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The salon is at Shop No. 86, High Street 52, Sector 52, Gurugram, Haryana 122003, directly opposite Artemis Hospital.

Finding us

Use Artemis Hospital as the landmark and look for High Street 52 on the opposite side.

Before leaving

Call 81781 59945 if you need help locating the shop or want to confirm that a longer service window is available.

Planning time

Arrive a little before a chemical treatment or colour appointment so the consultation does not reduce the time reserved for the service.

The Stylist Unisex Salon is open every day from 11 AM to 9 PM, including Saturday and Sunday.

Short services

Haircuts, threading and other everyday grooming may be available for walk-ins, subject to the queue.

Long services

Colour, Nanoplastia, keratin, smoothening, rebonding, lightening and perms need a larger service window, so book before visiting.

Last appointments

Call ahead for any multi-hour service because the practical last-start time depends on the treatment and your hair.

Walk-ins are welcome, but an appointment is the better choice when the service needs consultation, product preparation or several hours.

Walk in for

Simple cuts, styling and routine grooming can often be handled as walk-ins when a stylist is free.

Book ahead for

Chemical treatments, colour corrections, highlights, balayage, perms, facials and occasion styling should be reserved.

Share first

When calling, mention hair length, density, recent colour or chemical work and the result you want so the right amount of time can be held.

Call 81781 59945 during salon hours and name the service or result you are considering.

For hair

Share length, density, natural texture, current colour, recent bleach, henna and every smoothing or straightening service.

For skin

Mention sensitivity, active irritation, recent peels or clinical procedures and products that have caused a reaction.

Confirmation

Ask for the expected service window, preparation advice, consultation requirement and whether the quoted price is fixed or subject to an in-person assessment.

A haircut is planned around your texture, density, face shape, current length and daily styling routine, not only the price on the menu.

Included

A short consultation, shape and length planning, the cut itself and a finished shape check. Ask while booking whether washing or a full blow-dry is included in the selected service.

Process

The stylist reviews how the hair falls, agrees on length and layering, cuts in sections and refines the perimeter and balance before finishing.

Time

Most cuts need about 30 to 60 minutes. Restyling, very long hair or detailed layers can take longer.

Prepare

Bring a reference image and explain how you normally part, tie and style your hair. Disclose extensions or a recent chemical treatment.

Aftercare

Ask how to reproduce the finish, which brush or product suits the cut and when the shape is likely to need refreshing.

Limits

A reference cut will sit differently on different textures and densities. The stylist may adapt fringe, layers or length to suit your hair behaviour.

Hair styling can cover a polished blow-dry, straight or curled finish, texture work and occasion-ready styling based on the look you want.

Included

Style consultation, product selection, heat styling or setting and a final balance check. Decorative accessories or extensions should be discussed in advance.

Process

The stylist reviews the outfit, occasion, parting and preferred hold, then preps the hair and builds the finish in sections.

Time

Allow about 30 to 90 minutes. Detailed updos, dense hair and accessory placement can take longer.

Prepare

Bring reference images and any accessory you want used. Ask whether to arrive with clean, dry hair because preparation differs by style.

Aftercare

Keep the finished hair dry, avoid excessive touching and follow the stylist's advice for pins, hold product and safe removal.

Limits

Humidity, hair length, layers and natural texture affect hold. A reference style may need adapting to the hair available.

A hair spa is a conditioning and scalp-care service selected for concerns such as dryness, roughness, lack of softness or routine maintenance.

Included

Hair and scalp discussion, cleansing, application of the selected treatment, massage or processing as appropriate, rinsing and basic finishing.

Process

The team selects the spa after reviewing the scalp and lengths, then works the product through the appropriate areas and allows it to process.

Time

Usually 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the selected ritual, hair length and finishing.

Prepare

Share scalp sensitivity, flaking, recent colour and products that have caused irritation. Ask before arriving if washing at home is necessary.

Aftercare

Use gentle home care, avoid very hot water and follow any product guidance given for the scalp and lengths.

Limits

A spa can improve feel and appearance but does not repair split ends, reverse breakage or treat a medical scalp condition.

Nanoplastia is considered when intensive smoothing and a straighter, polished finish are the main goals.

