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Thank you for a beautiful blowout!
Tanisha, did my daughter’s hair….looks awesome!!! She is amazing and did an amazing job!!!
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Your appointment begins with a consultation to assess hair texture, face shape, and lifestyle. We perform a precision cut followed by a professional blowout, styling, and homecare tips to help you recreate the look between visits.
Allow 45 to 75 minutes depending on hair length, density, and desired complexity. Longer consultations or restyling requests may extend the time; your stylist will provide an accurate estimate when booking.
Absolutely. Photos help communicate your vision, but we’ll adapt ideas to suit your hair texture, growth patterns, and face shape for a realistic, flattering final result.
No — when performed by trained stylists using appropriate techniques and quality products. Heat is controlled during the blowout, and cutting removes damaged ends, promoting healthier hair growth and look.
We recommend every 6–10 weeks for maintaining shape and removing split ends; frequency varies with hair growth rate, style complexity, and personal preference — your stylist will suggest a schedule.
Yes. Stylists will suggest shampoos, conditioners, and styling products tailored to your hair type and the finished style, including heat protectants to preserve the blowout and maintain hair health at home.
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