Before your visit
You do not need to arrive with the perfect description. A few references and a sense of what you want to change are enough to begin.
Two or three references are often more useful than a long collection. Explain what you like about them: the fringe, the shape, the colour or the overall feeling. A picture is a conversation starter, rather than a promise of an identical result.
How do you wear your hair on a busy morning? Do you enjoy styling it, or prefer something straightforward? Mention the time and effort you want to spend between appointments. That helps keep the conversation practical.
For a colour conversation, explain previous colouring and other treatments as clearly as you can. If you are unsure of a detail, say so. The proposed service and any preparation or testing requirements should be confirmed before the appointment.
Make sure you understand what is proposed, the quote, the expected time and what looking after the result will involve. A booking request begins that conversation; it does not answer every question on its own.
A restyle consultation is a useful starting point. Explain what you want to feel different, and bring examples of the direction you are drawn to.
Yes. Choose the colour consultation option to explore the starting point before a specific service is agreed.
No. This is a concept website. The preferences are samples and no request is sent.
Choose a consultation and try the simple request journey.