Included

Consultation, hair-history review, cleansing, product application, processing, blow-drying and heat sealing.

Process

The formula is applied section by section and processed before the hair is dried and sealed with controlled heat.

Time

Usually 3 to 5 hours. Long, dense or previously treated hair can need more time.

Prepare

Disclose bleach, colour, henna and every previous smoothing service. Bring a reference for the degree of straightness you want.

Aftercare

Follow first-wash instructions, use recommended gentle products and limit unnecessary heat.

Limits

Results vary with texture and history. Fragile, heavily lightened or recently processed hair may need a modified plan or postponement.

Keratin is generally chosen for frizz control, shine and easier styling while preserving more natural movement than a straightening service.

Included

Hair assessment, cleansing, sectioned formula application, processing, drying and controlled heat sealing.

Process

The stylist distributes the formula evenly, respects the required processing stage and seals the finish section by section.

Time

Usually 2.5 to 4 hours, depending on length, density and porosity.

Prepare

Share all colour, bleach, henna and straightening history, plus how much wave or movement you want to keep.

Aftercare

Use gentle cleansing, reduce wash frequency if advised and protect the hair from high heat.

Limits

Keratin controls frizz but does not guarantee pin-straight hair. Longevity varies with texture, washing and home care.

Smoothening chemically restructures the hair for a sleeker, straighter and more controlled finish.

Included

Consultation, strand assessment, smoothing application, processing, rinsing, controlled ironing and neutralising.

Process

The product is applied away from the scalp as appropriate, monitored, rinsed and followed by heat work and neutralisation.

Time

Usually 3 to 5 hours, with extra time for long or dense hair.

Prepare

Explain previous colour, bleach, henna, keratin, Nanoplastia, rebonding and any breakage. Do not conceal home treatments.

Aftercare

Follow first-wash and tying guidance, condition regularly and use heat protection.

Limits

It cannot repair existing damage. Weak, heavily bleached or incompatible hair may not be suitable for same-day treatment.

Rebonding is a stronger restructuring service for a distinctly straight, long-lasting finish.

Included

Detailed consultation, hair-strength review, relaxing, rinsing, drying, ironing and neutralising.

Process

The stylist works in controlled sections to alter the treated hair, then sets the new structure with a neutralising stage.

Time

Usually 4 to 6 hours. Density, curl pattern and length can extend the appointment.

Prepare

List every previous chemical process and colour service. Discuss future colour plans before committing.

Aftercare

Condition consistently, protect from heat and return for a consultation when natural new growth becomes visible.

Limits

Treated lengths remain altered while roots grow naturally. Fragile, lightened or repeatedly processed hair may be unsuitable.

Cysteine is considered for softer, more manageable hair, reduced frizz and a finish that keeps natural-looking movement.

Included

Consultation, cleansing, sectioned treatment application, processing, drying and sealing suited to the hair condition.

Process

The formula is distributed through the lengths, allowed to process and finished with controlled heat.

Time

Usually 2.5 to 4 hours, depending on length, density and the control required.

Prepare

Share colour, bleach, henna and smoothing history and explain whether you want softness, frizz control or visible straightness.

Aftercare

Use gentle products and follow the wash and heat guidance given after service.

Limits

The finish is smoother rather than permanently straight. Longevity and straightness vary with texture and routine.

Hair botox is a conditioning-focused service for hair that looks dry, rough, porous or stressed.

Included

Condition review, cleansing, treatment application, processing and a finished blow-dry or controlled heat step as appropriate.

Process

The treatment is worked through the lengths and allowed to process before rinsing or sealing according to the selected system.

Time

Usually 2 to 3 hours, with longer appointments for very dense or long hair.

Prepare

Disclose chemical history, weak sections and scalp sensitivity. Explain whether softness or straightness is your priority.

Aftercare

Use gentle washing and conditioning, and limit excess heat to preserve softness and shine.

Limits

Hair botox is not permanent straightening and cannot reverse structural damage or repair split ends.

A perm creates a lasting curl or wave pattern planned around the haircut, density and preferred result.

Included

Consultation, curl-pattern selection, sectioning, wrapping, processing, neutralising, rinsing and curl-conscious finishing.

Process

Hair is wrapped on the selected rod pattern, processed and neutralised so the treated lengths hold the planned shape.

