With any service, she listens to what you’re looking for, asks clarifying questions, and goes over the price with you beforehand.
New Client Consultation · Edgewater, Colorado
Your consultation happens in the chair before the service begins.
You do not need to book a separate consultation appointment. At the start of your booked service, Stephanie talks through your hair history, the result you want, realistic expectations, maintenance, and pricing before coloring or cutting begins.
Before the service starts
Every new-client appointment starts with a conversation.
The chair-side consultation gives Stephanie the information she needs to understand your starting point, confirm the goal, and make sure the service plan makes sense before any cutting, coloring, lightening, or extension work begins.
Major color change
For significant blonding, vivid color, corrective work, or another transformation, the conversation helps Stephanie compare your current hair with the result you want before starting the service.
Complex hair history
Previous permanent color, box color, bleach, fashion pigments, extensions, prior corrections, and other chemical history can change what is realistic, so Stephanie reviews that history before beginning.
Not sure what to book?
If you know the result you want but not the technical service name, use Not Sure What to Book? to choose the closest service path. Once you are in the chair, the consultation confirms the plan before the service starts.
What to bring to your appointment
The more Stephanie knows about your starting point, the stronger the plan.
Useful information includes what has been done to your hair, roughly when it was done, whether permanent color or bleach was used, any current extensions, and what you like or dislike about the result you have now.
Reference photos can help clarify direction, but the chair-side consultation still starts with your actual hair. The goal is to connect the inspiration to a realistic plan before the service begins.
Not sure what service you need?The chair-side consultation
A clear plan before cutting, color, or processing begins.
This conversation happens at the start of the appointment. It gives both you and Stephanie a chance to confirm the goal, starting point, expectations, maintenance, and pricing before the service moves forward.
Talk through the goal
Clarify the finished look, how much change you want, and what matters most about the result.
Review the history
Previous color, bleach, extensions, chemical work, condition, and current maintenance all help define the starting point.
Set expectations
Discuss realistic timing, maintenance, potential staging, and the factors that may affect the finished result.
Confirm the plan
Agree on the service direction and pricing factors before Stephanie begins the cutting, coloring, lightening, or extension work.
Choose the closest service
Start with the service that best matches the result you want.
You do not need a separate consultation appointment. Use the result-first guide and service pages to choose the service that appears closest to your goal. The final plan is confirmed in the chair before the service begins.
Balayage
For hand-painted dimension, blended brightness, or a softer lightening direction.
Explore Balayage Expressive colorVivid Fashion Color
For saturated, multi-tone, unconventional, or highly customized color work.
Explore Vivid Color LighteningBlonding
For highlights, bleach-and-tone work, or larger blonde transformations.
Explore Blonding Repair or redirectCorrective Color
For uneven, unwanted, accumulated, or complex color that needs a planned correction.
Explore Corrective Color Length & fullnessHair Extensions
For added length, fullness, or both with fit, blending, maintenance, and aftercare considered.
Explore Extensions Decision supportNot Sure What to Book?
For clients who know the look they want but still need help narrowing the service category.
Find Your ServiceClient proof
Listening and clarifying are part of the service experience.
These Google review comments support the chair-side behaviors that matter before a service begins: listening, asking questions, planning around goals, and discussing the service before moving forward.
She really listens and makes a plan with my hair goals. From color to extensions to cut, she is the best!
Before your appointment
Come ready to talk about where your hair has been and where you want it to go.
You do not need to know every technical term. Be as accurate as you can about your hair history and as clear as possible about the result you want so Stephanie can confirm the plan before starting.
Bring inspiration, not a guarantee
Reference photos are useful for showing tone, brightness, placement, length, fullness, or overall direction. Your starting point still determines how closely and how quickly that direction can be reached.
Be specific about previous services
Share previous permanent color, bleach, home color, vivid pigments, corrections, extension work, and other chemical history when you know it. That information can materially change the service plan.
New client questions
What to expect before the service begins.
Do I need to book a separate consultation?
No. Stephanie does not require a separate consultation appointment. The consultation happens in the chair at the start of your booked service.
What will we talk about?
Your current hair, previous services, desired result, realistic expectations, maintenance, and the factors that affect the service plan and pricing.
Should I bring photos?
Yes, when they help show the direction you mean. Photos are useful communication tools, but the final plan still depends on your actual starting point.
What if I do not know my hair history exactly?
Share what you remember as accurately as possible, including home color, salon color, bleach, vivid pigments, extensions, and roughly when those services were done.
What if the goal may take more than one visit?
Stephanie will explain realistic expectations before starting. Some larger transformations may need to be staged depending on the starting point and how the hair responds.
Will pricing be discussed before the service?
Yes. The chair-side conversation is the time to clarify the service plan and the pricing factors before the work begins.
What if I only know the result I want?
Start with Not Sure What to Book?, then compare the service pages that look closest to your goal. You do not need to identify the final technique yourself.
What happens after the consultation?
Once you and Stephanie agree on the direction, expectations, and service plan, the booked service begins.
Ready to book?
Choose the service that fits your goal. Stephanie will confirm the plan with you in the chair.
No separate consultation appointment is needed. If you are not sure what service to choose, use the result-first guide to identify the closest appointment type. Stephanie confirms the final plan with you in the chair.