Hair To Please operates as a full-service salon on Northwest 23rd Street with particular depth in color work, including balayage, highlights, and corrective color, alongside cuts and styling for straight and textured hair.
This is a salon built around the skills of colorists who handle everything from dimensional blonde work to color correction on clients who have experienced previous damage. The shop maintains a smaller stylist roster than mega-salons but supports longer appointment windows for complex color treatments. It serves walk-in and appointment clients, though appointment bookings are necessary for anything beyond basic trims on busy days.
Single-process color runs $50–$70 depending on hair length and density. Balayage and highlights with multiple placement points range from $90 to $140, also length-dependent. Root touch-ups fall between $40 and $60. Cuts without color cost $30–$40 for standard styling. Extension services and perms are available but should be confirmed by phone, as pricing and availability shift seasonally. Call ahead to verify current rates, as color material costs create legitimate price shifts two to four times yearly.
Hair To Please occupies the mid-market position in Oklahoma City's salon landscape. It undercuts higher-end color specialists like those in Nichols Hills salons (which charge $150–$200 for balayage) while offering more focused color training than chain salons such as Great Clips or Supercuts, where colorists rotate among general services. For clients specifically seeking balayage on a realistic budget, Hair To Please competes more directly with independent stylists renting chairs at salon suites around Bricktown, though those freelancers often require a higher minimum service spend and have less stable scheduling. For textured hair care and protective styling, other full-service salons on the NW side like Studio 7 and local Black-owned shops in the Eastside corridor provide comparable options at similar pricing.
This salon is best for clients who want dimensional color work without salon-elite pricing and who can commit to a 2.5- to 3-hour appointment for complex balayage. It works well for clients returning to correct previous color damage, since corrective specialists require expertise beyond chain-salon capability. Clients seeking quick five-minute bang trims or blow-dry-only appointments can be accommodated but are not the focus. Those prioritizing same-day walk-in service on busy Saturdays should arrive early or book in advance; wait times during peak hours often run 30–45 minutes without a reservation.
Arrive 10 minutes early to fill out a brief intake form with hair history and color goals. The stylist will spend 15–20 minutes doing a consultation, looking at your natural level, previous color, and the specific shade and technique you want. Bring reference photos on your phone. If you are doing balayage, expect the stylist to section your hair and show you the placement plan before applying color. Single-process color typically takes 35–50 minutes; balayage takes 90–150 minutes depending on technique and current hair condition. Processing time is built into the appointment, not added separately.
Hair To Please is open Tuesday through Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. It is closed Sundays and Mondays. Verify these hours before visiting, as holiday schedules sometimes compress weekend availability. Parking is street-level along NW 23rd; the immediate block fills during lunch and mid-afternoon but turnover is steady. The salon does not validate parking. It accepts cash, card, and digital payment. Book online or call to secure an appointment; the phone line is staffed during business hours.
Hair To Please fills a practical gap for Oklahoma City clients who want color expertise and longer service time at prices well below salon suites in Nichols Hills, making it a reliable option for anyone building a long-term color maintenance relationship.
