The easy half of the salon.
No photographs to send. No consultation to schedule. Pick a time in Alyssa’s book and come in. This page is short on purpose.
— from the chair
A cut that only looks right when I blow it out isn't a cut. It's a favor I did you for one afternoon.
Alyssa Torres · Cutting & extensions, five years
How we cut
We ask about your mornings first.
Before the shears come out, your stylist wants to know three things: how you dry it, whether you own a round brush and actually use it, and how many minutes you are honestly willing to spend on your hair before work. A shape built for someone with twenty minutes is a different shape than one built for someone with five.
Then we cut for your growth pattern and your texture, so the thing still reads on day four. If your hair is curly or heavily layered, say so when you book and we will put you in a dry cut. Shaping wet hair that springs up two inches when it dries is how people end up with a cut they did not ask for.
Bring a photo if you have one. Bring two if the second one is a hairstyle you hated.
Three small things
Worth knowing before you sit down.
Come as you are
Second-day hair is fine and often better. We can see how it falls and where it separates. Just skip a tight ponytail on the way in; the dent takes half the appointment to shake out.
Six weeks, or twelve
Six to eight weeks keeps a short shape sharp. Ten to twelve is right if you are growing it out and only want the ends cleaned. Your stylist will tell you which one you are on rather than booking you by default.
Cutting on a color day
If you are already booked for color, add the cut to that appointment for $65 instead of $85. It happens while your color processes, so it costs you no extra time in the building.
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No photos, no consultation, no waiting on a reply. Cuts and blowouts book straight through.
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3364 Woodland StNashville TN 37206
(615) 555-0193Mon–Sat · 9–7
24 hoursNotice to move or cancel