Go back to your saved places

Your saved salons are listed under Favorites in your profile. Search that list by name, category, or city, and sort it by recently saved or alphabetical order.

1 min read · Updated August 28, 2026

In short

  • Favorites belongs to your signed-in client account.
  • Choose a saved card to return to that salon's page.
  • You can search, sort, or remove places from the list.

Where to find it: Profile › Favorites

The list shows each saved salon's name and available category, city, rating, and photos. Opening a saved card returns you to its page; it does not start a booking or charge you.

  1. Open Profile and choose Favorites. If you are signed out, Gloa asks you to sign in.
  2. Search by salon name, category, or city if you have a long list.
  3. Choose a saved card to open the salon page.
Recently savedNewest saves first
A–ZSalon names in alphabetical order
My Favorites list is empty.Check that you are signed in to the client account you used when saving, then save a salon from its marketplace page if needed.
A saved salon disappears after I choose its bookmark.The bookmark on a saved card removes it after you confirm.
Search finds nothing in Favorites.Clear the Favorites search field; it filters only your saved list.

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  • Save a place you like — Use the bookmark on a marketplace salon page to add it to Favorites. You need to sign in, and saving a place does not book or charge anything.
  • Search for a salon, professional, or treatment — Search by a salon or independent professional's name, a city, or a treatment category, then open a result to learn more.
  • Search near you and manage location permission — Location access lets Gloa centre the map on you, show your distance from a result, and rank nearby places. You can still browse the map without sharing your position.
  • Read a salon or professional result — Each result identifies a salon or an independent professional and can show photos, treatment categories, rating, location, distance, and a starting price when that information is available.