7 Best Brooms for Hair Salons 2026

If you’re drowning in loose strands and tired of chasing debris across slick salon floors, the ForPro Extendable Salon Broom delivers a game-changing grip on hair and fine particles like few others. Its unique rubber bristles aren’t just soft on surfaces — they actually generate static friction that pulls in hair and dust, clumping them together for effortless collection. The adjustable aluminum handle (31.5”–51.5”) ensures ergonomic comfort for stylists of any height, solving the universal pain point of constant bending during quick cleanups between clients.

In real-world salon use, this broom excels on hardwood, tile, and laminate, where it effortlessly corrals wet or dry hair into tidy piles without scattering. The non-scratch rubber bristles are gentle enough for daily use yet powerful enough to handle post-cutting messes, including damp clippings near sinks. While it’s less effective on deep-pile carpets or outdoor gravel, that’s not its purpose — and it knows its lane. The lightweight build makes it easy to maneuver under chairs and basins, though very fine lint can occasionally slip through if not swept slowly.

Compared to the bulkier Eyliden or basic Amazon Basics models, the ForPro strikes a perfect balance between precision and reach, making it ideal for professionals who need fast, reliable cleanup in tight, high-traffic environments. It outshines stiffer plastic brooms by actually trapping hair instead of pushing it, and while the MR.SIGA offers more functions, it lacks the focused salon-ready design of this model. For salons prioritizing efficiency, hygiene, and floor safety, the ForPro broom delivers superior performance with a cleaner, more professional finish than multipurpose alternatives.

When durability meets no-nonsense functionality, the Amazon Basics Heavy-Duty Broom stands out as a workhorse built for punishment, not polish. Its extra-stiff plastic bristles and three-piece interlocking handle make it a go-to for garages, patios, and backrooms where wet leaves, gravel, or sawdust demand brute-force sweeping. This isn’t a delicate tool for fine dust — it’s engineered to push heavy debris without bending, solving the frustration of flimsy brooms that fray after one season.

In practice, this broom dominates in outdoor and industrial environments, where its stiff bristles slice through mud, mulch, and coarse dirt with minimal effort. The breakdown design allows for compact storage in cramped closets or service vans, while the full 54-inch extension keeps users upright during long cleaning sessions. However, on smooth indoor floors like tile or hardwood, it tends to scatter fine particles rather than gather them, and its rigid bristles can scratch delicate surfaces if used carelessly. It’s also overkill for salons — too bulky and aggressive for hair cleanup.

Against the sleek ForPro or versatile MR.SIGA, this broom trades finesse for raw power — a clear win for value-driven buyers who prioritize toughness over precision. While it lacks specialty features like rubber grips or squeegees, it delivers unmatched resilience for harsh conditions at a fraction of the cost. If your space sees heavy foot traffic, outdoor messes, or industrial use, this broom offers bulletproof performance without the premium price tag of multi-functional models.

The Eyliden Broom is a powerhouse of precision and reach, engineered for those who refuse to compromise on coverage or comfort. Its 57-inch steel handle eliminates back strain, letting even taller users sweep standing straight — a godsend for large salons or commercial spaces with expansive flooring. The 45° angled head and split-end bristle technology are where it truly shines: the stiff black bristles move heavy debris while the split tips capture fine dust others leave behind, solving the dual challenge of coarse and fine messes in one pass.

During real-world testing, this broom proved exceptionally effective on concrete, tile, and laminate, effortlessly handling post-styling hair piles and tracked-in dirt. The 14.1-inch wide head covers ground quickly, reducing sweep time in high-traffic areas like lobbies or salon floors. Its three-row PET memory bristles resist splaying and spring back after use, maintaining shape over time — a critical advantage over cheaper plastic models. That said, the rigid steel shaft makes it less maneuverable in tight corners, and the angled head, while great for edges, can be awkward when pushing debris into a narrow dustpan.

Next to the ForPro, the Eyliden offers greater reach and durability, but at the cost of salon-specific finesse. It outperforms the Amazon Basics in dust control and floor protection, yet isn’t as nimble as the Superio for under-furniture cleaning. Ideal for larger salons, spas, or mixed-use spaces needing a single tool for both heavy outdoor debris and daily indoor maintenance, it delivers commercial-grade performance with better dust containment than most rivals — a smarter long-term investment than basic brooms, even if slightly overbuilt for small studios.

Meet the Multifunction Magic Broom — a revolution in hybrid cleaning that redefines what a broom can do in fast-paced salon environments. With a 180-degree swivel head and silicone blades, it doesn’t just sweep — it scrapes, dries, and glides through wet zones like shampoo stations or entryways with puddled water. The silicone edge acts as a squeegee, pulling liquid into manageable pools, while the wide bristle base collects hair and grime, solving the messy handoff between broom and mop.

