Let's fix the label before anything else: this is filed under gyms, but Lebanese Touch in Nasr City is a hair and beauty salon. Google tags it beauty_salon, and every review is about haircuts, coloring, and bridal styling. There's no training here. But there's plenty of consumer signal, so I'll treat it as what it is.
Color first, because that's the risk
The two lowest reviews both point at the same service, and that's the pattern you most need. From February 2020, one star: "They left the bleach on my hair for THREE WHOLE HOURS. The ladies section isn't experienced in hair dying and bleaching." From March 2020, another one star: "Worst hair colouring experience ever, had to do it all over again which ruined my hair." Two independent voices, weeks apart, both about coloring and bleaching going wrong. When failures cluster on one service like that, it stops being a single bad day and starts looking like a weak spot. If I were booking here, I'd be far more cautious about a full bleach than a trim, and I'd ask directly who does the color and how long the developer stays on.
What people actually praise
The positive reviews aren't about color at all, which is telling. An August 2018 five-star review says, "One word: AMAZING. Tony was a very professional stylist. 100% recommend." A November 2019 review calls it "very good style, professional people." So the praise concentrates on cutting and styling. The salon seems to earn its fans on the scissors, not the dye bottle.
The bridal review, read carefully
An April 2018 four-star review is the most balanced one here: "My wife got her done for our wedding. Mariam Maxim the make-up artist did a great job and Remon the hair stylist as well, but unfortunately they opened late, therefore she was one hour late for the wedding." Good work, real result, but a punctuality problem with high stakes. If you're booking for an event with a hard start time, that late-open note is worth raising when you schedule. Would you want to gamble an hour on your wedding day?
What that 4.3 is measuring
The average is 4.3 across 105 reviews, and that's a big enough sample to trust the shape of it. A 4.3 isn't a rave; it's a solid score with real drag underneath. Given what the written reviews show, the most likely reading is exactly what you'd expect: strong on cuts and styling, weaker and riskier on color and bleaching, with the occasional timing slip. The number and the words agree here rather than fighting.
What's missing
No review states a price for a cut, a color, or bridal packages. Hours aren't posted in this record, and there's no phone number or website on file, which makes booking ahead harder than it should be. The status reads OPERATIONAL. I won't invent prices or a booking line you'd mistake for confirmed fact.
Who it's not for
Anyone expecting a gym, obviously. Beyond that, anyone booking a major bleach or color transformation should weigh the two failed-color reviews and maybe ask hard questions first, or bring a photo and a firm time limit. For cuts and styling, the fans are more confident.
FAQ
Is Lebanese Touch a gym?
No. It's a hair and beauty salon in Nasr City, Cairo. Every review covers haircuts, coloring, and bridal styling.
What's the main complaint?
Coloring and bleaching. Two separate one-star reviews, from February and March 2020, describe damaged hair after color services.
What does it do well?
Cutting and styling. Positive reviews single out stylists by name and praise the "style" and professionalism.
How much do services cost?
No review lists a price, and there's no phone number or website on file. You'd need to visit to ask about rates and booking.