Consultation concept showing a stylist and guest reviewing hairstyle inspiration in a salon.

New client guide

New here? Start with the appointment that fits.

Start with the change you want, your colour history, and how much maintenance you want to live with.

Visit type chooser

Pick the closest starting point.

These paths explain when to book directly and when a consultation protects timing, price expectations, hair health, and the final appointment plan.

I maintain existing colour

Book colour maintenance when the formula and colour history are straightforward. New guests should confirm the plan first.

I want brighter blonde or highlights

Use blonding services for clear maintenance. Start with a consultation for new, bright, corrective, or uncertain blonde goals.

Decision tree

If the service depends on history, start with a consultation.

Correction, vivid colour, major blonding, extensions, and bridal work are not standard appointment guesses. The consultation path gives the salon room to talk about hair history, budget, timing, maintenance, and what is realistic in one visit.

  1. Is this a cut, style, or known maintenance visit?
  2. If yes, choose the service family and read the booking note.
  3. If colour history, brightness, correction, or event timing is uncertain, consult first.
  4. Bring honest history, inspiration, boundaries, and maintenance comfort.

Appointment prep

Bring information that helps the salon make a better plan.

Booking questions

New-client FAQs

What happens after I open the calendar?

Choose the appointment path here first. In this proof build, the calendar button shows a demo state; a live salon would connect it to the approved booking platform.

Does this website take cards or deposits?

No. Cards, deposits, cancellation fees, and reminder automation are intentionally platform-owned. This demo explains the boundary without collecting appointment or payment details.

When should a guest book a consultation first?

Start with a consultation for colour correction, vivid colour, extensions, major blonding changes, uncertain service choices, or bridal/event planning.

Are the prices final?

No. Prices shown here are sample starting points used to demonstrate menu structure. A real salon would confirm its own pricing, timing, and policy language before launch.