Time

Usually 3 to 5 hours, depending on length, density and rod pattern.

Prepare

Share bleach, colour and straightening history. Bring references showing curl size and overall shape.

Aftercare

Follow first-wash guidance, use moisturising curl care and avoid rough brushing.

Limits

Bleached, straightened or weak hair may not be suitable. Curl shape also changes with hair length and home styling.

Global colour creates an all-over shade or refresh based on the existing base, previous colour and target result.

Included

Shade consultation, formula selection, sectioned application, development, rinsing and a finished colour check.

Process

The stylist assesses roots, lengths and ends separately, then places the formula where it is needed for balanced coverage.

Time

Usually 2 to 3 hours. Dense hair, long lengths or a colour change can take longer.

Prepare

Bring a shade reference and disclose henna, box dye, lightening and chemical treatments.

Aftercare

Use colour-safe care, heat protection and sensible sun protection to slow fading.

Limits

Colour cannot reliably lift old artificial colour. The final shade is affected by the starting base and hair history.

A root touch-up refreshes visible regrowth, with the formula planned to blend with the existing lengths and address grey coverage where required.

Included

Root assessment, shade matching, targeted application, development, rinsing and a colour check.

Process

Formula is placed on the regrowth rather than repeatedly coating every length, unless the consultation identifies a separate refresh need.

Time

Usually 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on regrowth, density and finishing.

Prepare

Share the formula or shade used previously if known and mention any scalp sensitivity.

Aftercare

Use colour-safe products and plan the next root visit around your growth and preferred level of coverage.

Limits

Exact matching can be difficult when previous colour has faded, oxidised or been applied unevenly at home.

Highlights add selected ribbons of brightness or dimension, from subtle face-framing pieces to a fuller placement.

Included

Placement consultation, sectioning, lightening if required, rinsing, toning and finishing.

Process

The stylist maps the parting and haircut, isolates selected strands and monitors lift before applying the finishing tone.

Time

Usually 2.5 to 5 hours, depending on placement, density and target brightness.

Prepare

Bring references for contrast and tone, and disclose every previous colour or henna application.

Aftercare

Use colour-safe care, heat protection and toning or gloss maintenance when recommended.

Limits

Previously darkened or fragile hair may not reach the target safely in one appointment.

Balayage creates hand-placed, blended brightness with a softer transition from the root area.

Included

Placement and tone planning, hand-painted or tailored lightening, processing, toning and finishing.

Process

Brightness is mapped to the haircut and face, then painted or placed to create the agreed contrast and blend.

Time

Usually 3 to 5 hours. Corrective or very light results can require longer or multiple visits.

Prepare

Bring realistic references and explain how often you want to return for maintenance.

Aftercare

Use colour-safe care, minimise excess heat and book tone refreshes as the shade changes.

Limits

Balayage is a placement method, not one fixed colour. Starting depth and strand strength limit safe brightness.

Ombré creates a visible gradient from a deeper root area into lighter mid-lengths and ends.

Included

Gradient planning, lightening where required, blending, toning and finishing.

Process

The stylist maps the transition point and works through the lengths to avoid a hard, unplanned line.

Time

Usually 3 to 5 hours, depending on starting colour, density and target contrast.

Prepare

Bring references that show both the transition and the end shade. Disclose old colour and henna.

Aftercare

Condition the lighter ends, use heat protection and refresh the tone when fading changes the colour balance.

Limits

Very dark artificial colour or fragile ends may require a staged result rather than full contrast in one visit.

Lightening raises the starting depth so brighter, highlighted or creative shades can be created safely.

Included

Hair-history review, target planning, controlled lightener application, monitoring, rinsing, toning and conditioning.

Process

The stylist selects placement and strength according to the starting base, then checks development instead of promising a fixed lift.

Time

Allow about 3 to 6 hours for many services. Major changes may require staged appointments.

Prepare

Disclose box dye, henna, previous bleach and smoothing treatments. Bring a target shade and an acceptable intermediate shade.

Aftercare

Prioritise conditioning, gentle detangling, heat protection and the recommended tone-maintenance routine.

Limits

Hair may lift warm, unevenly or only to a safer intermediate level. Strand condition sets the stopping point.

