Taylored Hair Designs is a full-service salon in Oklahoma City's Midtown neighborhood that focuses on color services, custom cutting, and textured hair, operating with a team of licensed stylists who work by appointment. The salon occupies a dedicated space and serves clients seeking targeted expertise in balayage, dimensional color, and precision cuts rather than walk-in convenience.
A seven-chair salon operating since the early 2010s, Taylored Hair Designs positions itself around color work and customized cuts rather than quick-turn services. Stylists at the salon specialize in balayage and hand-painted color techniques, short and shape-focused cuts, and styling for textured and curly hair. The appointment-only model means minimal wait time and dedicated one-on-one attention during your service.
Color services dominate the menu. A single-process color (full head) typically runs $65 to $85, depending on hair length and stylist experience level. Balayage and hand-painted highlights start at $95 and can reach $150 or higher for extensive dimensional work on longer hair. Root touch-ups are priced lower, usually $50 to $70. Haircuts range from $35 to $55 for a basic cut to $60 to $75 for specialized cuts focusing on shape and texture work. Blow-dry services and styling add $30 to $50. Prices can shift seasonally or with demand; confirm current rates by calling ahead.
Extensions and treatments (such as deep conditioning for textured hair) are available but should be quoted individually. Many stylists offer consultations at the start of a first appointment to discuss color vision, hair condition, and maintenance expectations.
Taylored Hair Designs differs from high-volume salons like those in malls or chain locations, which prioritize turnover and offer lower color prices ($40 to $60 for single-process) but limited color complexity and shorter appointment windows. It also sits apart from luxury salons in Bricktown or Edmond, which often charge $100 to $150+ for base color and focus on a broader clientele. Taylored's Midtown location and price tier make it accessible for clients wanting skilled color work without boutique-salon overhead; it suits those with specific color goals or curly-hair needs more than clients seeking an all-services luxury experience. For clients prioritizing speed and affordability over customization, a neighborhood chain salon may fit better. For those wanting the most expensive or trend-forward work, Bricktown's higher-end houses may appeal.
This salon works well for clients with a clear color vision, those with textured or curly hair seeking specialized knowledge, and anyone willing to book ahead and commit to follow-up appointments for color maintenance. It appeals to people who value relationship building with a single stylist. It does not suit walk-in traffic, those seeking same-day appointments, or clients who want a one-time service with no continuity. Budget-first clients may find chain salons more economical for basic color.
Book an appointment online or by phone in advance. Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to complete intake forms. The stylist will conduct a consultation, asking about your color history, current hair condition, lifestyle, and maintenance willingness. If doing color, expect a strand test if you have not used that color line before or if you are going significantly lighter. A full balayage or color service typically takes 2 to 3 hours. Cuts alone are usually 45 minutes to an hour. Payment is accepted at checkout; ask about deposit or cancellation policies when booking.
Taylored Hair Designs operates Tuesday through Saturday, with hours typically 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., though specific closing times vary by day. Verify exact hours before visiting. The salon is located on the east side of Midtown, with on-street or nearby lot parking available. Street parking in Midtown can be competitive during midday; arriving 10 minutes early gives buffer time.
Taylored Hair Designs earns its place in Oklahoma City's salon landscape by delivering skilled color and cut work in a appointment-focused setting where stylists develop relationships with returning clients rather than processing volume. The Midtown location positions it as accessible to the neighborhood's residential and working population.
