ZERO Hair & Nail Da Nang

ZERO Hair & Nail Da Nang is a multilingual beauty salon at 264 Ngu Hanh Son, Bac My An, Ngu Hanh Son, Da Nang. Its current official site combines hair cutting and styling, colouring, perms, straightening, repair treatments, extensions and nail services in one location. It is designed partly for travellers: the provider publishes daily hours, online booking, WhatsApp contact and support in five languages.

This is a hair and nail salon, not a dermatology clinic. References to repair, hair loss, scalp-friendly products or foot care on a beauty menu describe cosmetic services and marketing, not diagnosis or medical treatment. Scalp disease, nail infection, unexplained hair loss, wounds or painful foot problems require an appropriate healthcare professional.

Haircuts, washing and styling for a short visit

The menu includes men's cutting and styling, shampoo and blow-dry services, and cutting within several treatment packages. A traveller who wants a simple service should still confirm what the quoted price includes: shampoo, trimming, finishing products and blow-dry may be bundled differently across menus. Show reference photographs and discuss how much length can be removed before the service begins.

Humidity in Da Nang can change how a style behaves after leaving the salon. Explain your usual routine, natural texture and whether you can reproduce the finish without professional tools. If you have allergies, scalp sensitivity, extensions or a recent chemical process, mention them before washing or product application.

Colour, bleach, balayage and highlights

ZERO publishes hair colouring that includes bleach, highlights, inner colour, balayage and ombré. Prices on the official site vary with service and likely with length, thickness, starting colour and the number of lightening stages. Request an individual quote and realistic time estimate before committing. A salon photograph cannot predict how previously dyed or fragile hair will lift.

Ask whether a strand or allergy test is advisable, which products will be used, how many bleach applications are proposed and what maintenance the colour needs. Disclose henna, metallic dyes, keratin treatment, straightening or recent bleach because those can affect planning. Burning, swelling, blistering or breathing difficulty is not a normal beauty result and needs prompt medical attention.

Perms and chemical straightening

The official menu distinguishes digital perms, cold perms and straightening. A consultation should match the method to current hair condition and the intended wave or straight finish. Chemical services can take several hours; one official example gives 3–3.5 hours for colour, treatment and trim. Confirm duration before arranging flights, tours or hotel checkout.

Ask how overlapping chemicals will be avoided on previously processed lengths and what aftercare is required. The provider's durability or damage-minimisation language should not be treated as a guarantee. New growth, washing, heat styling and the condition of the hair all affect how long a result appears consistent.

Repair treatments and Olaplex

ZERO presents several graduated treatment levels for dry, bleached or chemically processed hair and separately lists Olaplex treatment. Some courses include cut, shampoo, blow-dry and styling. These are cosmetic conditioning services intended to change appearance and manageability; they cannot restore living tissue or treat a medical cause of breakage or shedding.

Confirm the exact product and included steps rather than selecting only by a level number. If shedding is sudden, patchy or accompanied by scalp redness, scaling, pain or scarring, book a medical assessment. A stylist can discuss hair handling but should not be expected to diagnose alopecia, fungal disease or inflammatory scalp conditions.

Extensions, removal and renewal

The salon advertises hair extensions and a combination service for removal of old extensions and application of new ones. Before booking, ask about extension type, colour matching, amount of hair, maintenance interval, removal cost and whether an existing system from another salon can be handled. Obtain the full quote before installation.

Tension, matting or scalp discomfort should be addressed early. Do not continue with extensions over broken skin, active inflammation or unexplained hair loss. Travellers should also ask how removal can be arranged after returning home and keep a note of the attachment method for their next stylist.

Gel, artificial and design nails

The nail menu includes artificial nail extensions, gel nails, design work, art and stones, together with removal. Send the desired design before the appointment if it is detailed, and confirm whether the price is per nail, by complexity or for a full set. Ask how much time removal and new application require, especially when arriving with product applied elsewhere.

Tell the technician about known acrylate allergies or previous reactions. Nail polish or extensions should not be applied over a painful, swollen, discoloured or separated nail without considering a health problem. Persistent changes, pus or spreading redness need medical review rather than being concealed by gel.

Foot bath and callus care boundaries

ZERO lists foot bath, callus care and nail removal as salon services. These may suit routine cosmetic care, but they are not podiatry. People with diabetes, poor circulation, neuropathy, anticoagulant use, active ulcers or significant immune suppression should seek appropriate clinical advice before cutting or abrasive foot care.

Ask how instruments and foot-bath equipment are cleaned and tell the technician to stop if skin is cut or the procedure becomes painful. An ingrown nail with infection, a deep fissure, wart, fungal infection or non-healing wound is outside ordinary salon care.

At-home and hotel visits

The provider advertises mobile nail and haircut visits to homes, hotels or another agreed location. This is useful for travellers, parents and people who prefer not to cross the city, but the page does not publish a service radius, travel fee or complete mobile menu. Obtain confirmation of the address, technician, service, arrival window, total cost and equipment needed.

Check that the hotel permits an outside beauty provider and choose a well-lit, ventilated workspace. Chemical colouring, bleach, perming or large extension work may be better suited to the salon because of washing, ventilation and disposal needs. A mobile beauty appointment is not a medical home visit.

Languages, hours and booking

The official information table lists Vietnamese, English, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. Confirm the language for the actual stylist or nail technician, because a multilingual website does not necessarily mean every staff member speaks all five. The salon publishes opening hours of 09:00–19:00 every day, with no regular closing day.

Telephone and WhatsApp use the same number, +84 971 000 074. Send the service, hair length or current nail product, preferred date, language and reference images. Wait for a reply before travelling; opening hours do not guarantee walk-in capacity for a long colour, perm or extension appointment.

Prices and payment at the salon

The official site shows ranges for selected services, while the final amount can depend on hair length, density, product, design or removal work. Request the full price before starting and authorise additions separately. Published payment methods are cash, QR code, Visa and Mastercard. International visitors should confirm the accepted card and currency and keep enough alternative payment for a failed terminal or QR method tied to a Vietnamese account.

For other manicure and pedicure options, our Da Nang nail salon guide compares practical details such as booking, language and menu clarity. Choose based on the specific service, hygiene questions, communication and realistic timing rather than claims of perfect or permanent results.