A facial is a multi-step salon service selected around skin type, sensitivity and the goal discussed before treatment.

Included

Skin discussion, cleansing and the selected exfoliation, massage, mask or finishing steps appropriate to the service.

Process

The team reviews current concerns, selects the facial and works through its stages while monitoring comfort.

Time

Usually 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the facial and included steps.

Prepare

Share allergies, active irritation, prescription products, recent peels, laser work or clinical procedures.

Aftercare

Keep the routine gentle, avoid picking or strong exfoliation and use sun protection.

Limits

A salon facial does not diagnose or treat a medical skin condition. Active or severe concerns may need a dermatologist.

A clean-up is a shorter routine-care service focused on cleansing and surface-level freshness rather than the extended steps of a facial.

Included

Skin discussion, cleansing and the selected basic exfoliation, extraction or mask steps included in the chosen service.

Process

The team reviews sensitivity, cleanses the skin and completes the suitable routine without treating it as a clinical procedure.

Time

Usually 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the selected clean-up and skin needs.

Prepare

Mention irritation, recent exfoliation, prescription products and any tendency to react.

Aftercare

Avoid strong actives and scrubs for the period advised, keep the skin hydrated and use sun protection.

Limits

A clean-up will not correct persistent acne, pigmentation or another medical concern.

Facial bleach is used to lighten the appearance of facial hair so it blends more closely with the skin tone.

Included

Skin check, product preparation, careful application, timed processing, removal and soothing finish.

Process

The product is mixed and applied while avoiding sensitive areas, then removed within the appropriate processing window.

Time

Usually 20 to 40 minutes including consultation and finishing.

Prepare

Disclose sensitivity, allergies, active irritation, cuts, recent waxing, peels or strong exfoliation.

Aftercare

Avoid heat, strong actives, scrubbing and direct sun immediately after the service, and use sun protection.

Limits

Bleach does not remove hair and can irritate reactive skin. It should not be applied over broken or inflamed skin.

Threading removes facial hair with twisted thread and can be used for brows, upper lip, chin or other agreed areas.

Included

Shape or area discussion, thread removal, symmetry check for brows and a simple soothing finish.

Process

The skin is held taut while the thread lifts rows of hair from the root with controlled passes.

Time

Brows or one small area often takes 10 to 20 minutes; several facial areas can take longer.

Prepare

Allow enough growth for the thread to catch and mention retinoids, peels, irritation or unusually fragile skin.

Aftercare

Avoid touching, heat, strong actives and heavy makeup on the area for the period advised.

Limits

Temporary redness can occur. Threading should be postponed over broken, sunburned or actively irritated skin.

Face and body waxing are available, with organic, chocolate and rica options listed on the salon menu.

Included

Area and skin check, wax selection, hair removal and a basic post-wax soothing step.

Process

Wax is applied in controlled sections and removed while the skin is supported, with repeat work limited where skin looks stressed.

Time

A small area may take 15 to 25 minutes; multiple or larger areas can take 45 to 90 minutes.

Prepare

Allow suitable hair growth and disclose retinoids, peels, medicines, sensitivity, sunburn or recent skin treatments.

Aftercare

Avoid heat, friction, strong actives, swimming and sun exposure for the period advised.

Limits

Waxing can cause temporary redness and should be postponed on broken, inflamed or medically treated skin.

A manicure focuses on grooming the nails, cuticles and hands, with the exact finish confirmed before the service.

Included

Nail shaping, cuticle grooming, hand-care steps and the agreed finish. Confirm polish, gel removal or add-ons separately.

Process

Nails are shaped, cuticles are tidied conservatively, hands are cared for and the selected finish is applied.

Time

Usually 35 to 60 minutes. Removal, detailed nail work or added polish can extend the visit.

Prepare

Mention cuts, infection, tenderness, allergies and any existing gel or enhancement when booking.

Aftercare

Use hand cream and cuticle care, protect hands during wet work and allow the finish to set as advised.

Limits

The service should be postponed around active infection, open wounds or painful nail changes that need medical review.

A pedicure focuses on toenail, cuticle and foot grooming, with comfort and skin condition checked before work begins.

Included

Foot cleansing, nail shaping, conservative cuticle and hard-skin care, massage or moisturising steps and the agreed finish.

