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Party Season Is Coming: Book Your Christmas and End of Year Hair Now

It always sneaks up. One minute it is early November, the next you have three Christmas parties, a work function and a New Year's plan, and every one of them wants you looking your best. The single most useful thing we can tell you in November is simple: book your festive appointments now, because the good times go fast.

Party season is the busiest stretch of our year, and the popular slots, the evenings and the days right before the big weekends, fill first. Clients who book ahead in November sail through December with their colour fresh and their blow dry locked in. Clients who leave it to the last week often find themselves choosing from whatever is left. A little planning now saves a lot of stress later.

It also helps to think about the order of your appointments. If you want fresh colour for the season, that comes first, ideally a week or two before your main event so it has settled and looks its richest. A gloss or treatment adds shine and is a lovely lift before a big night. Then the blow dry or upstyle is the finishing touch, booked for the day of the event itself. If you are going to several functions, a colour early in the month plus a couple of blow dries through December keeps you looking polished the whole way.

We want to be upfront about availability, because that is part of looking after you well. December genuinely books out, and we would much rather help you secure the times you want now than turn you away later. If you are not sure what you need, a quick chat with our team will sort out a plan.

Get ahead of the rush and book your festive hair today. Browse colour, treatment and styling options on our services page, and lock in your times through the contact page before the calendar fills.