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Hair studio · Austin

Nine chairs. One of them is yours.

A small room on the east side that does one thing seriously: hair that still looks like itself six weeks later.

The room

Quiet is a service, too.

Nine chairs, no music you have to shout over, and nobody hovering with a tablet. We book one stylist to one head for the whole appointment — the person who starts your hair is the person who finishes it, and they have the time to do it properly.

We don't upsell at the basin. If the honest answer is that your hair needs a trim and eight weeks of leaving it alone, that is what you'll be told, and we'll happily take the smaller booking.

A client reclined in a black leather chair against a wall of dark slatted wood

The work

Shown from the back, where you can't see it.

The angle everyone else photographs from is the one you already check in the mirror. This is the one you don't.

The back of a freshly cut skin fade, shot against black
Cut

Grown-out to shaped

Shears cutting a section of wet hair behind the ear
Cut

Ninety minutes later

A neck brush, talc caught in the air against black
Finish

The finish

House rule
Four millimetres is the difference between a haircut and your haircut.
Written on the back of the till since we opened

The list

The price is the price.

No packages, no membership, no consultation fee. Colour is quoted at the chair before anything is mixed, and the quote is what you pay.

The Cut

$65 60 minutes

Wash, cut, and a finish you can actually repeat at home.

  • One stylist, start to finish
  • Shown from the back before you leave
Book the cut
Most popular

Cut & Colour

$180 from · 2½ hours

Gloss, root, balayage or a full change of mind. Quoted at the chair, never after.

  • Quoted before anything is mixed
  • Toner and finish included
Book the sitting

The Tidy

$35 25 minutes

A fringe, a neckline, or the eight-week holding pattern between the real ones.

  • Walk-ins when a chair is free
  • No appointment guilt
Book the tidy

The chairs

You book a person, not a slot.

Three of the nine take new clients this season. Choose by temperament — they all cut well.

Noor Haddad

Chair one · colour

Twelve years behind a chair and a standing refusal to bleach anything that won't survive it. Ask her what your hair can actually do; she'll tell you before you've sat down.

Ellis Moreau

Chair four · cut and shape

Cuts dry, cuts slow, and will spend ten minutes just looking at how your hair falls before touching it. Worth the ten minutes.

Tayo Bankole

Chair nine · texture and curls

Curl specialist, trained in London and Lagos, and the reason half this room's clients drive across town. Books out four weeks ahead — plan accordingly.

The regulars

Heard from the chairs

I have been talked out of three haircuts here and I have never once regretted it. That is a strange thing to pay for and worth every dollar.
Priya RamanChair four, every ten weeks
Tayo is the first person who cut my curls without asking me to straighten them first. I nearly cried in the chair.
Simone AdeyemiChair nine, since 2022
They showed me the back with a mirror, saw my face, and fixed it before I said anything. Nobody does that.
Dan WhitfieldThe Cut, monthly

Book

Take a chair.

Tuesday to Saturday, first wash at nine. If nothing suits, call — there is usually a cancellation on the day and we'd rather fill it than lose it.

Visitors pick a chair, a date and a time here, then leave their details.

Chair
Noor — colour · Ellis — cut and shape · Tayo — texture and curls
Open
Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat
Hours
09:00–18:00
Slots
09:00 · 10:00 · 11:00 · 12:00 · 13:00 · 14:00 …

Find us

East side, black door, no sign.

There is no shopfront and that is deliberate. Look for the black door between the record shop and the laundromat; the bell works.

Email
hello@example.com
Phone
+1 512 555 0119
Address
Austin, Texas
Hours
Tue–Sat 9–6 Sun–Mon Closed

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