The Cut
€85 75 minutes
Consultation, cut, finish — and the honest talk about what your hair wants next.
- One client per stylist
- Finish you can repeat at home

Salon & colour house · Lyon
Maison Velours books one client per stylist, gives colour the whole afternoon it actually needs, and plans your hair by the season — not by the emergency.
The house
Most salons book colour the way airlines book seats — tight, hopeful and with someone waiting for yours. We schedule one client per stylist and give a colour day three unhurried hours, because rushed colour is how corrections are born.
Your first visit starts with tea and a consultation, not a gown and a basin. We look at what your hair has been through, where it should go this season, and what it will honestly cost to keep it there.
The colour diary
Good colour is a plan in four entries. We write yours at the first consultation and keep it in the book.
Forty minutes, no basin. History, texture, the photos you're embarrassed to show — and an honest map of what's possible this season.
The foundation shade, set right once. Everything after builds on this afternoon, which is why it gets the whole afternoon.
Balayage, foils or both — light placed where your cut actually moves, painted by hand at the pace hand-painting takes.
Six weeks later: tone refreshed, shine sealed, plan adjusted. Forty-five minutes that make the base last a season.
Services
Every price includes the consultation, the tea and a stylist who isn't watching the next chair.
€85 75 minutes
Consultation, cut, finish — and the honest talk about what your hair wants next.
€240 an afternoon
Base, dimension and gloss in one unhurried sitting. The full diary entry.
€45 45 minutes · every 6 weeks
The maintenance visit that keeps the colour day paying rent.
Great hair is a plan, not a rescue.
The chairs
You book a person, and the diary follows the person. Choose your author.
First chair · colour
Twenty years of colour and a firm rule: she will talk you out of black-to-platinum in one sitting, and she will be right.
Second chair · cut & texture
Cuts curly hair dry, straight hair wet, and everything at the pace it grows. Keeps a photo diary of every client's best hair day.
Third chair · the gloss
The maintenance specialist. Remembers your formula better than the book does, and the book is very good.
From the chairs
I used to book colour like a dentist appointment — dread, endure, repeat. Now it's the best afternoon of my quarter.
Camille talked me OUT of the expensive option at my consult. I've trusted her with everything since, which has cost me far more. Worth it.
The gloss appointment is 45 minutes and it's the reason strangers ask about my colourist. I say I can't remember the name of the salon.
Book
New clients begin with the forty-minute consult — it's how the diary starts, and it's free with any first service. Tuesday to Saturday.
Visitors pick a stylist, a date and a time here, then leave their details.
The salon
Rue Auguste Comte, the doorway with the deep red curtain. Ring, and someone will bring you in out of the weather.