Salon towels
A heavier spunlace towel for hair salons: it takes water out of hair quickly, then goes straight into the laundry skip instead of the wash.
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Built for wet hair, one guest at a time
A salon towel has one job that a facial towel does not: it has to move a lot of water out of hair, fast, while staying in one piece when it is twisted and wrapped.
That is a question of basis weight and fibre blend more than of surface finish. Heavier webs hold more water and resist tearing when wrung; the blend decides how quickly that water transfers off the hair and into the towel.
Where it is used
- Colour, cut and treatment services where a fresh towel per guest is standard
- Wrap-and-twist use after shampooing
- Barbering and men's grooming
- Salon chains buying to a fixed per-service cost
Perforated and embossed surfaces are both available; perforation changes how the towel grips wet hair during wrapping.
Specification sheet
- Fibre blend
- A higher polyester share keeps strength when wet; more viscose or cotton raises absorbency and softness but slows drying of the towel itself.
- Confirmed at quotation
- Basis weight
- The single biggest lever on how much water one towel takes out of hair, and on the per-service cost.
- Confirmed at quotation
- Cut size
- Cut size follows the wrap: a turban wrap needs length, a shoulder wrap needs width. Cutting to the wrap avoids both waste and shortfalls.
- Confirmed at quotation
- Surface
- Perforation gives the surface a grip on wet hair; a flat surface slides and reads as softer on skin.
- Confirmed at quotation
- Packing
- Salons usually take bulk cartons or dispenser packs by the back-bar; retail-facing packs need print and barcode space.
- Confirmed at quotation
- Minimum order
- A single construction across several pack formats is usually the cheapest way to reach a workable minimum.
- Confirmed at quotation
Every figure in a quotation is measured on the material you will receive. We do not publish indicative numbers as if they were guarantees.
Questions buyers ask
Can one towel replace two cloth towels per service?
That depends on hair length and the wrap, so it is answered by a trial rather than a claim. We send a trial quantity in the construction you are considering and you measure it against your current routine.
Specify this line
Send the use case and the pack format. We will come back with the variables that need a decision and a quotation with measured figures.