You know the service
Open the service book, review the description, starting price, and estimated timing, then reserve the exact service in Square.
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Your first visit
starts here.
Come with the goal, the hair history, and the questions. The salon will help you choose a service that respects where your hair is now and where you want it to go.
The simplest path
01 - 03Less guessing.
Better appointments.
The correct booking gives the salon enough time and the right setup for your hair. Complex installations, major repair, extensions, removal, and significant color should begin with a consultation.
Choose your next step
Three ways
to begin.
You need a plan
Choose a consultation when method, size, added hair, damage, repair, or a major transformation could change the appointment.
Book consultationYou have inspiration
Browse real looks, then use your Square notes and consultation to explain the size, color, length, or styling direction you love.
Open the lookbookBefore the appointment
Bring the
whole story.
Read Square
The selected service contains the most current preparation notes, live availability, starting price, duration, and team options.
Share hair history
Tell the salon about prior color, chemicals, extensions, scalp concerns, thinning, breakage, repairs, matting, or another locking method.
Remove old styles
Arrive without a previous style unless take-down is included or the Square service instructions say otherwise.
Plan enough time
Length, density, condition, new growth, drying, added hair, and complexity can affect the final scope and timing.
Bring references
Photos communicate direction. Your texture, density, condition, and hair history will shape the version that is right for you.
Pricing and timing
Square is the
source of truth.
Website prices and durations are a helpful snapshot. Square shows the current booking details. The final scope may change after the salon evaluates length, density, condition, new growth, added hair, and the requested finish.
Ready when you are
Start with
clarity.
If you still are not sure, a short consultation is the most useful first appointment.