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We understand that things happen and from time to time you may have to postpone or cancel your appointment. As a courtesy, we require a minimum of 48 hours notice of postponement or cancellation of appointments to avoid a fee. Appointments cancelled or changed within 48 hours will be charged a fee of 50% of the original appointment. For no show appointments, a no show fee of 50% of the original appointment will be required to be prepaid in order to rebook in.

A consultation, shampoo, scalp treatment, condition, precision cut, blowdry and style is included with all haircuts. You may choose to decline any of the services included, but the price will remain the same.

Everyone's hair is unique and the process by which we help you reach your goals might be different too! The starting price might fluctuate based on the individual persons hair-density, product used, desired results, hair history and personal budget.

Balayage:
Technique: Balayage is a French word that means "to sweep" or "to paint." This technique involves hand-painting highlights onto the hair. The colorist selects sections of hair and applies the color in a sweeping motion, typically starting mid-shaft and concentrating more on the ends.
Natural Look: Balayage is known for creating a more natural and sun-kissed appearance. The color is seamlessly blended, and there is less contrast between the highlights and the base color.
Maintenance: Balayage is generally considered lower maintenance than some other coloring techniques because the regrowth is less noticeable.

Ombre:
Technique: Ombre is a French word meaning "shaded" or "shading." In this technique, the hair color gradually transitions from a darker shade at the roots to a lighter shade at the ends. The transition is usually more distinct and can be a more noticeable contrast than balayage.
Defined Contrast: Ombre often results in a more defined contrast between the roots and the ends, creating a bold and noticeable gradient effect.
Maintenance: Ombre can be more high-maintenance than balayage because the color transition is more distinct. Regular touch-ups may be needed to maintain the desired look.