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eyebrow: Frequently asked

Before you call

The questions I get asked most. Whatever is still open here is open — no estimated answers.

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q-1: Do I need an appointment, or can I just come in?

a-1: An appointment, please. There is one working position and one client per appointment, so I usually cannot fit someone in spontaneously. Do call though — sometimes it works at short notice.

q-2: How long does a balayage take?

a-2: Longer than a cut, and how much longer depends on hair length and starting colour. [TBD: confirm concrete durations per service — until then I will tell you on the phone.]

q-3: What does it cost?

a-3: Colour cannot be charged at a flat rate, because length, density and previous treatments decide the time and the amount of product. The prices page shows how it is structured; I give you the firm range before the appointment.

q-4: My hair is already coloured or lightened. Is that still possible?

a-4: Usually yes, but not always in one appointment. On heavily treated hair I first look at what it can still take, and split the lift over two appointments if needed. I say that beforehand, not halfway through.

q-5: Do I have to come for a consultation before a colour?

a-5: Not necessarily as a separate appointment — the consultation is part of the colour appointment. If you are unsure, or planning a bigger change, a short conversation first does help. Describe it on the phone and I will tell you whether that is enough.

q-6: Do you also do men's or children's cuts?

a-6: [TBD: confirm whether men's and children's cuts are offered.]

q-7: How can I pay?

a-7: [TBD: cash, TWINT, card — to be confirmed.]

q-8: Which products do you use?

a-8: [TBD: colour and care line to be confirmed. No brand is named here until then.]

q-9: What happens if I cannot make an appointment?

a-9: [TBD: cancellation and lateness policy. In a one-person studio a missed appointment is lost entirely, so how late a cancellation can still be belongs here.]

q-10: Which languages do you advise in?

a-10: German and English. [TBD: confirm further languages.]

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