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Ozuki Salon

Ozuki Salon

Hair salon in Washington, DC

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Ozuki Salon opened in 2002. Its founder, Iku Kawashita, named it after Ozuki-cho, his hometown in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. The salon says it still runs with his ideas and standards in mind. According to the salon, it is Washington, DC's premier Japanese salon and brings Tokyo salon standards of courtesy and current style to the city.

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About

Ozuki Salon opened in 2002. Its founder, Iku Kawashita, named it after Ozuki-cho, his hometown in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. The salon says it still runs with his ideas and standards in mind. According to the salon, it is Washington, DC's premier Japanese salon and brings Tokyo salon standards of courtesy and current style to the city.

The salon is on the ground floor of a red brick office building in Georgetown. The main entrance is at the back of the building on 30th Street, near K Street, through glass doors. Metered street parking is nearby, and parking garages are located on 30th Street and K Street.

Clients can discuss their services in Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Korean or English, and most of the staff are bilingual. The salon describes the space as peaceful and relaxed. Haircuts range from conservative, precise cuts to more contemporary styles, and the salon aims to suggest a cut suited to each person and the occasion.

Services are grouped into haircuts, color, Japanese treatments, perms, kimono dressing and styling. The salon carries imported Japanese styling and hair care lines and sells virtual gift cards, which are emailed to the recipient with a personal message.

The salon says it still runs with founder Iku Kawashita's ideas and standards in mind, and aims to suggest cuts suited to each person and occasion.

The salon describes the Georgetown space as peaceful and relaxed.

Services

Final prices may vary.

Women's and men's cuts, plus bang or fringe trims. Haircut prices include shampoo and blow-dry, and women's cuts start at $103 while men's start at $81.

  • Bang/Fringe Trim $25
  • Styling Shampoo & Blowdry $66
  • Men $81+
  • Men's haircut $81+
  • Women $103+
  • Women's haircut $103+

Touch-up color, full color, partial and full highlights, balayage, toner and an Olaplex treatment, with starting prices from $50 to $210. Chemical service prices do not include a haircut or blow-dry unless stated otherwise, and may increase for long or thick hair.

  • Olaplex Treatment $50
  • Toner $50–$70
  • One Process Color (touch-up color) $100+
  • Full Color $122+
  • Partial Highlights $133+
  • Full Highlights $172+
  • Balayage $210+

Conditioning, color-hold, keratin and scalp treatments, including Advanced Hydration, Anti-Frizz, Moisture Color Lock, Keratin Damage Repair and Milbon Healthy Scalp, starting between $73 and $78.

  • Advanced Hydration $73+
  • Anti-Frizz Treatment $73+
  • Moisture Color Lock $73+
  • Keratin Damage Repair $78+
  • Milbon Healthy Scalp $78+

Permanent wave starting at $199, including a blow-dry or style set, and Japanese straight perm, which is priced by consultation.

  • Permanent Wave $199+
  • Japanese Straight Perm Consultation

Dressing for traditional kimono styles, including haorihakama, komon, tomesode or houmongi, tukesagi and furisode, priced from $150 to $250.

  • Haorihakama $150
  • Haorihakama kimono dressing $150
  • Komon $150
  • Komon kimono dressing $150
  • Tomesode,Houmongi $175
  • Tomesode/Houmongi kimono dressing $175
  • Tukesagi $180
  • Tukesagi kimono dressing $180
  • Furisode (long sleeve) $250
  • Furisode (long sleeve) kimono dressing $250

Shampoo and blow-dry, silk press, updos and iron work flat and curling, with prices from $38 to $145.

  • Iron Work Flat and Curling $38
  • Shampoo & Blowdry $66
  • Silk Press Styling $104+
  • Updo Styling $125+
  • Silk Press Styling with a Haircut $145+

Meet the team

Team members listed on their website. Individual roles, credentials, and current employment have not been independently verified.ozukisalon.com (opens in a new tab)

Highlights
  • Kimono dressing for haorihakama, komon, tomesode or houmongi, tukesagi and furisode
  • Japanese straight perm, and a permanent wave starting at $199
  • Three-step Anti-Frizz Treatment with a weekly take-home booster that lasts about five weeks
  • Keratin Damage Repair, a keratin treatment for damaged, dehydrated hair that is not a straightening treatment
  • Imported Spice Styling Series, Inphenom system and Clay Esthe EX
  • Virtual gift cards in $50, $75, $100 or $200 amounts, or a custom amount
Good for
  • Conservative or contemporary cuts
  • Kimono dressing
  • Clients who want to book in Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Korean or English
  • Men's haircuts
  • Gift giving
Treats
  • Frizz
  • Dry or weak hair
  • Damaged hair
  • Dehydrated hair
  • Scalp care
  • Color hold
  • Stray curls
  • Shine
  • Volume
Techniques
  • Silk press
  • Balayage
  • Full and partial highlights
  • Toner
  • Olaplex treatment
  • Japanese straight perm
  • Permanent wave
  • Keratin treatment
  • Scalp massage
  • Five-step color-hold treatment

Products & treatments

  • Spice Styling Series by Arimino, imported from Japan
  • Inphenom system, imported from Japan
  • Clay Esthe EX, imported from Japan
  • Shower Curl Style setting product

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