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Sample rows

10 of the 63,852 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 10,895 businesses, 7,626 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 7,460.

2,276 rows (4%) carry one of 67 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Sola Salons with 350. 53,389 businesses have a name used only once, and 40,303 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 57,784 rated businesses is 4.9, and 22,625 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 44,696 email addresses, 8,228 (18%) are role addresses such as info@, 5,669 (13%) name a person and 30,799 (69%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this beauty salon email list?

The file contains 63,852 Google Maps listings filed as Beauty salon, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a salon: a full-service shop with hair, color and styling, an owner-stylist who works alone in a suite, or a branch of a national hair chain. Google applies this category to a wide range of hair-focused shops, which is why the file is large.

In all, 44,696 rows carry an email address found on the salon's own website, one per salon. Phone numbers appear on 59,066 rows and a website on 33,344. The email column is the smaller part, about one salon in eight. The median Google rating is 4.9.

Free mail domains dominate the email column: 30,799 of the 44,696 addresses are on them. Salon owners often use a personal mailbox for the business. Every row carries the same category, Beauty salon.

How can you segment the file?

Salon sellers filter the CSV in a spreadsheet, column by column.

The business name column tells you what kind of salon you are looking at. It shows national chains, suite-rental brands and independents. The file has 53,389 rows with a name that occurs once, which are independent salons.

Salon suites matter for a beauty seller. A suite brand appears many times under one name, and the stylists renting inside are independent businesses that choose their own products. A filter on the brand names shows them.

State and city let a distributor with local delivery pick a metro. Houston, Miami and Los Angeles are the three biggest city lists.

Email type counts 5,669 named-person addresses, 8,228 role addresses and 30,799 on free domains. At a one-chair salon all three types reach the same person.

• Business name: independents, suite brands and national chains.
• State and city: delivery route, field territory, local events.
• Email type: owner-stylist on free mail, salon inbox, named manager.
• Website: 33,344 rows, where the service menu shows hair, nails or skin.

Who buys a beauty salon email list?

Sellers to salons cover products, tools, software and services. Professional hair color, shampoo, treatment and styling brands sell through distributors who write to salons directly. Hair extension suppliers, tool makers for shears, dryers and flat irons, and furniture makers for chairs, wash stations and stations all reach for the owner.

Salon booking and management software handles appointments, reminders and card payments. Payment processors pitch the front desk. Marketing agencies work on local search, reviews and social posts with before-and-after photos. Insurance brokers sell policies for stylists and salon owners.

Education companies sell color classes, cutting workshops and business courses for stylists. Beauty schools and recruiting firms look for salons that hire. Salon suite operators target independent stylists who want to leave a shared shop. Cleaning, laundry and towel services, and uniform suppliers, round out the buyers.

How do you run outreach to beauty salons?

A salon owner is usually on the floor with a client from morning until evening. The email gets read on a phone before opening, on a break or after close. Write a short note with a clear subject and one line on what you offer.

With 30,799 free-mail addresses in the file, most of your replies will come from owner-stylists. Write to them as a stylist would be written to: plain language, one question, no corporate jargon. The 5,669 addresses with a person's name allow a first-name greeting. The 8,228 role addresses reach a salon inbox, where a receptionist or a manager sorts messages, so ask who handles supplies or software.

Match your pitch to the salon. A color brand writes to salons that list color services. A booking tool writes to salons that take walk-ins as well as appointments. A suite operator writes to stylists who work alone. The website column shows what each salon offers.

Remove the national chains if you sell to owners. Great Clips and Supercuts buy through corporate. Dedupe by website, send in small batches and keep an eye on bounces, since free-mail addresses change often.

What email rules apply when you contact salon owners?

Print your company's valid mailing address at the bottom of each message and add an opt-out the owner can use in one click or one reply, then take that salon off your list without delay.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California holds 10,895 salons and 7,626 emails, the biggest state on both counts. Texas has 7,460 listings and 5,222 emails, Florida 6,490 and 4,543. Florida reaches nearly the same email count from fewer listings. New York has 2,891 listings and 2,024 emails, Ohio 2,240 and 1,568, North Carolina 2,141 and 1,499, Illinois 1,890 and 1,323, Arizona 1,822 and 1,275, Georgia 1,488 and 1,042, and Pennsylvania 1,425 and 997.

The biggest cities are Houston with 1,106 listings, Miami with 1,048, Los Angeles with 961, Chicago with 902, Dallas with 746, Brooklyn with 725, San Antonio with 721, Las Vegas with 676, New York with 645 and Tampa with 579.

Houston, Dallas and San Antonio together give Texas three large markets for a distributor that delivers. A seller who calls can cover far more salons than one who emails, because phone numbers outnumber email addresses by a wide margin.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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