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Kids' haircut in Bornova
Haircuts for girls and boys — a calm visit starts with timing and a clear reference photo.
Before a child’s haircut at our Bornova, İzmir salon, tell us when your child feels comfortable and which style you want. Mention bangs or side length in your appointment request so we can plan the cut.
- Visit us
- Kazımdirik Mah. Gediz Cd. 21 A · Bornova / İzmir
- Coming from elsewhere in İzmir
- Tell us when you call; we will plan the time around your journey. Getting here
- Pricing
- Ask us before your visit; the service and your hair determine the plan.
What it's for
Kids' cuts are short appointments — long waits make them harder. After-school or early slots are usually calmer. A parent can book their own cut the same day with a separate time block. A clear photo beats a film reference at our Kazımdirik salon.
How it works
We book when the child is usually calmest. You bring a photo or simple description. The cut moves at a steady, unhurried pace. Bangs or side details are noted upfront.
Who it's for
First-time cuts work best as brief visits. On restless days, rescheduling can be kinder than forcing it.
Aftercare
Light trims at home between visits; most children return every 4–6 weeks depending on growth.
FAQ
Can a parent get cut the same day? Yes — two time blocks are scheduled.
What should we bring? One photo showing the length and shape you want.
Opening hours? Mon–Sat 08:30–20:00, Sun 10:00–19:00 — Gediz Cd. 21 A.
Questions to settle before booking
Use these questions to prepare for your consultation. Your hair and the agreed scope determine the individual plan.
- What timing and scope should we discuss for a child's cut?
- If you want washing or styling, ask whether the quote includes them. Mention any time your child may need to settle in or take a break so the appointment length can be discussed beforehand.
- What should I mention to help my child feel comfortable?
- Say in advance if clipper noise, a cape or wet hair bothers your child. Discuss where the parent will stay and how the visit could proceed if the child needs a break.