A menu would suggest you choose from what exists. It works the other way around: you describe the life the hair has to survive, and Melissa builds the service around it. These are the five ways most clients begin.
No menu
Built per client
No price list
Quoted privately
Anywhere
Manchester first
Any hour
Your diary, not ours
Open each one. If your situation isn’t here, that only means it hasn’t been written down — nothing ever is.
Red carpets, award seasons, festival weeks. Melissa works backstage, in hotel suites and in trailers — building hair that survives flashbulbs, weather and a twelve-hour day, then disappears from the record.
- On-location styling
- Stand-by touch-ups through the event
- Press-day continuity
- Full kit travels to you
Quoted privately, once
There is no rate card. After the consultation you receive a single figure for the arrangement — travel, time, product, silence, all of it. It is never itemised and never discussed again.
The diary bends to yours
5am before the flight, 11pm after the show, Sunday because Monday is impossible. Appointments exist where your life allows them, not where a booking system does.
Nothing is off the table
If it involves hair and discretion, it can be arranged. The scenarios below are how most clients arrive — not the limits of what's possible.
No forms, no booking systems, no records you didn’t agree to. Write a line — or have your people write it — and Melissa will reply personally.
Or by introduction, through a current client