How pricing works
We don't print prices, because ten stylists set ten price lists. Here is what sets yours.
What decides the price
Your price follows the stylist's own price list, the length and thickness of your hair, how many steps the service has and how long it takes. A short trim and a full balayage on long hair are not the same afternoon.
The stylist's own prices
Length and thickness
Steps and time
What the consultation covers
A consultation is where a stylist looks at your hair and your history with you. Ask when you book whether yours is charged and whether it counts toward your service.
You agree to the price before anything starts
Deposits
Some stylists hold long appointments with a deposit that goes toward the service. Whether yours does is on their booking page, and you see it before you confirm.
Shown on the stylist's booking page
Goes toward the service
Every stylist at Ribbon Hall runs an independent business and sets their own prices. Two stylists in the same lane may price the same service differently, so look at the stylist's page before you book.
Independent stylists
Prices set per stylist
Add-ons and changes on the day
A gloss, a blowout or an edge-up added to a visit adds time, and the time shows on your booking. Add-ons are priced by the stylist you book.
Gloss and tone
Blowout
Edge-up
Tipping
Tipping is welcome and never expected. You can tip your stylist at checkout or in cash.
Gift cards and packages
A gift card works with any stylist at the hall. Choose one online or ask at the front desk.
Pick a stylist and book a chair
Every stylist books their own calendar. Choose who you want and when.