Services, a style portfolio and stylist profiles share one site in Hairrar, a Tailwind CSS hair salon template powered by Tailwind CSS 4. It suits hair salons, barbershops, beauty studios, hairstyling academies and personal grooming businesses. Each of its pages is ready to take your own salon details.

Pages in This Tailwind CSS Hair Salon Template

The pages of this Tailwind CSS hair salon template cover everything a salon needs to take appointment requests. They fall into four groups.

• Home and About Us: a salon hero with featured services and portfolio, then the salon story and styling philosophy.
• Services and Service Detail: an overview of all hair treatments and styling services, plus a page for each individual treatment.
• Portfolio and Portfolio Detail: a hairstyle and treatment gallery, plus a case study page for a single style.
• Team, Blog and Contact Us: stylist profiles, hair care tips, and an appointment request form with a map.

Showing Styles, Skills and Client Numbers

The portfolio uses Isotope filtering, so a visitor can sort work by treatment or styling category. Because a colourist and a barber rarely share clients, filters let each visitor go straight to relevant work. Magnific Popup opens gallery images full screen, which helps when the detail of a cut or colour matters.

EasyPieChart draws circular skill charts for styling expertise and treatment proficiency. CountTo and CounterUp animate figures such as clients served, styles created and years of experience. Slick carousels handle featured style galleries and client testimonials, while WOW.js adds scroll-triggered entrance animations across the template.

Who Would Buy Hairrar

• Hair salons that want a filterable style portfolio next to skill charts.
• Barbershops that want to build trust with animated statistics and a service showcase.
• Beauty studios that want gallery sliders and testimonials in one place.
• Hairstyling academies that want to present training expertise as progress charts.
• Freelancers and agencies that need a complete salon site to hand to a client.

Version 4 Utilities and What You Would Change First

Each layout responds to the screen through prefixes placed on the elements, starting from the phone. So the Services overview and the Portfolio grid reflow on phones without a separate stylesheet. Styling also lives in classes on the elements themselves, which means a section’s look can be read and changed right where it sits.

Most buyers will start with the Home hero and the Services page. They replace the salon name, the treatment list and the contact details, then adjust spacing and colours directly on the elements. After that, the Team and Portfolio pages take the stylists and photos of the real salon.

Inside the download you get ready pages that open directly in a browser. You also get the Tailwind source files, so you can change the styles and compile them again. The template uses FontAwesome icons and Google Fonts. Photos from the preview are not included, so you add your own where simple placeholders sit. The documentation walks through setup and customisation, and the template works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera.