A calm, light-filled studio on Division Street where expert cuts, dimensional color, and honest conversation come standard.
“The best haircut I've had in Portland. Full stop.”
— 480+ five-star reviewsFerngrove opened in 2016 with a simple idea: a salon should feel like a deep breath. No pressure, no upsells—just skilled stylists who listen first and cut second.
We work with low-tox, cruelty-free product lines, source from Pacific Northwest makers wherever possible, and keep our chairs to a minimum so every appointment gets our full attention.
Every visit starts with a real conversation about your hair and your life.
Oway, Davines & Kevin Murphy—gentle on hair, the planet, and you.
Gender-neutral pricing and a space built for everyone.
Quotes before we start. No surprises at checkout.
Pricing is based on time and product, not gender. Final quotes are confirmed at your consultation.
New to the studio? Book a complimentary 15-minute consultation and we'll build a plan together.
Four chairs, four distinct specialties, one shared obsession with great hair.
Balayage, lived-in blondes, and the art of making color look like it grew that way.
Sharp bobs, textured crops, and curly cuts tailored to how you actually wear your hair.
Fashion colors, color melts, and bold transformations with healthy hair as the priority.
Event styling, keratin smoothing, and scalp care for hair that feels as good as it looks.
A few favorites from the chair. Follow along on Instagram for the daily feed.
I've been chasing the right blonde for years. Maya nailed it on the first visit and my hair has never been healthier. Worth every penny.
Jordan actually listened to what I wanted and gave me a cut that works with my curls instead of against them. Finally found my person.
The space is so calm and the whole team is lovely. Booking online took about 30 seconds. This is my salon now, no question.
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Tucked between a coffee roaster and a bookshop on SE Division. Street parking and bike racks out front.