The experience
A visit, start to finish
PLACEHOLDER. One or two lines framing what follows — appointment-led, unhurried, built around the consultation.
The visit
Seven stages
PLACEHOLDER. A short paragraph introducing the sequence and roughly how long a full appointment takes.
Arrival
PLACEHOLDER. What happens when a client walks in — being greeted, taking a seat, a coffee while they wait. Two or three sentences.
Consultation
PLACEHOLDER. How the consultation works, what gets discussed, and why it happens before anything else. Two or three sentences.
The haircut
PLACEHOLDER. How the cut is approached, and how it is tailored to hair type, growth and routine. Two or three sentences.
Wash
PLACEHOLDER. The wash, the products used and why it forms part of the service. Two or three sentences.
Styling
PLACEHOLDER. How the hair is finished, and what the client is shown along the way. Two or three sentences.
Product advice
PLACEHOLDER. What is recommended and why, and how to reproduce the finish at home. Two or three sentences.
Leaving
PLACEHOLDER. Rebooking, timings between visits, and what to expect as the cut grows out. Two or three sentences.
PLACEHOLDER. A single sentence that captures the difference — the kind of line that would sit alone on a page.
The P2 Principles
In-house training and assessment
PLACEHOLDER. Two or three sentences explaining that The P2 Principles is our own training and assessment programme, and that every stylist completes it before becoming a P2 Stylist. This is what keeps standards consistent across the team.
Consultation
PLACEHOLDER. The standard every stylist is assessed against for consultation.
Technique
PLACEHOLDER. The cutting and finishing standards covered by the programme.
Consistency
PLACEHOLDER. How the same standard is held across every chair in the salon.
Client care
PLACEHOLDER. What is expected of a P2 Stylist from arrival to rebooking.
Assessment
PLACEHOLDER. How stylists are assessed, and what has to be met before they qualify as a P2 Stylist.
