Five specialists, each with a clear focus. Read what they love doing, what to book them for and the languages they speak, then choose them when you book or pick “No preference”.
Creative director · Cuts
Rhea cuts dry first, then wet, so the shape works with how your hair actually behaves in Mumbai humidity. She will ask about your mornings before she picks up the scissors.
Speaks English, Hindi, Gujarati
Book with RheaColour lead · Balayage
Farhan plans colour in sittings when your hair needs it, and writes your formula on your client card so the next visit matches. Lived-in, low-maintenance colour is his favourite brief.
Speaks English, Hindi, Urdu
Book with FarhanBridal & occasion hair
Meera styles hair for long wedding days: buns that hold through the pheras, braids that sit under a dupatta and soft looks that survive a reception dance floor.
Speaks English, Tamil, Hindi, Marathi
Book with MeeraSkin & nails lead
Tanvi starts every facial with a skin check and a short chat about what you already use at home. She builds pre-bridal skin plans that end a week before the wedding, never the day before.
Speaks English, Kannada, Hindi
Book with TanviMen’s grooming · Texture
Joel cuts men’s hair of every texture, from sharp skin fades to longer curls that need room to move, and keeps beard shaping and grey blending quick and natural.
Speaks English, Konkani, Hindi
Book with JoelPick “No preference” in the booking flow and we match you. These are the questions we ask ourselves.
For a first cut we usually pair you with Rhea or Joel, who take time over the consultation and will tell you honestly if a shape will not suit your hair type or your routine.
Big colour changes go to Farhan, who may suggest two shorter sittings instead of one long one. It is gentler on your hair and easier on your afternoon.
Meera and Tanvi plan bridal and occasion looks together, so hair and make-up are designed as one look rather than two separate appointments.