Haircuts in Miami

A women’s haircut, a blow dry and a trim of the ends sit as three separate services on the price list, each with its own rate. The haircut price covers the cut itself. Add the blow dry to the same booking if you want to walk out with finished hair, and your stylist reserves that time in advance.

No, they are two different services. Your stylist finishes the cut so you can see the shape, and a full styled blow dry takes its own time and its own line on the bill. Clients who want the finished look put both into one slot at booking, since adding it on the spot depends on how the day runs.

Trim the Ends is its own service and costs less than a full haircut. It keeps your current length and shape and takes off the damaged edge. If you want the shape changed at all, even a little, book the haircut instead, because a trim leaves the outline where it is.

The salon you pick decides how late. Doral takes clients until 7 pm, and South Miami Beach runs until 9 pm, so an after-work cut usually lands at the beach salon. Doral also prices the cut below the beach salon, so a late slot by the water costs a little more than a morning one inland. Evening slots go first, so book a day ahead at least.

Doral lists the cut and the blow dry as one combined service, so the pair goes on a single line there. At the beach salon they stand as two services, and you add styling when you book. Either way the stylist needs that extra time in the slot, so ask for it upfront.

Yes, a photo helps. Your stylist looks at it next to your hair type, density and face shape before agreeing on a shape. If the cut in the picture won’t hold on your hair in Miami humidity, you hear it at the consultation, along with the closest version that will.