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Hair salon in Hamburg's old town

Your appointment knows your hair

If you come to us regularly, you don't start from scratch every time: cutting line, colour formula and care are noted down, and the next interval is agreed together.

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Follow-up appointment arranged right in the chair
Colour formula stays noted in your card
Care recommendation given in writing
Rescheduling by phone during salon hours

Your customer card

We don't start from scratch every time

After every visit we record what was done and with what: cutting line, colour build-up, processing time and the care products you took home.

What's in the card

  • Colour formula with mixing ratio and processing time
  • Cut length, layering and parting line
  • Durability of the last colouring, based on your feedback
  • Care products you took home last time
  • Sensitivities and preferences you have mentioned

What we discuss fresh every time

  • How the cut and colour have held up since the last appointment
  • Whether the length should stay or the regrowth should become softer
  • How much time you have for styling in the morning
  • What interval to the next visit is realistic

Recurring appointments

Four agreements that save time

We handle most of the appointment planning right there in the salon, while the result is still fresh and you can see how it feels.

Book your follow-up appointment on the spot

We set the next visit while you're still in the chair. That way you get the time that suits you, not just whatever is left.

Booked
right in the salon
Hours
Tue to Sat

Colour formula noted

Mix, oxidant and processing time are recorded in your card. The result can be repeated or deliberately shifted by one shade.

Documented
after every appointment

Care between appointments

We tell you what to wash with at home and what to avoid – tailored to your last treatment.

Recommendation
in writing

Short-notice changes

If something shifts, call us during salon hours. We'll find the next suitable slot, even for shorter services.

Phone
+49 40 66969105

From arrival to goodbye

How a follow-up appointment works

From your second visit onward, there's no need for the long initial consultation – we check what has changed and carry on from there.

  1. 1

    Quick check-in

    We look at your card together and you tell us how the cut and colour have held up since the last appointment.

  2. 2

    Assessing your hair

    Regrowth length, ends and colour tone are assessed on dry hair – this determines whether we keep the formula or adjust it.

  3. 3

    Working as agreed

    Cut and colour follow the noted line. We mention any changes beforehand, not afterwards.

  4. 4

    Updating the care plan

    If a product has run out or didn't suit you, we swap the recommendation and note it for next time.

  5. 5

    Setting the next interval

    We suggest an interval that suits your hair and your daily routine, and book the appointment right away.

Rhythm

Which interval suits your hair

How often you should come doesn't depend on the calendar, but on how fast your hair grows and which technique we last worked with. On average, hair grows about one centimetre per month.

This results in different intervals for each service, which we determine together at your appointment and note in your card.

Root colour and colouring

When retouching colour, we only work on the regrown section at the root, usually the first two to three centimetres. The greater the difference between your natural colour and the chosen shade, the sooner the roots become visible. With bold red tones and light blonde on dark natural hair, the interval is shorter than with a shade close to your own colour.

  • Roots close to natural colour: roughly every six to eight weeks
  • Noticeable colour difference or grey hair: roughly every four to five weeks
  • Length refresh usually only needed every other appointment

Balayage and freehand techniques

With balayage, we apply the lightening freehand to the surface of the strand, without a hard line at the roots. This means the transition grows out softly and needs correction less often than foil highlights. Between appointments, we refresh shine and tone with a toner without lightening, so the blonde doesn't turn brassy.

  • New lightening: roughly every three to five months
  • Shine and tone refresh in between: roughly every eight weeks
  • Lengths are lightened at most once per appointment

Cut and shape

A cut lasts as long as its shape can carry the added weight. Short shapes at the nape and transition lose their contour fastest, while long shapes last noticeably longer. If the ends fall differently than usual when drying, or styling takes longer in the morning, that's the sign it's time for your next appointment.

  • Men's cut and short women's style: roughly every four to six weeks
  • Medium-length layered style: roughly every eight weeks
  • Long style, ends only: roughly every ten to twelve weeks

Your customer card

Agreements we keep on record for you

So you don't have to explain your request again at every visit, we note down the details of your treatment. What's recorded there and how you can help us make your appointment easier – find out here.

What's noted on your record card
We record the colour formula: base tone, nuance, mixing ratio and the processing time that gave the desired result for your hair. We also note the cutting technique and layering height, your parting, your preferred length for the tips, and special features such as a crown whorl at the nape or fine hair at the temples. Your care products and your coffee or tea preference are noted there too. You can request access to these notes or ask for them to be deleted at any time.
If you'd like to change your colour
Please let us know when booking the appointment, not just once you're in the chair. Switching from dark to noticeably lighter, or a colour correction, takes more time than a root touch-up – sometimes twice as long – and occasionally requires two appointments a few weeks apart. We'll set the time frame accordingly and discuss in advance which result can be achieved in one step and which is better split up.
How to prepare for your appointment
Come with dry, unstyled hair that hasn't been washed for one to two days. The natural sebum on your scalp protects it during colouring. Avoid strong-hold hairspray or powder beforehand, as both leave a film on the hair that slows colour absorption. Please also wash out any dry shampoo. Feel free to bring a photo if you have a particular look in mind.
Rescheduling or cancelling your appointment
Please let us know at least 24 hours in advance, by phone or message. That way we can offer the slot to someone on the waiting list and find you a new time as well. Colour and bridal appointments block out longer time slots, so early notice is especially helpful here.
Care between appointments
Coloured hair keeps its colour longer if you rinse with lukewarm rather than hot water and use a shampoo without harsh surfactants. For cool blonde tones, a silver shampoo counteracts brassiness – once a week is usually enough. Before using heat from a hairdryer or straighteners, please apply a heat protection spray. We'll tell you in the chair which products suit your hair structure and note them down for your next visit.

Ready for your next appointment?

We'll get back to you shortly to schedule your follow-up appointment to match your interval.

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