Women’s Haircuts

Women’s Haircuts

A women's haircut at PIED-DE-POULE starts with how your hair actually grows, falls and behaves once it dries, and the shape is cut around that, then washed and finished. Book it when your layers have gone shapeless, when your fringe is sitting in your eyelashes, when the ends have thinned out after months of growing, or when you've decided on a bob and want it cut by premium stylist who does them properly.

Shape That Holds

Still looks cut six weeks later

Curls That Behave

Spring shows without any hot tools

Ends Worth Keeping

Damage gone, length looks denser

Your Face In Focus

Cheekbones and jawline read sharper

Why Choose a Women's Haircut at PIED-DE-POULE?

As a women’s hair salon in South Kensington and Oxford Circus, we work with every length and texture, from the first trim to a full change of shape.

The Consultation Comes First

Every cut starts with a conversation, not a comb. Your stylist reads your face shape and hair type, then asks the questions that actually decide the outcome: how much time you spend on it each morning, how it behaves by day three, what you’re done styling forever. That’s the difference between a cut that photographs well once and one that holds up on a one day.

What’s Included in Your Appointment?

Every Women’s Haircut at PIED-DE-POULE includes a personal consultation, a relaxing head wash and massage, your tailored cut, and a professional signature blow-dry finish.

Women haircut price at Our Salon

Our team is tiered by experience — from Senior Stylists to Art Directors. Every stylist delivers the same high standard of precision; pricing reflects the stylist’s years in the chair. Women’s haircuts start from £80, depending on the stylist you choose.

Cuts we shape daily:

  • Blunt and one-length cuts
  • Layered and long-layer cuts
  • Textured and disconnected cuts
  • Curtain and face-framing fringes
  • Curly and coily reshaping, cut dry

Haircut That Built for Your Texture

Straight, wavy, curly or coily hair each fall differently, so each gets cut differently. For curl patterns from loose waves to tight coils, we cut dry, shaping each curl where it actually sits rather than stretching it flat and guessing. Cut this way, curls hold their form without twenty minutes of hot tools most mornings.

Cut, Colour, Care — In the Right Order

Colour goes on before the cut, not after. Cutting into fresh colour lets your stylist place light and dark exactly where the shape needs it, so the two read as one result. Ask about a Balayage or full Colour at consultation if you’re changing more than the length.

Heat-damaged or overprocessed ends cut cleaner after a Kevin Murphy Treatment, which rebuilds the hair before the scissors touch it.

Every cut finishes with a blow-dry that shows the shape properly. For the days between appointments, ask your stylist which Styling products keep that shape and shine at home.

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How a Women’s Haircut Is Performed at PIED-DE-POULE

01
Consultation

Your stylist looks at your hair dry, before anything is washed, and checks the growth pattern, density and where the previous cut has grown out. You talk through what you actually do with your hair on a normal weekday, not just what you want it to look like today. Photos help, and so does saying plainly what you don't want.

02
Wash and Scalp Prep

Hair is shampooed at the basin with a formula matched to your scalp and, where the ends need it, a conditioning treatment is left on while you sit back. This lifts product build-up that would otherwise drag the cut off-line. The scalp gets a few minutes of pressure work at the same time.

03
Sectioning and the Cut

The head is divided into working panels and the shape is cut from the perimeter inwards, angle by angle. Your stylist checks balance from both sides and from behind as the shape builds. This is the longest part of the appointment and the part that decides everything.

04
Dry Check and Refinement

Once the hair is roughly dried, the shape is checked again dry, because wet hair hides where curl springs up and where a cowlick pushes a section out of line. Any correction happens here, in millimetres. Texturising through the ends comes last.

05
Blow Dry Finish

The finish is worked section by section with a round brush to set the line and the root direction. You see the cut as it will actually look, dry and moving, before you leave the chair.

06
Home Styling and Rebooking

Your stylist shows you the two or three brush movements that matter for your specific shape and names the products doing the work. You'll get a rebooking window based on your length and cut, usually six to eight weeks, and can book the next appointment before you leave.

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Benefits of Our Women Haircut Service

Women’s Haircuts with long layered blonde hair
  • SPLIT END REMOVAL

    Cutting above the damage stops a split travelling further up the shaft, so length stays on your head instead of snapping off mid-strand.

  • WEIGHT REDISTRIBUTION

    Taking bulk out of the interior takes load off the roots, and hair that used to lie flat to the scalp lifts on its own.

  • CURL PATTERN RECOVERY

    Layers cut into wavy and curly hair release the spring that heavy length flattens, so the curl sits in an S rather than a straight line with a bend at the end.

  • BLUNT LINE DENSITY

    A clean perimeter puts every strand at the same finishing point, and fine hair reads noticeably thicker along the bottom edge.

FAQ

  • How much does a haircut for women cost in London?

    Our Central London salons generally charge from £80 for a cut and finish, with senior stylists at the upper end. Exact prices by stylist level are listed on our booking page, so you can compare before you confirm.

  • What's included in a women's haircut appointment?

    A consultation, a head wash with scalp massage, the cut itself, and a signature blow-dry finish. Nothing is charged separately unless you add a colour service.

  • Do you cut curly or textured hair?

    Yes, we cut curl patterns from loose waves through to tight coils, always dry rather than stretched straight. This lets the stylist see exactly how each curl falls before cutting it.

  • How long does a women's haircut take?

    A straightforward cut and blow-dry usually takes 45 minutes to an hour. Longer hair, heavier layering, or a full change of shape can take longer.

  • Should I wash my hair before coming in?

    No, come in with dry or day-old hair rather than freshly washed. Texture shows the stylist far more than clean, flat hair does.

  • Can I get a haircut and colour in the same visit?

    Yes, and colour is done first so the stylist can cut into the fresh tone and place the shape around it. Ask about this when booking so enough time is scheduled for both.

  • Is there a difference between a trim and a full haircut price?

    Not in the skill required — a trim demands the same precision as a full reshape. Price is set by length and time in the chair, not by how much is being taken off.

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