4 November 2026 · Wren & Wave · Fictional demo guide
Choose a comfortable spot
A stable chair, good light and room to move around it are useful starting points. Think about a nearby socket for styling tools and a surface that can be cleared afterwards.
Mention stairs, parking or entry arrangements when discussing the visit. You do not need to share private access codes in a general enquiry.
Agree how to prepare your hair
Washing arrangements depend on the service. For a blow-dry, this sample business asks for freshly washed, towel-dried hair. For a cut or pinned style, check the preparation when the visit is arranged.
Choose a couple of pictures if they help explain your idea. Point out what you like about the length or shape rather than expecting a different head of hair to look identical.
Leave room to talk
Before starting, agree the length, the finish and what the appointment includes. Mention the time you normally spend styling your hair and when you need to leave afterwards.
A request is a first conversation. Timing and the total would be confirmed after the practical details are checked. This demo does not reserve an appointment.
Compare the four home hair services or browse the other preparation guide.