An Edinburgh hairdressers have announced they have changed their policy to charge cuts by 'length not gender.'
The Bona Hair salon in Edinburgh spoke out this week to inform their clients that they would be changing the way they priced and charged for their beauty services.
Based in Colinton Mains, the business, which opened in the summer of 2021, said that they wanted to introduce a "non-judgemental policy" that would see all clients included.
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Adjusting the pricing, the new layout will mean that the cost of a haircut is calculated by the length of hair chopped, rather than a 'ladies' or 'gents' cut.
A ‘clipper cut’ will now cost £20, with a ‘short above the ears’ cut costing £30. A ‘medium length below the ear-collar bone’ cut will be £39, with a ‘long -collar bone and below’ chop being the most expensive at £45.
In a post on social media, the salon also added that they would now be offering 'silent' appointments, for customers who wished to not chat during their visit.
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Staff said: "Bona Hair is super excited to announce that we no longer charge clients by gender. We now charge by hair length. We offer a non-judgemental policy and want all our clients to feel as safe and happy as possible.
"We are also starting to offer silent appointments for the days where you just don't feel like chatting and want to sit in peace.
"Life can be exhausting and we understand."
You can find more information here.
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