Should you show up early to a haircut appointment?
Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time so you can get changed and ready for your appointment. If not, your time with your stylist may be shortened.
How should you arrive at Salon?
If your coming for a haircut appointment, wear your hair the way you normally would. This way the stylist can see your hair texture and what you generally do with it. For a color appointment, it’s best to arrive with your hair dry and shampooed within a few days.
What should you not say to your hair stylist?
9 Things You Should Never Say To Your Hairstylist
- “We Can Skip The Consultation — I Trust You!”
- “I Love It!” (But Deep Down, You Don’t)
- “Why Can’t I Make It Look This Good At Home?”
- “I Want To Be Blonde, But Not Too Blonde — I Don’t Have A Photo With Me.”
- “I’m Fine!” (But You Actually Aren’t)
Should I pay for missed hair appointment?
If you’re going to miss your hair appointment, it’s best to give your stylist at least a couple of days’ notice. This way, they have a chance to book someone else for that time slot. You should avoid canceling whenever possible because it really does hurt your stylist.
What should I do before my hair appointment?
How To Prepare For A Natural Hair Salon Appointment
- Detangle your hair. Most salons will charge an extra fee for excessively tangled hair.
- Ask all your questions before your appointment.
- Provide your stylist with a full history.
- Nourish Your Hair At Home.
- Know Prices Can Go Up In The Chair.
- Know & Book The Right Style.
- Relax.
Is it better to get a haircut with clean or dirty hair?
If you’re getting your hair colored, clean hair helps the hair color be applied evenly and thoroughly; if you’re getting a haircut, dirty hair can be bogged down with product and dry shampoo, as well as look a tad too greasy to get a good pre-wash consultation.