Process

Feet are cleansed, nails are shaped and the selected grooming steps are completed without treating medical foot problems.

Time

Usually 45 to 75 minutes. Existing polish removal or extended care can take longer.

Prepare

Mention diabetes, circulation concerns, cuts, infection, tenderness, ingrown nails or existing gel before the service.

Aftercare

Moisturise regularly, keep footwear comfortable and follow the advised drying time for the finish.

Limits

A salon pedicure cannot treat fungal infection, severe cracks, ingrown nails or medical foot conditions.

Yes. The Stylist is a unisex salon, and its hair, skin and grooming menu is available to women and men.

Booking

Name the exact area or service when you call so the team can confirm availability, timing and preparation.

Consultation

The same checks for sensitivity, recent procedures, medicines and skin condition apply to every client.

Privacy

If you have a specific comfort or scheduling request, raise it while booking rather than waiting until the service begins.

A complete history protects both the result and the condition of your hair.

List

Share salon colour, box dye, henna, bleach, keratin, Nanoplastia, smoothening, rebonding, perms and any corrective work.

Explain

Describe breakage, scalp sensitivity, home products, usual heat styling and how much maintenance you can realistically manage.

Bring

Use two or three reference images that show the colour, movement and degree of straightness you prefer.

Expect

The stylist may recommend a different route, a strand test, a staged plan or postponement if the requested service is not suitable.

Ask when booking because preparation differs between colour, smoothing, conditioning and styling services.

Do not assume

Some services begin with salon cleansing, while others benefit from arriving with dry hair that shows its natural pattern and current condition.

Avoid buildup

Heavy oil, dry shampoo or styling product can make assessment harder, but do not change your routine without service-specific advice.

Scalp comfort

Tell the team about scratches, irritation or sensitivity before any chemical product is applied.

Both service time and result longevity depend on the exact treatment, hair history, length, density, texture and home routine.

Appointment

Shorter services can take under an hour, while complex chemical or colour work can occupy much of the day.

Longevity

Permanent restructuring remains on treated lengths, while smoothing, tone and conditioning effects gradually change with washing, growth and exposure.

Best estimate

Call with honest hair details, then confirm the expected window and maintenance plan during the in-person consultation.

The correct routine depends on the service, so follow the instructions given for your exact treatment rather than combining advice from different treatments.

Washing

Respect first-wash timing where relevant and use the recommended gentle or colour-safe cleanser and conditioner.

Heat

Use heat protection, avoid repeated high-temperature passes and reduce unnecessary styling stress.

Maintenance

Schedule root, tone, conditioning or shape refreshes according to visible need, not a universal calendar.

Warning signs

If the scalp or skin reacts unexpectedly, stop adding products and seek appropriate professional or medical advice.

A men's haircut is ₹149 and a women's haircut is ₹349 at The Stylist Unisex Salon.

Before starting

Explain whether you want a trim, reshaping, layers, fringe work or a significant change so the stylist can confirm the service.

Possible extras

Ask whether washing, blow-drying, beard work or additional styling is included or priced separately.

Timing

Most cuts need about 30 to 60 minutes, but restyling and very long or dense hair may take longer.

Hair spa services start from ₹899.

Quote factors

The selected spa, hair length, density, scalp or length concerns and finishing requirements can affect the total.

Confirm

Ask what the recommended spa includes and approve the price before the service begins.

Limits

The starting price does not mean every spa or every hair length will be charged at ₹899.

Nanoplastia is currently offered at ₹2,499, reduced from the regular price of ₹4,499.

Confirm first

Call 81781 59945 to confirm offer availability for your appointment date and hair requirements.

Consultation

Suitability still depends on texture, condition and chemical history, even when the offer is available.

Final plan

Ask the salon to confirm what is included, the expected appointment window and any hair-length or product conditions before work begins.

Product quantity and technical time change substantially with hair length, density, condition, starting colour and the selected result.

Hair factors

Long, dense, porous or corrective work can require more product, smaller sections and a longer appointment.

Service factors

Lightening, toning, root work, full-length application and finishing are different scopes even when the broad service name sounds similar.

Your control

Ask for the service plan and final quote after consultation, then approve it before work begins.