Best Beauty Salon in Little Tokyo, CA

Little Tokyo sits at the eastern edge of Downtown LA, just minutes from the Historic Core and the Arts District, and it draws a steady crowd of residents, workers, and visitors who know the area well enough to expect more than average. If you are looking for a premium beauty salon in Los Angeles, California that covers hair, nails, skin, makeup, and more in one visit, Logunova Beauty Salon at 607 S Olive Street in the Heron Building is a short walk west from Little Tokyo, with parking garages in the surrounding blocks and easy Metro access via the A and E lines at the Little Tokyo/Arts District Station on 1st and Central.

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One Salon, Twelve Service Categories

Most salons in and around Little Tokyo specialize in one or two things. You might find a nail bar near Japanese Village Plaza, a blowout spot off 2nd Street, or a skincare clinic somewhere along Alameda. What you rarely find is one address that handles all of it at a consistent standard. That is the problem Logunova was built to solve.

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Our 3,000 sq ft salon covers 12 service categories: hair, nails, makeup, skincare, biorevitalization, body treatments, massage, eyelash and brow, permanent makeup, trichology, facial threading, and facial waxing. Every team member trains directly under co-founder Polina Logunova, recognized as Ukraine's number one hairstylist with more than 16 years of international experience. That training standard carries across every service we offer, not just hair.

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Hair Pricing and What to Expect

Women's haircuts start at $120, blowouts from $70, and color services from $130 for a root touch-up up to $700 for a full blond ombre, depending on technique. iTip extensions are available from $2.50 per strand. You can find the complete breakdown on our hair services page.

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For clients coming from Little Tokyo or the surrounding Arts District, our hours work in your favor. We are open seven days a week from 8 am to 7 pm and accept walk-ins alongside same-day appointments. There is no need to book a week out.

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Nails: Russian Manicure and More

The Russian Manicure is one of the most in-demand services we offer. It uses an e-file to work on dry cuticles with precision rather than soaking, producing a cleaner edge and a result that holds noticeably longer than a standard manicure. Pricing starts at $60 for the hygienic version, $85 for the gel finish, and $145 for hard gel extensions. Russian Pedicure pricing starts at $70.

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Our nail team trains through the Logunova Russian Manicure Nail Academy, an in-house program for nail artists mastering the e-file technique. You can browse the full nail services menu before booking.

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Skincare, Trichology, and Specialty Services

We also offer skincare facials, biorevitalization treatments (a skin rejuvenation category separate from standard facials), eyelash and brow services, permanent makeup, facial threading, facial waxing, and trichology consultations. Trichology is the study and treatment of scalp and hair health. 

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Clients dealing with hair thinning or scalp discomfort can book a consultation here without a separate referral or clinic visit. Pricing for these categories is not listed online, so contact the salon directly for details.

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Finding Us From Little Tokyo

From the heart of Little Tokyo on 1st Street, Logunova is roughly a 10 to 12-minute walk west through the Historic Core along Olive Street. If you are driving, the Heron Building at 607 S Olive Street sits close to several paid parking structures in the South Park and Historic Core area. Metro riders on the A or E line can exit at Little Tokyo/Arts District Station at 1st and Central and walk over. You can review all of our services on our Services page before your appointment. 

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About Little Tokyo

Little Tokyo is a compact neighborhood of roughly five city blocks in Downtown Los Angeles, running between Los Angeles Street to the west, Alameda Street to the east, 1st Street to the north, and 3rd Street to the south. It is one of only three official Japantowns in the United States, declared a National Historic Landmark District in 1995. The area includes the Japanese American National Museum, Japanese Village Plaza, Weller Court, and the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, alongside a mix of apartment buildings, offices, creative studios, and restaurants that keep foot traffic consistent throughout the week. 

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The Arts District borders Little Tokyo to the east along Alameda, adding studios, creative workspaces, and a growing residential population. Together, these make Little Tokyo and its surrounding blocks one of the more active corners of Downtown LA.