Priya (07700 900283) called to book half-head highlights with a cut for Thursday 29 October at 5pm, and said she can come in Tuesday morning for her free patch test. She was told the appointment is booked (2.5 hours, finishing at 7:30pm), and that the total starts at £115.12:29
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Hi, I'd like to book a cut and half-head highlights next week, ideally after work. I've not been to you before.
Half-head highlights start at £85, and adding a cut is £30. As you’re new to colour with us, you’ll need a free five-minute patch test at least 48 hours beforehand. We’re open late until 8 on Thursdays. Which day next week would suit you best?
Thursday would be perfect, as late as you can.
The latest I can offer is Thursday 29 October at 5pm, and the appointment would take two and a half hours. You’d need to pop in for your free patch test by Tuesday at 5pm. Would 5pm Thursday work for you?
Yes, 5 on Thursday works. I'm Priya, 07700 900283. I can pop in for the patch test on Tuesday morning.
You’re booked for half-head highlights with a cut on Thursday 29 October at 5pm. The appointment will finish at 7:30pm. Your patch test is free and takes five minutes; Tuesday morning is fine, as long as it’s at least 48 hours before your appointment.
Lovely. Roughly what will it come to?
Half-head highlights start at £85, and adding a cut is £30, so it’ll be from £115 in total.
Great, see you Thursday. Thanks!
Thanks, Priya! See you Thursday. Goodbye!
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