How pricing works here
Eight stylists means eight price lists. We don't print any, because they are theirs to set. Here is what sets them.
What decides the price
Each stylist sets their own prices, so the same service can cost a different amount from one chair to the next. What moves a price is the length and density of your hair, the technique, the time it takes, the products used and the stylist's experience. A quote comes before color or extensions.
Length and density
Technique and time
Products used
The stylist's experience
What the consultation covers
Color, extensions and corrections start with a consultation: your hair, your history, photos you bring, a plan and a time estimate. Whether a consultation is charged, and whether it counts toward the service, is your stylist's call and shows when you book.
Your hair and its history
Photos you bring
A plan and a time estimate
Deposits
Longer services (balayage, blonding, twists, updos and extension installs) take a deposit to hold the time. It goes toward your service, and the stylist's booking page tells you about it before you confirm.
Canceling or running late
Each stylist asks for notice and tells you how much when you book, usually a day for cuts and more for long color days. If you are running late, call the shop and we will let your stylist know.
Add-ons and changes on the day
A gloss, a treatment or a change of length on the day can be added if your stylist has the time. They tell you what it changes before they start, and you say yes first.
Tipping
Tipping is welcome and never expected. You tip your stylist directly, and the shop adds no service charge.
Gift cards and packages
Gift cards come in any amount and work with any stylist at the shop. Your stylist's own prices apply when it is used.
Ask a stylist for a quote
Book a consultation, or write to the shop and we will send your question to the right chair.