What a consultation covers
Consultations are focused 15 MINUTES sessions that begin at Starting at $50. During that time we review your hair history, goals, and any photos you bring. A $50 non-refundable deposit goes towards service only, and we explain how that deposit and the $150 an hour service rate apply to your treatment plan.
By the end of the consultation you will receive a realistic outline of recommended next steps, an initial price conversation, and timing options. We use this brief meeting to identify whether a color adjustment, an extension service, or a staged plan is best for your hair condition and lifestyle in the Cape-coral area.
Factors that shape results
Your natural texture, past chemical history, hair density and everyday routine strongly influence recommended color approaches and extension choices. Local lifestyle — boating, outdoor activity and Cape-coral humidity — affects maintenance needs and how color or extensions will wear between appointments, so we factor those realities into every plan.
Budget and scheduling also shape the plan. Services are billed at $150 an hour after consultation, and the initial $50 deposit applies toward your booked service only. We explain trade-offs such as lower-maintenance color versus more frequent touch-ups so you can choose an option that fits both time and cost constraints.
Preparing for your appointment
Bring clear photos of the looks you like, a list of recent color services, and questions about daily care. Clear examples help the stylist determine whether color, extensions, or a combination best meets your goals. Mention activities that affect styling choices, like frequent water exposure or time spent outdoors in Cape-coral.
Know the deposit policy ahead of time: $50 is non-refundable and applies only to services. We’re located in southeast Cape Coral near Del Prado and Cape Coral Parkway, convenient for clients coming from Fort Myers across the bridges. Evening and weekend appointments are available to accommodate commuters and seasonal residents.