In action, this broom shines in wet/dry transition zones, where traditional brooms fail. After a floor rinse or rainy-day tracking, it clears water in seconds — no need for towels or mops. The adjustable 54-inch handle keeps your posture upright, and the swivel head navigates under cabinets, sinks, and styling chairs with surgical precision. It handles pet and human hair well, though extremely dense piles may require multiple passes. On smooth surfaces like tile or vinyl, it’s flawless; on carpets, however, it’s ineffective — a trade-off for its squeegee design.

Compared to the ForPro or kelamayi, this broom merges floor drying and sweeping in a way no other does, making it ideal for salons with frequent wet-floor scenarios. While the MR.SIGA offers similar functions, this model’s swivel agility and lower price give it an edge in tight spaces. It lacks a built-in dustpan, but its dual-action capability saves time and steps during cleanup. For salons wanting one tool to handle hair, water, and oil spills, this Magic Broom delivers unmatched versatility in a single, easy-rinse unit.

The kelamayi Upgrade Broom and Dustpan Set transforms the tedious broom-and-dustpan dance into a one-pull, no-mess operation, thanks to its built-in self-cleaning teeth — a true innovation for salons drowning in hair cleanup. The four-row dense bristles grab clumps of human and pet hair with ease, while the rubber-lipped dustpan with comb teeth lets you scrape the broom clean in a single motion, eliminating hand contact with debris. This solves the biggest salon pain point: hygienic, efficient disposal without finger-picking bristles.

In daily use, the extendable 38–50-inch handle ensures comfortable upright sweeping, and the clip-on storage keeps the set compact and off the floor — perfect for small salons or shared workspaces. The broom performs exceptionally on hardwood, tile, and laminate, gathering hair into tight rolls that slide neatly into the pan. The teeth mechanism works smoothly, though tangled hair may occasionally jam if not pre-loosened. It’s less effective on coarse outdoor debris, but that’s not its mission — it’s built for indoor precision and hygiene.

Against the ForPro, which lacks a dustpan, or the Superio, which requires manual cleaning, the kelamayi set offers superior workflow integration. While the Multifunction Magic broom handles liquids better, it doesn’t match this set’s hair-disposal efficiency. Ideal for stylists needing fast, sanitary cleanup between clients, it delivers a closed-loop sweeping system that prioritizes cleanliness and convenience, making it a standout for salons where time and hygiene are non-negotiable.

The Superio 16” Slim Silicone Salon Broom is a precision instrument for tight spaces, designed for the stylist who needs to sweep under sinks, chairs, or basins without rearranging the entire station. Its ultra-slim 16” x 1” profile slips effortlessly into cramped zones where full-sized brooms can’t reach, solving a common salon blind spot. Crafted from 100% silicone, it’s non-toxic, allergy-safe, and resistant to hair tangling, making it ideal for environments where hygiene and client sensitivities matter.

In real-world use, the 180° swivel head allows for effortless under-furniture sweeping, while the silicone bristles generate static to pull in loose hair and fine dust in one pass. It excels at daily touch-ups — think post-blowout cleanup or quick sweeps behind shampoo bowls. The three-part detachable handle breaks down to just 18 inches, making it perfect for travel, RVs, or compact salon storage. However, its narrow width means larger areas take longer to cover, and it lacks a dustpan, requiring transfer to another tool for disposal.

Compared to the ForPro or kelamayi, this broom isn’t meant to replace a full-size cleaner — it’s a specialized tool for spot maintenance. While the MR.SIGA offers more functions, it can’t match this model’s space-saving agility. For salons with cluttered workspaces or mobile stylists needing a discreet, easy-rinse broom, the Superio delivers unrivaled access and portability, making it the ultimate detailing companion rather than a primary sweeper.

The MR.SIGA Pet Hair Removal Rubber Broom is a Swiss Army knife of floor cleaning, engineered to tackle hair, spills, and dust in one seamless motion — a major time-saver for busy salons. Its triple threat design — rubber brush for hair, integrated squeegee for liquids, and microfiber cloth for dusting — eliminates tool switching, directly addressing the inefficiency of juggling multiple cleaners. The 61-inch adjustable steel handle ensures maximum reach, letting you sweep ceilings, walls, or high shelves without a ladder.

In practice, the rubber bristles excel at lifting pet and human hair from carpets and hard floors, forming neat clumps for easy pickup. The squeegee edge handles water spills instantly, ideal for cleaning up after floor rinses or rainy-day messes. The included microfiber cloth adds a polishing step, capturing fine dust after sweeping — a rare bonus. However, the bulkier head can be unwieldy in tight corners, and the rubber blade wears faster on abrasive surfaces like concrete. It’s also heavier than dedicated salon brooms, making it tiring for prolonged use.

Next to the ForPro, it offers more functions but less salon focus; compared to the Multifunction Magic broom, it has greater height adjustability and an extra cloth, but a less agile swivel. Best suited for multi-role spaces — salons with retail areas, spas with wet zones, or home studios with pets — it delivers exceptional versatility at a competitive feature-to-price ratio, trading some specialization for unmatched all-in-one utility.