Every Service, Every Price, No Guessing

A plain sentence about what is included — the consultation, the shampoo, the finish. This is the line that stops the phone from ringing with questions.

Who this one suits and how it differs from the service above it. Two clauses is plenty.

Name the thing people actually ask for at the desk, in their words rather than industry words.

If a service is priced by length or by stylist level, say so right here rather than in a footnote.

Your kids or seniors pricing, or whatever the short-and-simple version of the service is.

What the appointment covers start to finish, and whether a gloss or blow-dry is included in the number.

Say plainly that longer or thicker hair takes more product and more time, and that you quote before you start.

A maintenance service your regulars rebook every few weeks. Naming the interval here nudges them to book it.

The big transformation appointment. Note that it may need a consultation first, or more than one visit.

What the treatment does and who it suits — a sentence someone with sensitive skin can read and feel safe about.

Your express version for a lunch break, with the honest note about what it does not include.

A waxing or brow service, with the aftercare note that saves your front desk a phone call.

Your signature treatment, the one you would put on a billboard. Give it a little more room than the rest.

What is included, what polish or system you use, and how long it typically lasts.

The longer, more indulgent version — the soak, the scrub, the massage. Sell the twenty minutes, not the polish.

Removal, repair or fill. Spelling out what a removal costs prevents an awkward conversation at checkout.

Your kids or add-on-to-another-service price, which is an easy yes when someone is already in the building.