Salam Natali. Yes, Muslim women go to beauty salons. I guess they do that more than others :). " Feek os sh3aree hala2" Can you cut my hair right now? 90% right>>>> You must say "T2os" not "os". " Bas la7sa" Just in a moment. 90% right. "la7za" not "la7sa". :D " Bas asrou shwey, Tayeb"? Just trim it a little, Okay? 80% right. You must use "meshe" rather than "tayeb" and the haircut says :"Tayeb" as a answer. " Sh3aree muasaf" My hair is damaged. 100% right. :P " Shwey, bas sh3arek 7eloo wa na'am kaman" A little, but your hair is nice and soft. right 100%. "Mata mashat sh3rak a5er marra? "When was the lastime you comb your hair? 90% right.. You must say "mashatet" not "mashat".. We say "he mashat sha3ro" but" you mashatet sha3rak" . "Al youm aSb7 , leysh"? Today in the morning, why? 100% right...hehehe.."leysh" used in the dialect of south Lebanon :D "Sheklak kannat mashat men sana". You look like you didn't comb your hair for a year. 90% right.. Here you must use weather sheklak or ka2annak(not kannat)..So you must eliminate sheklak or ka2annak and the sentence become right :). " Bijad? Hadha lee'anee sh3aree taweel" Really? This is because my hair is long. 100% right .:D " Leysh ma ta5lok?" ( I think it means " why don't you get a haricut") No..You meant :leysh ma te7lok(we write "te7lo2" and in Fos7a "To7loq")? It means : why you don't cut your hair?.. ta5lok means create. "Sadeknee, ma 3andee waqt arou7 l' 7alaq" Believe me, I don't have time to go to the barber. 100% right :D 3'fikra, "7alaq" in Levantine Arabic is "7ale2" or "7ale2a" for female hair stylist, Sa7? :) Yes..But we say "gwaffera" instead of "7ale2a". :). Good luck.

no natali we go to beauty salons but it's kind different here cuz here . there is asalons for men which called ( 7alaq) (Barber) and other for just women it's called (quafer) (female hairdresser)

i think that Levantine Arabic is the most amazing part in Arabic so it's good chose :) 1>>>> " Feek os sh3aree hala2" > Feek t2os sha3ree hala2 ( but it's not polite to us !) فيك تأص شعري هلأ ؟ so usually we say : " Mumken t2os sha3ree hala2 ممكن تأص شعري هلأ " or " M3leh t2os sha3ree hala2 eza sam7et ! معليه تأص شعري هلأ إذا سمحت" " Bas la7sa" correct or " stana shwey ستنا شوي " or " khlik m3i shwey خليك معي شوي" ( khlik m3i = wait ) " Bas asrou shwey, Tayeb"? > asroun shwey , mashy قصرون شوي , ماشي ?! or asroun shwey eza sam7et قصرون شوي إذا سمحت( eza sam7et = please ) " Sh3aree muasaf" > Sha3ree feh ta2asouf ( better i think ) شعري فيه تأصف " Shwey, bas sh3arek 7eloo wa na'am kaman" 90% correct > shwey , bas sha3rek 7loo w na'em kman also u can say : " mu kteer , 3 fikra sha3rek 7loo w na'em kman , ma sha'a allah " ( مو كتير mu kteer = Not much = a little ) (ماشاء الله ma sha'a allah = wow ) 2>>>> Lebanese arabic "Mata mashat sh3rak a5er marra? " > " emat mashatet sha3rak a5er ( akher ) mara ? " إيمت ممشط شعرك آخر مره ؟ "Al youm aSb7 , leh"? 100% اليوم الصبح ، ليه ؟ "Sheklak kannat mashat men sana". > " shaklak mesh mmashat sha3rak men seneh " شكلك مش ممشط شعرك من سنه " Bijad? Hadha lee'anee sh3aree taweel" > " bjad ? haida le'ano sha3ree taweel " بجد ؟ هيدا لأنو شعري طويل " Leysh ma ta5lok?" > " 7l2o ya zlmeh = Cut your hair " or " lesh ma ta7l2on ?" "Sadeknee, ma 3andee waqt arou7 l' 7alaq" " mesh fadi , ma 3andi wa2et la rou7 3and l' 7ala2 " مش فاضي ، ما عندي وئت لروح لعند الحلاء 2=ء= a' done :) btw , "7alaq" in Levantine Arabic is "7ala2= man who cut hair = Barber" not " 7ale2 = verb in past" "7ale2a= verb in past " "7ala2a=woman who cut hair" for female hair stylist hope you find what you ask for :)

Your way in arabic is good but there alot of way in arabic to speak As an examble egyptian arabic not like saudi or in lebnan there is some difference

I didn't say it's forbidden for women to go to beauty salon. I have a salon and I have muslim customers, so I know. Yes, I know I should write in Arabic letters, but I don't know how to write in Sham Arabic, colloquial dialect.