How pricing works
We don't print a price list, because four stylists don't share one. Here is what sets yours.
What decides the price
Your price follows the length and density of your hair, the technique, the products used and the time it takes. A short cut and a full day of braids are different afternoons. You get a quote before color, and the booking page shows the price for the stylist and service you pick.
Length and density
The technique
Time in the chair
Products used
Four of us share this room and each runs her or his own business, so each sets their own prices. A senior stylist's price for the same service differs from a newer stylist's, and the booking page shows each person's price before you choose.
What the consultation covers
Color, braids and any new look start with a conversation about your hair, your history and what you want, with a plan and a time at the end. Whether a consultation is charged, and whether it counts toward your service, is each stylist's call and shows when you book.
Deposits
Long services, such as color over two hours, twists and braids, take a deposit to hold the time. The menu marks each one. The amount is your stylist's, and it goes toward your service.
Canceling or running late
We ask for 24 hours' notice to move or cancel, and 48 hours for services over three hours, because your stylist has set the time aside for you. If you're running late, call or text the shop and your stylist will say what still fits.
Add-ons and changes on the day
A gloss, a conditioning step or a trim can be added when you book or on the day. Your stylist tells you what it adds in time and price before beginning, and you say yes first.
Tipping
Tips are welcome and never expected. Leave one at the desk or when you pay, and it goes to the stylist who did your hair.
Ready to see your price?
Choose a stylist and a service, and the booking page shows what that stylist asks.