Beach is another option for organic body waxing and skincare.
Sally Beauty near the Sports Arena carries consumer and professional-grade hair color, styling tools, and nail supplies. Cosmo Prof, also in the Midway District area, is a professional-only supply store that requires a cosmetology license for purchases. The Sports Arena Shopping Center anchors the largest cluster of personal care retail on the peninsula.
Most Point Loma hair salons and nail salons close between 7 and 8 p.m. on weekdays, with earlier hours on weekends. 24hr Tattoo and Piercing keeps the longest hours of any personal care business on the peninsula for ink and piercing work. Many independent estheticians and lash artists set their own schedules and may accommodate evening bookings by request.