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42 Spanish Phrases for a Beauty Salon Visit
42 Spanish phrases for a beauty salon visit: booking details, haircut length, color, styling, comfort during treatment, allergies, payment, and follow-up.
Table of Contents
Appointment and Consultation
- 01
Tengo cita para corte.
I have a haircut appointment.
- 02
Quiero una consulta primero.
I want a consultation first.
- 03
¿Puede explicarme antes?
Can you explain it to me first?
- 04
Quiero cambiar un poco.
I want to change a little.
- 05
No quiero cambio radical.
I do not want a radical change.
- 06
Tengo una foto de referencia.
I have a reference photo.
- 07
¿Cuánto tardará?
How long will it take?
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Haircut Length
- 08
Solo las puntas.
Just the ends.
- 09
No lo deje muy corto.
Do not leave it too short.
- 10
Quiero mantener el largo.
I want to keep the length.
- 11
Corte hasta los hombros.
Cut it to shoulder length.
- 12
Quiero capas suaves.
I want soft layers.
- 13
El flequillo más corto.
The bangs shorter.
- 14
Revise la simetría.
Check the symmetry.
Color
- 15
Quiero cubrir canas.
I want to cover gray hair.
- 16
Quiero tono más natural.
I want a more natural tone.
- 17
No quiero decolorar mucho.
I do not want to bleach much.
- 18
¿Este color daña el pelo?
Does this color damage the hair?
- 19
Haga una prueba de mechón.
Do a strand test.
- 20
Mi cuero cabelludo es sensible.
My scalp is sensitive.
- 21
Prefiero sin amoníaco.
I prefer ammonia-free.
Styling
- 22
Quiero ondas suaves.
I want soft waves.
- 23
No use mucho calor.
Do not use much heat.
- 24
Quiero volumen arriba.
I want volume on top.
- 25
Déjelo liso, por favor.
Leave it straight, please.
- 26
Use poco producto.
Use little product.
- 27
No quiero laca fuerte.
I do not want strong hairspray.
- 28
¿Puede secarlo al aire?
Can you air-dry it?
Comfort and Sensitivity
- 29
El agua está muy caliente.
The water is very hot.
- 30
Me tira un poco.
It pulls a little.
- 31
Me arde el cuero cabelludo.
My scalp burns.
- 32
Necesito mover la cabeza.
I need to move my head.
- 33
Prefiero menos perfume.
I prefer less fragrance.
- 34
Soy alérgico al tinte.
I am allergic to dye.
- 35
Pare un momento, por favor.
Stop for a moment, please.
Payment and Follow-Up
- 36
¿Cuánto cuesta en total?
How much does it cost in total?
- 37
¿El tratamiento está incluido?
Is the treatment included?
- 38
Necesito recibo.
I need a receipt.
- 39
¿Aceptan tarjeta?
Do you accept cards?
- 40
¿Cuándo vuelvo para retoque?
When do I return for a touch-up?
- 41
¿Qué champú recomienda?
What shampoo do you recommend?
- 42
Gracias, me gusta.
Thank you, I like it.
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