A holistic hair space for a totally new experience.
Expert stylists revolutionising natural hair care
Tamed & Wild, the sister salon of Manu Botanicals (previously Tame the Mane), was founded by four talented stylists who are passionate about plant-based cruelty-free hairdressing.
Our ethos is centered around wellbeing, inclusion and embracing hair in its natural state. We provide gentle hairdressing services that prioritise the health of your hair and the environment.
Explore what we offer
Gentle Products
At Tamed & Wild, we use a variety of naturally-based, cruelty-free products from ethical companies. Come visit us for a warm and welcoming experience that prioritises your hair's health and the planet's wellbeing. We offer traditional colour services and Henna.
Curly Hair Experience
We cut everyone’s hair. As curl enthusiasts, we appreciate all types of curls and offer "sculpting" cuts for curls and waves. This type of cut is typically done on dry hair, with some sections sprayed wet/damp as needed. We also cut straight hair and all genders are included in our list of services.
Mirror Options
We offer a mirror policy where you can choose to have it uncovered or not during certain parts of the process. Most prefer it covered for their comfort, but you can ask to have it uncovered if desired. Many other aspects are customisable to suit your needs including an option to book for privacy if you normally cover your hair.
Meet your Stylists
We have a growing team at Tamed and Wild, including three directors and a mix of employed and freelance stylists, each with their own unique style and schedule. We're always looking for talented people to join us! If that could be you, please reach out!
Treatment Room
from Ethical Beauty
Welcome to our inviting treatment room, where compassionate and dedicated people provide a range of holistic wellness and beauty treatments within a serene and tranquil space designed for your relaxation and rejuvenation.
“Beauty is no longer just about appearances; it’s become a meaningful part of our daily lives, influencing our routines and how we connect with the world. ”