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English-speaking hairdressers in Chiang Mai

Four hairdressers in Chiang Mai whose working language is recorded somewhere we can point at. All 4 are listed as working in English. Last checked on 12 August 2026.

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56 Barber Shop

Nimmanhaemin Rd

SpeaksEnglish

Listed in an English-language city guide as an expat-facing barber. Closed Sundays.

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New York New York Hair Studio

Nimmanhaemin Soi 13/2

SpeaksEnglish

An expat review reports the owner trained in New York; popular with expats wanting an English-speaking stylist.

Where these came from

2 of the 4 come from thailandnomads.com. The others come from timeout.com and tielandtothailand.com. A city barber guide reports the barbers speak good English. Listed in a city barber guide as priced and staffed for tourists and expats.

None of these sits on an official list, so treat the language claim as the provider’s or the directory’s own word.

If none of these fits

If none of these fits, the nearest hairdressers we list are in Bangkok (8, 582 km away) and Hanoi (2, 760 km away). Chiang Mai itself also has 15 dentists, 12 doctors, 9 lawyers and 2 physiotherapists and 7 more services listed. A gap here means we have not found a source we can cite, not that nobody exists.

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Questions

How many hairdressers in Chiang Mai does this page list?
Four. That is the number whose working language we can trace to a published source, not the number practising in Chiang Mai.
Which languages are recorded?
English (4). A provider can appear under more than one language.
When was this last checked?
On 12 August 2026. Each entry links to the source it was read on, so you can check it yourself.