Coiffure Top Hair

Schaffhausen · established 2008

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Three fixed-price bridal packages, two of them covering hair and make-up together, make up the wedding offer at Coiffure Top Hair, a hair salon at Alte Gasse 2 in Schaffhausen. It opened on 1 June 2008. Each package names its hours, what is in it and what it costs, which makes this a strong choice for a couple who want the total in front of them before they write to anyone.

Three packages, with the hours written beside the price (November 2026)

All prices include VAT.

  • Gold, CHF 490. Bridal hairstyle and make-up. It starts with a trial and consultation of about 2.5 hours, followed by about 3 hours of styling on the wedding day. That is a long, unhurried morning for the two parts of the look to come together.
  • Silver, CHF 310. Bridal hairstyle or make-up, one of the two. The trial and consultation take about 2 hours, the wedding-day styling 1 to 2 hours.
  • Bronze, CHF 270. Hairstyle and make-up together in about 2.5 hours, with no trial.

All three are priced without lashes and without travel costs. Gold is the only package that pairs a trial with both hair and make-up; Silver includes a trial for whichever of the two the bride books. Material is included while bridal jewelry is not. Wedding guests can book too, with hairstyling from CHF 80, make-up from CHF 45 and lashes at CHF 20. A plain day make-up is also available from CHF 45, and brow plucking, brow tinting or lash tinting cost CHF 12.50 each, or CHF 30 in combination.

Styling where you are getting ready

The salon will style a bride on location ("Wir Stylen Sie auch gerne vor Ort"), with travel costs charged on top. There is no per-kilometer rate and no list of towns covered, so a couple marrying away from Schaffhausen would ask for the travel figure when booking. For a wedding at a hotel or a lakeside venue, having the stylist come to the room where you are dressing spares you the drive to Alte Gasse on the morning itself.

Updo and wedding make-up training, year by year

The salon keeps a dated timeline, and a good part of it concerns bridal training. It reads as a record of people who keep learning the exact skills a wedding asks for.

  • The salon opened in June 2008. In August the same year, stylist Jacqueline completed her diploma as a colorist.
  • Jessica passed her apprenticeship exam in 2009, took three trainer modules in 2010, and passed the fourth module of the federal professional exam (Fachausweis) in 2013. She is the top stylist with the federal diploma, and a trainer.
  • In April 2016 Jessica took a two-day updo course with Patrick Cameron, covering party styles through to wedding hairstyles.
  • In August 2021 and February 2022 the salon took two updo courses with Susanne Giovanettoni.
  • In February 2023 came a course on professional day and wedding make-up, over three sessions, again with Susanne Giovanettoni.
  • A color masterclass in Winterthur with the partner company Trinity followed in 2024.

The team is three stylists: Jessica Bollinger, Jaqueline Neidhart (a diploma colorist, listed as Jacqueline on the team page) and Nicole Oberhofer. They count contact with people of every age among their strengths, which is useful when the party includes a mother, a bridesmaid and a flower girl.

A full-service salon behind the bridal packages

Wedding work is one part of a full price list. It covers women's cuts, color, highlights and perms, men's cuts, head massage and beard trims, and children's cuts by age, with a 15 percent discount for apprentices and students. Hair extensions joined the range in December 2009, after the team completed a Hair Talk product training. Other milestones include a men's haircut training and a blond-coloring course with Trinity, a Tour de Suisse customer event in 2017, a tenth-anniversary celebration in 2018, and an Advent party in 2019 held in support of the Radio Munot fundraising campaign.

Because everything is under one roof, the groom and the fathers can book a haircut at the same address, and a bride planning a color change ahead of the wedding can have the salon handle that too.

A second salon at Schönbühl

A second branch opened in June 2019 at Schönbühl, on the ground floor of the Ahorn building of the Lebensraum im Alter. It is open to residents and to outside visitors by appointment. Appointments there are taken by phone only, not online, and the team uses quality hairdressing products from Switzerland. Retired seniors get 10 percent off prices from CHF 70. The bridal packages are for the Alte Gasse salon, where booking goes through the online booking button on the main site.

Booking in German, with every price shown

The pages are entirely in German and English service is not mentioned, so a couple who want to talk through a look in English should ask about it when they first get in touch. The printed prices make that first message easy: you can name the package you want and the date.

For comparison, hair factory in Uhwiesen prices a separate civil-ceremony package at CHF 190 and a full package at CHF 490 (November 2026), while Coiffeur Salvatore charges a flat CHF 96 an hour for every service. Top Hair uses fixed packages with the hours stated beside each one, which suits a couple who like to know exactly what the morning will look like.

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