Greenpoint

Take the kit. Book the chair later.

Three things. Six weeks. A cleanser, a cream, and a towel packed on Franklin Street. Sit for a cut when the kit is not enough.

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Hair kit bottles and a linen towel on walnut
Packed wash kit on kraft paper
Empty chair in the Greenpoint studio

Three things in the kit

Cleanser, cream, towel. Enough for six weeks of washing at home.

Oil sold alone

One unscented oil for ends. Thirty millilitres in glass. No perfume.

A chair on Fridays

Wren takes the chair when the kit is not enough. One cut, ninety-five dollars.

Ceramic wash basin in the Franklin Street studio
The chair

Wash at home. Sit here four times a year.

The kit is the weekday work. The chair is for length, a fringe, or a cut that the towel cannot fix. Wren packs kits through the week and takes the chair on Fridays. Ada packs orders and washes the towels.

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The studio

Open on Franklin Street since 2020

Wren Solis puts the kits together. Ada Cho packs the boxes. The studio is a storefront with one chair, not a row of mirrors.

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Things in the kit

6

Weeks a kit is meant to last
Salon chair and plants in the Greenpoint studio

Kit Wren
wash and chair

Sold as a set

The wash kit is three pieces. Oil is sold alone. No extra bottles on the shelf.

No perfume

The oil is unscented. The cream is unscented. The towel is just a towel.

One chair

A cut on Franklin Street when six weeks of washing is not enough.

Wash basin before a chair appointment
Oil worked through hair ends
Kit, then chair

Wash first. Cut later.

Most people buy the kit and come back in six weeks. The chair is for length and a fringe, not a weekly blowout. Wren will tell you if you only need more oil.

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From the chairs we know

The kit lasted. Then they booked the chair.