English dialogues at the hairdresser

English dialogues at the hairdresser

A: What hairstyle would you like?
B: Make my hairstyle as you want.

A: I don’t want hair spray, please.
B: Okay. I’m not going to put it.

A: Where did you cut your hair? Which hairdresser did you go to?
B: I went to Jane’s salon. Her hair salon is in the city center.

A: I’m having my hair cut tomorrow. I’ve just made an appointment.
B: Which hair salon will you go to?

A: I want to reserve an hour for a haircut.
B: Sure. Are you available Friday at 4 pm?

A: I want to cut my hair short.
B: Okay.

A: Don’t cut it too much.
B: Okay, I will keep it long.

A: I want to dye my hair.
B: Which color are you using?

A: I want my hair shampooed and set only.
B: Got it.

A: I don’t have an appointment for a haircut, but since I was in the neighborhood, I stopped by to see if you had time for me.
B: I was going to go home early today, but since you’re here, I’ll do your hair.

Vocabulary

More sample sentences

My dad’s always on my case about my long hair. He really wants me to cut it.

She always has dyed her hair a strange color.

It is certain that her hair is dyed.

I don’t like having my hair cut.

When Neil speaks to his hairdresser, he will request a rush job.

You badly need a haircut!

You need to wash greasy hair more often than you need to wash dry hair.

A few years ago Lisa cut her hair really short. I was surprised because she’d always had long hair.

Lisa had long hair when she was a child.

Your hair looks nice. Did you have it cut?

You’ve had your hair cut, haven’t you?

I think you should get your hair cut really short.

My hair is getting long. I should get it cut.

Your friend’s hair is much shorter than when you last met.

Tim usually cuts his own hair.