Is the consultation really free?

Yes. Hair is read dry, its history is asked about, and a plan is agreed before anything is booked — walking out afterwards with nothing booked is entirely normal, and it costs you nothing to do so.

Why do you measure styling by length rather than one flat approach?

Because the work genuinely differs — ironing waist-length hair and finishing a bob take different amounts of time and product, so length is assessed at the consultation and treated as the different jobs they are, rather than one approach applied to both.

What is a hair spa, and how is it different from a treatment?

It's a session at the basin rather than an add-on to a cut, chosen for a specific concern — dryness, breakage, an itchy scalp — after the free consultation reads what's actually needed. If the main concern is smoothing or repair after colour, the treatment page is usually the better fit.

Do you cut curly and wavy hair?

Yes, and it is the main reason we cut dry and standing. Curl pattern and shrinkage are invisible on wet hair, so a curly head cut to a wet line dries shorter and unevenly. Cutting dry means the length you see agreed in the mirror is the length you keep.

What hygiene standards do you follow?

Gowns and towels are fresh for every client, and every brush, comb and sectioning clip is sanitised between appointments — nothing is shared between one client and the next.

How long should I book for?

A cut alone is around forty-five minutes. A cut with a wash and blow dry on long hair runs to about ninety, and a hair spa or ritual is a session of its own. Telephone +91 99878 73087 and we will book the right amount of time rather than the next free slot.

Women’s haircut, styling and spa

Cut dry and standing, agreed twice before a single length is taken — so the shape you approve in the mirror is the shape that leaves with you.

Telephone +91 99878 73087

Approach: Cut dry, agreed twice
Hygiene: Sterilised tools, clean gowns
Where: Sector 20, Kharghar
Open: Seven days, 11.00

A client seated in the salon after a cut and finish, long dark hair falling past the shoulder in soft layers.

A haircut is the one thing in a salon that cannot be undone, which is why nothing here is cut until it has been agreed twice — once in words, and once with the hair in your own hands in front of the mirror.

We cut dry and standing wherever the hair allows it. Curl pattern, density and the way a crown actually sits are all invisible under water: hair wet-cut to a perfect line can dry into a shape nobody asked for. Dry cutting is slower and it is how the layers end up falling where they were meant to.

The room, and the pace of an appointment

Gowns and towels are fresh for every client, not shared between appointments, and every tool that touches your hair — combs, sectioning clips, brushes — is sanitised between chairs. None of it is announced with a badge on the wall; it is simply how the room is run.

A head massage comes with every hair service regardless of what else is booked, because it is part of how the water and the product are worked through, not an add-on. The same read that shapes a first visit shapes a tenth one — nothing here runs on autopilot because a client is familiar.

Two cream reclining basin chairs beneath a wall-mounted screen showing a hair campaign.

The cut, and what changes with it

A creative cut is the one most long-hair clients want without knowing its name: layers cut to a face shape rather than to a length, which is what makes a blow dry hold its movement instead of sitting flat. An expert cut is the same craft with more time behind it.

Length is measured at the consultation rather than guessed at the till, because an hour of ironing on waist-length hair is genuinely not the same job as twenty minutes on a bob — the two are treated as the different jobs they are.

A stylist cutting into the nape with scissors over a comb, the client's hair sectioned and damp.

Washing, blow dry and ironing

A classic wash and a luxury wash differ in the products used and the length of the massage at the basin — every appointment carries a complimentary head massage regardless of which you choose.

If you are coming for an occasion rather than a maintenance visit, say so when you telephone. A finish meant to survive a reception in May in Navi Mumbai's humidity is set differently from one meant to last the afternoon, and that is a styling decision made before the blow dryer comes out, not after.

A client on the styling floor at L’Amour Luxe, waist-length hair blow-dried straight and falling forward past the chair.

Hair spa, and what it is actually for

“Hair spa” covers a great deal of ground, most of it vague. Here it means a specific list with specific jobs: a hydra therapy for dryness, a tribond ritual for hair that snaps rather than falls, an intense scalp care for a scalp that itches or flakes, and the Kérastase range for a diagnosed concern rather than a general treat.

Which one you need is a consultation question, not a menu question — and the hair consultation is complimentary, so there is no cost to finding out which answer is actually right for you. Anyone whose main concern is smoothing, straightening or repair after colour is better served by the treatment range, which has its own page.

Prices

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Women’s Haircut prices in Kharghar

Every price below is the salon’s own, in rupees. A quotation is given before anything is cut, mixed or applied.

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Hair Spa & Rituals

Prices are for the standard rate unless a line reads “by expert”. Length is measured at the consultation. The full carte of more than two hundred treatments is on the services page.

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What people ask before they book

Is the consultation really free?
Yes. Hair is read dry, its history is asked about, and a plan is agreed before anything is booked — walking out afterwards with nothing booked is entirely normal, and it costs you nothing to do so.
Why do you measure styling by length rather than one flat approach?
Because the work genuinely differs — ironing waist-length hair and finishing a bob take different amounts of time and product, so length is assessed at the consultation and treated as the different jobs they are, rather than one approach applied to both.
What is a hair spa, and how is it different from a treatment?
It's a session at the basin rather than an add-on to a cut, chosen for a specific concern — dryness, breakage, an itchy scalp — after the free consultation reads what's actually needed. If the main concern is smoothing or repair after colour, the treatment page is usually the better fit.
Do you cut curly and wavy hair?
Yes, and it is the main reason we cut dry and standing. Curl pattern and shrinkage are invisible on wet hair, so a curly head cut to a wet line dries shorter and unevenly. Cutting dry means the length you see agreed in the mirror is the length you keep.
What hygiene standards do you follow?
Gowns and towels are fresh for every client, and every brush, comb and sectioning clip is sanitised between appointments — nothing is shared between one client and the next.
How long should I book for?
A cut alone is around forty-five minutes. A cut with a wash and blow dry on long hair runs to about ninety, and a hair spa or ritual is a session of its own. Telephone +91 99878 73087 and we will book the right amount of time rather than the next free slot.

Finding us

Shop 35 & 36, Kesar GardensPlot 53, Sector 20, KhargharNavi Mumbai 410 210

The salon sits in Kesar Gardens on Plot 53, Sector 20 — a few minutes from Kharghar station, with clients travelling in from Panvel, Kamothe, Taloja, Ulwe, Belapur and across Navi Mumbai.

A cut is one page of a considerably longer carte. The rest of it, and the room it happens in, is at our salon in Kharghar.

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Hours

Monday — Sunday: 11.00 — 21.00

Open seven days a week.

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