Hair Salon and Barber Email List in Portugal

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Last update: July 2026File type: CSV/Excel

SphereScout coverage for Hair Salons in Portugal

SphereScout indexes 29,000+ public business listings categorized as Hair Salons in Portugal. 1,500+ businesses (7%) have at least one email address; 24,000+ (84%) have at least one phone number.

Public business listings
29,000+
Businesses with email
1,500+ (7%)
Unique email addresses
1,500+
Businesses with phone
24,000+ (84%)
Unique phone numbers
24,000+

Where these listings are concentrated

  • Lisboa4,000+14.6% of this dataset
  • Porto3,000+10.9% of this dataset
  • Setúbal1,500+5.7% of this dataset
  • Braga1,500+5.4% of this dataset

These figures describe SphereScout's current coverage of public business listings in Portugal. They are not an official count of every business or licensed professional. Records marked permanently closed are excluded.

What the Portugal hair salons and barbers database contains

This Portugal file brings together public cabeleireiro and barbearia profiles for B2B prospecting. It supplies available establishment contacts and locations, not customer appointments, staff directories, tax records, assigned CAE codes, licensing evidence or named owners.

What one row represents

A row represents a Portuguese cabeleireiro, salão or barbearia with a public establishment profile. A neighbourhood shop may publish a general inbox or direct number for the owner; a network can list several establishments and centralise selected purchases. The row is not a personal hairdresser record.

Included in this database

  • Portuguese establishments mapped to public Hair Salon, Unisex Hairdresser and Barber Shop categories.
  • Available name, category, morada, district, municipality, locality, postcode, website, business email, telephone and public links.
  • Independent shops and network or franchise establishments where each maintains a separate public profile.

Not included

  • Client files, bookings, treatment notes, loyalty programmes, private ratings or payment history.
  • Guaranteed proprietors, managers, purchasers, stylists, chair renters, team size, turnover or brands in use.
  • NIF, Commercial Register entries, confirmed CAE activity, professional qualifications, municipal permissions or inspections.
  • Evidence that a business offers colouring, extensions, textured-hair expertise, beard work, home visits, nails or clinical treatments.

Fields available when published

  • Business or establishment name and public category
  • Address, district, municipality, city, and postcode
  • Website and public profile links
  • Business email addresses
  • Phone numbers

Need a narrower market in Portugal?

Use district and municipality to create the territory, then check websites and booking pages for cabeleireiro, barbearia, colour, extensions, mobile service and group ownership. Confirm whether the establishment or head office chooses suppliers.

Qualify the establishment before outreach

CAE Rev.4 96210 brings hairdressing salons and barbers together. SphereScout selects public categories rather than CAE codes, but this boundary supports the combined hair and barber scope while beauty care remains separate.

Cabeleireiro, unisex salon, or barbearia?

Why it changes the sale

Colour and treatment businesses need technical ranges and wash-area stock; barberias buy clippers, blades, shaving care, beard retail and purpose-built stations.

Where to start

Public category, website, service menu, social profiles, phone

Independent establishment or network?

Why it changes the sale

An owner-operated Portuguese salon usually chooses suppliers. A franchise or brand can negotiate products, booking software, marketing and fit-out for the network while local teams buy consumables.

Where to start

Name, address, website, brand, location count, public profiles

Premises, cadeira rental, or mobile service?

Why it changes the sale

A full salon has wash units, laundry and premises costs; a professional renting a chair or working ao domicílio carries less stock and uses independent booking, payment and insurance.

Where to start

Address, website, booking page, service-area wording, phone

Sample Preview

Preview the exact data you'll receive.

CompanyLocationPhoneEmailWebsite
A Oliveira - Studio & Head SPALeiria, Leiriaj***@h***.comnoona.pt/joanadeoliveira
IbeautyPaço de Arcos, Lisboa35 1 ** ** 65n***@n***.ptwww.oeirasparque.com/lojas/saude-e-beleza/ibeauty-cosmetics/-/7/0/261
SChique Cabeleireiro Estética Fotodepilação MassagemTerrugem, Lisboa35 1 ** ** 27a***@g***.comschique.buk.pt
Klemente barber shopGandra, Porto35 1 ** ** 79b***@g***.combuk.pt/klemente-barbershop
B HairdesignEsteval, Faro35 1 ** ** 13s***@b***.ptwww.bhairdesign.pt
The Vanity Beauty StudioFunchal, Madeira35 1 ** ** 92i***@l***.comthevanitybstudio.com
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Related business types included

This file includes closely related business types so your prospecting scope is not too narrow.

