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A back-of-head mirror shows the customer the result from behind—the last thing they see before getting up from the chair. Here you’ll find our selection, from the simple handheld mirror to the double-sided mirror that shows the back and side at the same time. It’s a small detail in the haircut, but it makes a big difference to whether the customer leaves the chair feeling confident about the result.
There are four things worth considering before you choose.
A single mirror shows the customer the back of their head—the classic and most common choice for most haircuts. A double-sided mirror has a mirror on both inner sides and folds out so the customer can see the back and side of their head at the same time, a technique many barber professionals use for fade cuts and precision work. If you do a lot of layered cuts or barbering where the customer needs to assess several angles at once, the double-sided mirror is the more practical solution, although the single mirror is perfectly suitable for most everyday haircuts.
A handheld mirror with a handle gives you full control over the angle, and you can move it according to the customer’s height and hairstyle. A wall-mounted mirror, on the other hand, means you don’t have to hold it throughout the entire viewing, which can be practical if you need both hands free for something else at the same time. Some mirrors can be used both ways—handheld via a built-in loop and mounted on the wall with an included bracket—if you want the flexibility to choose from one occasion to the next.
A mirror measuring around 28 cm in diameter is large enough to show an ordinary neckline and most hairstyle details without becoming heavy or awkward to hold for extended periods. If you often need to show more of the entire back of the head, for example with longer hairstyles or updos, a larger or double-sided mirror can give the customer a better overall impression. A mirror that is too small may need to be moved several times to show the entire result, unnecessarily extending the viewing itself.
If the mirror is to hang on the wall, a bracket is usually included, typically made of steel. Some models are also available with a black bracket as an optional accessory if you would rather have it blend in with the salon’s other black details. Consider whether you want to mount the mirror permanently in one place or prefer to take it to several stations. This determines whether a fixed wall bracket or a loose handheld solution best suits your workflow.
SLIM is a lightweight, black back-of-head mirror with a flat design. It can either be hung up using the built-in loop or mounted on the wall with the included steel bracket. TWINS is a foldable double-sided mirror in anthracite with a mirror on both inner sides and handles on both sides. When unfolded, it shows the back and side of the head at the same time—a technique that is particularly widespread among barber professionals.
Efalock makes both mirrors in the selection. It is a German brand known for simple, functional salon equipment without unnecessary extras. Both models are designed for daily use in a busy salon rather than as purely decorative furniture. If you’re looking for a wider selection of mirrors, including larger freestanding and wall-mounted models for the rest of the salon, you’ll find the complete range under mirrors.
Four things are always included, whichever back-of-head mirror you choose. Price match: We’re happy to match the price of an item, so you always get the best price. Fast shipping: No hidden fees or delivery costs associated with your order. 14-day returns: If you change your mind, we’re ready to help. Terms and conditions apply. 2-year warranty: We always offer at least a 2-year warranty on our furniture and equipment. See the full terms in our terms and conditions.
Not sure which back-of-head mirror is right for your salon? Visit our showroom in Viborg, where you can see and try them in person and feel the difference in weight and size before making your decision. If a visit isn’t possible right now, you can always contact us, and we’ll help you choose the right one based on how your salon works.
A mirror around 28 cm in diameter is suitable for most ordinary haircuts and shows the neckline clearly without being too heavy to hold. If you often work with longer hairstyles or updos where the customer needs to see more of the back of the head at once, a larger or double-sided mirror can provide a better overall view. If you’re unsure, the standard size is the safe choice, as it covers most treatments without compromising ease of use. Conversely, a mirror that is too large may feel heavy to hold throughout a busy day with many customers in a row.
A handheld mirror gives you the most control over the angle and is easy to move according to the customer’s height, while a wall-mounted mirror keeps your hands free if you need to use them for something else at the same time. Some models can be used both ways—by hand via a built-in loop and mounted on the wall with an included bracket. If you’re often alone in the salon and need flexibility, a model with both options is the most practical long-term investment, as you won’t be limited to just one workflow from the start.
A single mirror only shows the back of the head and is the most common choice for ordinary haircuts. A double-sided mirror has a mirror on both inner sides, so the customer can see the back and side of the head at the same time when it is unfolded—a technique many barber professionals use for fade cuts and precision work. If you rarely do this type of haircut, a single mirror is usually sufficient, and you also save a little on your investment without compromising everyday use. If your salon expands into more barber-related services over time, it may make sense to invest in the double-sided mirror from the start.
Use a soft cloth and a mild glass cleaner to avoid streaks and scratches on the surface. Avoid harsh cleaning products or paper with a rough texture, as these can wear down the surface over time and make the mirror’s reflection less sharp. A quick wipe between each customer is usually enough to keep the mirror presentable throughout a busy day, without requiring a fixed cleaning routine beyond the salon’s usual tidying. If you wipe it immediately after use, you’ll also prevent hair or colour residue from drying onto the surface and becoming more difficult to remove later.
You get at least a 2-year warranty on all back-of-head mirrors, whichever one you choose. The warranty covers manufacturing defects in the mirror itself, the handle and any included bracket, so you’re covered if something fails during normal use in the salon, whether it happens shortly after purchase or later during the warranty period. Normal wear, such as scratches from daily use, is expected over time and is not covered as a manufacturing defect, just as with most other furniture and equipment in a busy salon. If something does break within the warranty period, contact us and we’ll find a solution together.
