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Beauty Salon Oxford

We are Oxford's oldest independent beauty salon and have been at our current site in a beautiful old Georgian building in central Oxford  since 1968.   TAO offers a wide range of beauty treatments from relaxing massages to maintenance beauty for lashes and nails all to keep you looking wonderful with minimal effort. 

 

Everyone will be welcomed at TAO by our team our professional and friendly staff, from visitors to Oxford, city centre workers and students.  The wonderful thing about TAO, is the staff, it is what keeps our customers coming back. 

 

So when you are in Oxford, whether you are visiting, studying or working in the city take some time out to treat yourself. 

"I came to get my ears pierced today and I couldn't have asked for a better place! I was a bit nervous to find a place to get them done (as I'm a bit new to the area) but honestly my experience was 10/10! We shall see how they heal up but I am delighted with the service!"

“The business is named after an ancient Chinese philosophy, which had as one of its central concepts a kind of happiness or inner peace of mind – in other words, just the sort of feeling with which we hope to imbue our clients with after treatment. “
Mrs E Ingram  – TAO founder - 1935

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"All the beauticians and other staff at Tao have a great attitude and I have always felt very welcome on every visit. Every treatment is carried out with knowledge, attention to detail and care. I would recommend the Tao for everything from both front of house to expertise on all treatments."

Opening Hours
Monday 09:00 - 17:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:30
Thursday 09:00 - 19:30
Friday 09:00 - 17:30
Saturday 09:00 - 15:00
Sunday and Bank Holidays Closed

"I have been going to Tao for many years now. All the staff are incredibly professional and skilled. I owe a lot to Sue and always leave feeling positive and well looked after! Highly recommend their services."

TAO has a rich and interesting history, you can find out more here - History of Oxford TAO