Walking into a new salon for the first time can feel like a gamble — will they understand what you want? Will the price match what you expected? A little preparation goes a long way toward a result you'll actually love.
Bring reference photos. Vague descriptions like 'not too short' mean different things to different people — a photo (or three) of the look you want removes the guesswork, even if your stylist adapts it to suit your hair type or face shape.
Ask about pricing upfront. A good salon will walk you through the price list before starting — especially for chemical services like colour, keratin or smoothening, where the final cost depends on hair length and product used. Don't hesitate to ask for a range before you sit down.
Mention allergies and past treatments. If you've had keratin, colour or any chemical service in the last few months, tell your stylist — it affects what products and techniques are safe to use next.
Book ahead for anything longer than a haircut. Colour, bridal makeup, keratin and spa treatments all take real time — booking ahead (WhatsApp is usually fastest) means you're not waiting, and it guarantees your preferred stylist is available.
Finally, speak up if something's off mid-service. A good stylist would always rather adjust the parting, tone down a colour, or slow down than have you leave unhappy.
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