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Who uses a Portugal hair salons and barbers database

Build a Portuguese sales area, separate the visible shop models and then validate the service menu and purchasing route before outreach.

Professional haircare, colour, barbering, and consumables

Practical use

Separate colour salons, cutting shops, and barbearias before presenting technical colour, care, styling, shaving, capes, gloves, towels, hygiene, or retail stock.

Useful fields

District, municipality, category, website, email, phone

Chairs, wash units, fit-out, laundry, and maintenance

Practical use

Map commercial streets and neighbourhoods for cadeiras, espelhos, rampas de lavagem, lighting, ventilation, linen, cleaning, equipment repair and salon works.

Useful fields

Address, postcode, website, phone, establishment profile

Booking, POS, payments, CRM, marketing, and staffing

Practical use

Inspect booking and payment links before offering appointments, reminders, deposits, terminals, stock, payroll, recruitment, reputation management or controls for several establishments.

Useful fields

Website, booking flow, location count, email, phone

How SphereScout prepares this business contact CSV

SphereScout turns public business profiles into a category-and-location export. The process uses the business categories shown in the current page breakdown and keeps official registers, classifications, licences, and inspections separate from the file.

  1. Match the displayed business categories

    SphereScout selects public business profiles matching the categories shown in the current page breakdown. These labels define the file's scope but do not replace official activity codes or authorizations.

  2. Structure available public details

    SphereScout organizes the available business name, category, location, website, email, phone, and public profile fields, then normalizes and deduplicates contact values for export.

  3. Publish coverage and deliver the CSV

    SphereScout refreshes public business profiles regularly, publishes the latest collection date and available coverage totals, and delivers the selected records as a structured CSV.

See collection timing and source methodology

Using business contacts in Portugal

Unsolicited electronic marketing to subscribers that are legal persons can operate without prior consent until they object, subject to the applicable national opposition list, clear sender identity and a valid stop route. A natural-person subscriber, including a business carried on by a natural person, normally requires prior express consent unless the narrow existing-customer exception applies. GDPR also applies whenever an address identifies a person.

Read ANACOM's rules and CNPD Guideline 1/2022
  • Establish whether the subscriber is a legal or natural person; a domain, trading name or generic-looking inbox does not prove legal form.
  • For legal persons, screen the relevant national opposition list and your own suppression records before each campaign.
  • Do not send electronic marketing to a natural-person subscriber without prior express consent unless every condition of the existing-customer exception is satisfied.
  • When a contact identifies an individual, document the lawful basis, necessity, expectations and data source; public availability or purchasing the file does not replace that assessment.
  • Give the required privacy information when personal data came from a public source or third party.
  • Do not hide the sender and provide a simple, valid and free objection or unsubscribe route in every message.
  • Stop marketing after an objection and keep only the details needed on a suppression list to prevent renewed contact.
  • A telephone number is not permission to make a marketing call. Check current channel rules, applicable opposition lists and previous do-not-contact requests before calling.

Segment records before outreach

Confirmed legal person
Evidence to establishAn NIPC or other reliable entity evidence, matching name and head office, and confirmation that the address or domain belongs to that legal person.
Email treatmentThe business opt-out regime can apply after opposition-list and suppression checks. Meet GDPR duties as well if the address identifies somebody.
Natural-person business
Evidence to establishConfirmation of an individual trader, independent professional or another subscriber that is a natural person.
Email treatmentDo not send unsolicited electronic marketing without prior express consent or full satisfaction of the existing-customer exception.
Unresolved legal form
Evidence to establishA trading name without a reliable match, webmail, conflicting data or no dependable evidence of subscriber type.
Email treatmentRemove it from electronic outreach until subscriber type is resolved, or apply the stricter natural-person rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this Portugal database include barber shops?
Yes. Portugal's owner file consolidates the Hair Salon, Unisex Hairdresser and Barber Shop categories, and barbearias can still be recognised in the visible breakdown.
Is this the same as the Portugal Beauty Salon list?
No. Use this file when hairdressing or barbering defines the target. Beauty Salon remains separate for beauty-care businesses.
Does every row identify the owner or hairdresser?
No. A Portuguese independent shop's general contact commonly reaches the proprietor or reception, but the export does not promise a person's identity. Networks may publish establishment or central details.
Does every hairdresser have an email address?
No. Check the Portugal counters for current email and phone coverage and review the masked sample to see the record structure before paying.
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