Your appointment.
Your settings.

Sensory comfort is not an add-on here. It is the whole build. Before your first visit, you fill out a quick digital intake and tell us how you like things, in writing, no awkward conversation required.

Lighting:

no harsh overhead glare. Each artist works under their own task lighting so they can do precise, quality work, and we offer light-blocking glasses if you want a dimmer feel.

chatty, a little, or none at all. No guilt, no weird looks.
quieter than a typical beauty studio or nail salon, though not fully silent. People talk, and there is a street outside. Bring your own earbuds or ask us for noise-cancelling ones.
state-of-the-art air filtration and low-fragrance products keep things fresher than most salons. Some scents come with the work, especially acrylics, and we keep them as low as we can.
noise-cancelling headphones, light-blocking glasses, weighted blankets, and fidgets.
A heads up on what is happening before it happens. No surprises.
so you are not making eye contact with a row of strangers.

Your artist reads your intake before you arrive, so the most you will get is one quiet question at the start: music or quiet today? Whatever you answer, that is how it stays. We ask. We adapt. You exhale. Anything we did not cover, tell us more in your intake form, and we will build the appointment around it.

How booking will work

We are a working studio, not a sensory deprivation tank. There will be some sound and some smell. We simply lower all of it, on purpose, far below what a typical salon throws at you.

No proof required

You do not need a diagnosis. You do not need to explain yourself. You do not need to be spicy enough to belong here. If a typical salon has ever felt like too much, this is for you. You belong here.

Working toward Culture City Certified
We are working toward Culture City sensory inclusive certification, and our team trains around it, so the space keeps getting better at meeting you where you are.

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