From the
chair.
Older notes from the journal. Same chair, earlier conversations.
One Guest, One Chair: A Hair Colour Consultation in Glasgow.
The hour before the colour ever starts. One guest, one chair, and the conversation that decides what kind of work follows.
Keratin Blowdry in Glasgow: Colour-Treated Hair Between Visits.
Eight hundred hours between the chair and the next appointment. The wash cadence, the iron settings, and the two treatments we apply at the bowl when the hair calls for them.
Long Hair Restyle in Glasgow: When a Cut Changes More Than the Length.
There is a difference between a trim and a restyle, and most long-hair clients in Glasgow do not know it. We explain what the chair runs at consultation.
Deep conditioning at the bowl in Glasgow: what the treatment does.
Most salons sell deep conditioning as a ten-minute add-on. We keep it as an appointment step at the bowl, where the cuticle, the scalp and the colour all get the time the work needs.
A haircut for fine hair in Glasgow: the restyle, what changes.
Most fine-hair advice stops at product and blow-dry. The restyle is the part that actually decides how the hair falls. Here's what we read, on the chair, before the first cut.
The lob at Endz: why the fall matters more than the length.
The inch tag on a lob is the least interesting fact about it. What matters is how the weight sits, how the line falls, and how the cut holds in a Glasgow kitchen mirror at half past eight.
A colour consultation in Glasgow: what the first hour covers.
The single-guest consultation at No. 386, told from inside the room. The light, the history questions, and the plan agreed before the first foil is laid.
What a keratin blowdry does to the hair shaft.
The treatment that sits quietly on our menu, applied at the bowl, sealed with a single blow-through. A pillar piece on the chemistry, the hold, and what twelve weeks actually buys.
A History of Women's Hairstyles: The Cuts That Shaped Each Era.
From the 1909 bob to the freehand grow-out, the cuts that shaped each era of the last century, walked end to end from the chair.