Women’s haircuts, layers and fringes
A trim to keep your current style
If you like your haircut, a trim can focus on the ends and shape you already have. Point to where you want the hair to finish. Say whether you want to keep the layers and pieces around your face. Agree how much to cut before the service begins.
Layers and shorter pieces around the face
Layers use different lengths to change the shape and movement of a haircut. You might want a small change through long hair or more noticeable shorter layers. Show your usual parting and explain whether the front needs to tuck behind your ears or reach your ponytail.
A bob, fringe or shorter haircut
Bring a photo that clearly shows the length and shape you like. For a bob, talk about where the ends should sit and whether you prefer a straight edge or a softer shape. For a fringe, discuss how you would wear it and how much styling and trimming you want to do.
Choose a haircut that fits your day
Think about how you usually get ready. Do you let your hair dry on its own, use a brush and dryer, or tie it back? A photo often shows hair after styling. Ask how the cut would look with your own hair and usual routine.
Your natural waves or curls, the thickness of your hair and its current length all matter. If you need the front off your face for work or want enough length for a ponytail, say so. These details help us understand what you need from the cut.
Blow-dries and hairstyling for an occasion
Smooth hair, volume or a soft bend
For a blow-dry, describe where you want volume and how you want the ends to sit. You may prefer a smooth finish, more lift at the roots or a soft bend around your face. Bring a photo showing the result you like, and check whether washing is part of the price.
Hair straightening
Choose temporary heat styling for a sleek finish or a straighter style with some volume. Share your current hair texture and the finish you want. Rebonding is a separate treatment; ask about that if you want to discuss a longer-term change.
Hair curling
Choose loose waves, soft bends or more defined curls using temporary heat styling. Bring a photo showing the curl size and where you want volume. Share your event time so the appointment can be planned around it.
Waves, curls and dressed-up hair
Show your outfit and hairstyle together when planning for an event. Decide whether you want your hair loose, away from your face or arranged around an accessory. Share your current hair length and the time you need to be ready so we can plan the appointment.

Long layers or a shorter bob?
Long layers can change the movement while keeping more overall length. A bob makes the shorter outline part of the look. Compare where the ends should sit, whether you need a ponytail and how you want to style the front each morning.
Adding colour or a hair treatment
A haircut changes the shape. Hair colour changes the shade or adds coloured sections. Conditioning and smoothing are separate services for hair care and the finish you want. Our colour and hair treatment pages explain those choices in more detail.
If you want a cut and colour together, mention both at the start. A shorter cut or a new fringe can change where you want highlights. Tell us about previous dye or smoothing work too, so we can discuss the services together.
Makeup and other beauty services
Our beauty menu includes facials, threading, waxing and party makeup. You can ask about these alongside your hair appointment. List the services you want so the team can check the time needed for the whole visit.
For wedding-guest hair and makeup, bring your outfit and a photo of the look you prefer. If you are planning your own wedding look, start with a bridal consultation. That gives you time to discuss each event, your hairstyle and the other details you want included.
Ladies haircut and blow-dry prices in Valencia
Ask for the current menu and say whether you want a small trim, a different haircut or styling for an event. For a blow-dry, include your hair length and how thick it is. A photo of the style you want can help with the quote.
Check whether washing, cutting and your chosen finish are included. Ask for colour, makeup or treatments to be listed separately if you want them too. This makes it easier to see what the full visit will cost.
Bring photos that show the details you like
Front, side and back views can show different parts of a haircut. You might like the fringe in one photo and the length in another. Tell us which parts you want to keep from each.
Also point out anything you want left alone, such as your overall length or the pieces around your face. Before the cut, agree where the ends should finish and how you want the front shaped.
