I'd like a haircut.
Usage
Basic haircut request at a salon
Grammar Note
"I'd like" is a polite way to make a request
Just a trim, please — don't cut too much.
Usage
When you only want a light trim
Grammar Note
"just a trim" is a common salon phrase for a minor cut
I'd like to dye my hair [color].
Usage
Ordering a hair coloring service
Grammar Note
"dye" can be used as both a verb and a noun
Can I look at a hairstyle book?
Usage
When browsing hairstyle options
Grammar Note
"Can I" is used to ask for permission
I'd like a shampoo and blow-dry.
Usage
Requesting a wash and blow-dry service
Grammar Note
"blow-dry" is a hyphenated compound word
Do you offer nail art?
Usage
Checking if nail art services are available
Grammar Note
"Do you offer" is a polite way to ask about services
I'd like gel nails / acrylic nails.
Usage
Specifying the type of nail extension
Grammar Note
"/" indicates alternatives (gel or acrylic)
How much will this cost?
Usage
Asking for the price before a beauty service
Grammar Note
"will" is future tense, asking about the cost of a service yet to happen
How long will it take?
Usage
Checking how long a beauty treatment will take
Grammar Note
A standard phrase for asking about duration
I'd like a facial / skin treatment.
Usage
Booking a facial or skin treatment
Grammar Note
"facial" as a noun refers to a face beauty treatment
My hair is curly / straight / fine / thick.
Usage
Describing your hair type to the stylist
Grammar Note
Multiple adjectives separated by "/" for options
Can you straighten / perm my hair?
Usage
Requesting a straightening or perm treatment
Grammar Note
"Can you" asks for ability but is often used as a request
I'm very happy with the result — thank you!
Usage
Expressing satisfaction after a beauty service
Grammar Note
"happy with" is informal for "satisfied with"
Can you shape / thread my eyebrows?
Usage
Requesting eyebrow shaping or threading
Grammar Note
"thread" is used as a verb meaning hair removal with thread
What products do you use?
Usage
Asking about products used, e.g. for allergy reasons
Grammar Note
"What do you use?" asks about the things someone uses
Do I need to make an appointment?
Usage
Asking if an appointment is required
Grammar Note
"make an appointment" is the standard phrase for booking a time slot
Can you also trim my beard?
Usage
Adding beard trimming to an existing service
Grammar Note
"also" is an adverb meaning additionally
I'd like a scalp massage.
Usage
Requesting a scalp massage at the salon
Grammar Note
"I'd like" is the contraction of "I would like," used for polite requests
More English phrases
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