House of Blanco is moving, a space over 10 times the size of its existing salon!
Introducing House of Blanco Collective, Gibraltar’s newest and most exclusive space for creative individuals & wellness enthusiasts.
Partnering our usual services of quality hair, beauty & barbering with some new additions, elite skincare & aesthetics, luxury retail products & great coffee, House of Blanco is your new go-to spot.
According to the team at House of Blanco, they want to make our customers feel like more than just a cog in our project. Think of our new space as a shared creative hub, everything you could possibly need under one roof to look & feel your best self.
They expect to make the move to the new premises at 36 – 38 Engineer Lane in early February, so keep your eyes peeled on its social media channels for more announcements.
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