Precision cut & finish
A cut built around your face shape and how you actually style at home, not how we would style it in the chair.
from £58
Hair · beauty · feel good
Willow & Bloom Hair Studio
A calm, plant filled studio mixing precision cuts with colour that grows out beautifully. Willow & Bloom is not a real salon: it is the Tidalux showcase. Every part of this page is real WaveSites functionality with demo words in it. The bar at the top is the same Studio look and layout controls, running on this published site.
Treatments and prices
The treatment menu, prices and all
Restyle consultation
Half an hour, no scissors. We talk through what you want, what your hair will actually do, and what it costs to keep up.
free
Colour & balayage
Hand painted colour that grows out softly, so the regrowth line is never the enemy.
from £120
Full head highlights
Foils from root to tip, finished with a toner chosen for your skin tone rather than the swatch book.
from £145
Gloss & tone refresh
The in-between appointment that keeps colour looking new without touching the length.
from £42
Blow dry & styling
A finish that holds, for a wedding, an interview, or just a Tuesday.
from £35
Bridal & occasion hair
A trial run first, always, so the big day has no surprises. Home visits by arrangement.
from £150
Bond repair treatment
For hair that has had a hard year. Twenty minutes under the steamer and a plan for the next three months.
from £28
Children's cut (under 12)
Quiet chair, quick chat, no pressure. Booked into the calm end of the day on purpose.
from £22
Why book with us
In good hands
Every price shown up front, before you sit down. Nothing on the menu is a starting figure that quietly doubles at the till.
A consultation costs nothing and commits you to nothing. If what you want will not suit your hair, we would rather say so over a coffee than halfway through.
Products chosen with London tap water in mind, which is most of why colour fades faster here than the bottle promises.
Thursday evenings run to 8pm, because not everybody can take an afternoon off to have their hair cut.
The same stylist each time wherever we can manage it, so nobody has to explain their hair twice.
The site itself is a WaveSite, hosted and looked after in the UK by Tidalux, with no plugin updates for the owner to worry about on a Sunday night.
About
A showcase, not a real salon
Willow & Bloom is a fictional business Tidalux built to show what a fully painted WaveSites site looks like when someone actually fills it in. The studio is not real, the names in the team section are invented, and there is nobody to book with. Everything around the words is genuine: the same hosted page, the same opening-hours panel, the same priced treatment menu, the same gallery (curated CDN stand-ins until an owner uploads their own photographs), team, reviews and enquiry form, and the same bolt-on previews a real owner switches on from their own portal. If you are weighing up a WaveSite, this is the honest version of what you get, filled in properly rather than left half empty.
People
The people, for illustration
These names are invented for the demonstration. A real salon would put the stylists who actually work here.
Willow Chen
Cut and colour, demonstration
Invented for this showcase. A real salon would describe the stylist who actually takes your chair.
Bloom Adeyemi
Balayage and gloss, demonstration
Invented for this showcase. Colour notes and a patch-test reminder would live here on a live site.
Samira Holt
Bridal and events, demonstration
Invented for this showcase. Trials, venue visits and a calm morning routine would be the real copy.
Gallery
A closer look
Reviews
What people say
Illustrative example
Sample review: this is where a real client's own words would sit, collected automatically by WaveReviews a day or two after their appointment.Sample client A · Illustrative example, not a real review
Illustrative example
Sample review: an owner approves each one before it appears, so the page never publishes something they have not read.Sample client B · Illustrative example, not a real review
Illustrative example
Sample review: quotes can also be typed in by hand from the portal, with a name and a short role, if the owner would rather curate them.Sample client C · Illustrative example, not a real review
Illustrative example
Sample review: nothing here describes an actual visit, an actual stylist, or an actual salon, because there is not one.Sample client D · Illustrative example, not a real review
Questions
Good to know
Is this a real salon?
No. Willow & Bloom is a demonstration WaveSites build made by Tidalux. There is no studio, no stylist and no appointment to keep. The names in the team section are invented. Everything around the words is real: this is the same hosted page, the same booking board, the same review, team and link blocks and the same enquiry form a paying owner gets.
So what on this page actually works?
All of it except the two things that need somebody at the other end. The enquiry form really sends, the assistant really opens and answers, the links really go where they say. Social icons on this demonstration point at example.com, not a fake salon profile. What the demonstration cannot do is hold a booking or answer a question nobody wrote down first, and both blocks say so themselves rather than pretending.
What is the bar at the top?
Those are the real WaveSites Studio colour, light and spacing controls, plus links to other published demo WaveSites. Changing a look here does not edit the saved site; it only previews on your device. JavaScript on a WaveSite is a small first-party file we ship with the page, not a third-party tag soup.
How often should I come in for colour?
Balayage is the forgiving one, at eight to twelve weeks, because it is painted to grow out softly. A full head of foils asks for six to eight. A gloss in between keeps either looking new without touching the length.
Do you do bridal hair away from the studio?
Home and venue visits by arrangement, always after a trial run at the studio first. The trial is the whole point: nobody wants to discover something on the morning.
How much does a site like this cost?
Pricing lives on the Tidalux site rather than here, because it changes and this page is a demonstration. What matters for judging it: this build is the top of the range with everything switched on, so it is the most a WaveSite does, not the least.
One link
Everything, in one tap
The link a salon puts in every social profile. Same colours, same domain, same business, so it never lands somewhere that looks like a stranger built it. The owner reorders these in seconds when the priority changes.
- Book a chair This week's availability Most tapped
- Treatments and prices The full menu, nothing hidden until the till Prices
- How we work What happens at a first visit
- Recent work Cuts, colour and the plant wall
- Find the studio Notting Hill W11, and how to reach us
- Follow the studio Instagram, Facebook and the rest, with honest demonstration links
Follow along
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Contact
Say hello (it goes nowhere)
This showcase has a fully working enquiry form, wired exactly the way a live WaveSites contact form is: same validation, same spam trap, same journey into the owner's inbox and portal. Send one if you like, nothing goes wrong, but nobody reads it because this business does not exist. It is also where the booking board and the assistant both send you, which is the honest version of what a static page can do on its own.
Find us · Notting Hill W11
Booking
This week at the studio
The chairs we have left, straight from the diary. Pick a time and tell us which treatment you are after, and we will confirm it back to you.
- Cut and finish
- 45 minutes
- Colour
- from 2 hours, patch test first
- Late finishes
- Thursdays until 8pm
- Changing a booking
- 24 hours notice, no charge
Wednesday 9am to 6pm
Fully booked, ask to go on the list
Being straight with you: this is a demonstration, so nothing here is held and nobody is waiting at the other end. Tapping a time drops you into the enquiry form. On a live WaveSite the WaveBookings bolt-on takes the slot the moment a customer picks it, closes it for everybody else, and puts it in the owner's diary without anyone typing it in twice.