Haircuts

It depends on the shape. Short cuts and sharp lines lose their outline first, so they usually need attention sooner. Long layers and grown-out styles can go longer, as long as the ends stay healthy and the layers still sit where they should.

Bang and neck trims bridge the gap. A bang trim keeps fringe out of your eyes, and a neck trim tidies the hairline on a short cut so the whole shape looks fresh again. Neither replaces a full cut, but both buy you time.

Your stylist will suggest a timeline at the end of your visit, based on how fast your hair grows and how you wear it.

Come with your hair styled the way you normally wear it. That shows your stylist your part, your cowlicks and the habits that shape how a cut sits day to day. If you wear it up most days, say so. Say whether you wear your hair curly or straight.

Bring two or three photos of cuts you like, and one you do not. The photo you dislike is often the most useful, because it tells your stylist what to avoid. Think about how much styling time you want each morning.

For a child's haircut, let your child pick a photo too. A child who helped choose the cut tends to sit more happily in the chair.

If your hair falls well past your shoulders, or it takes a long time to dry at home, book the long/thick haircut. Dense hair needs more sectioning, cutting and drying, and this booking accounts for that. If you are unsure, book a free consultation first so your stylist can see your hair in person.

Listed prices are starting prices, and your final price depends on your hair's length, density and texture. You can find current pricing on our service menu. When you are ready, pick a stylist from our team whose work fits your style. We ask for a full day's notice if you need to cancel or reschedule, and a cancellation fee may apply.