Hair salon window graphics

Privacy where clients sit, light everywhere else

Sit in your own chairs and look out. Note where people on the pavement can see straight in, then position frosted film at those heights, leaving clear glass above for daylight. Basins and treatment rooms usually need more cover than styling stations. Patterned or graduated frosting looks softer than a solid band, and a logo cut out of it adds branding with no extra colour. Our window graphics page explains frosted and printed options, and how each one looks from outside.

What to say on the glass

Passers-by only need your name, what you do, and how to book. Put opening hours by the door, and keep prices off the glass unless they rarely change, because crisp cut vinyl lettering looks poor once patched. A QR code to your booking page is useful at standing height, but test it from outside through the glass, since reflections can defeat a phone camera. Use removable film for seasonal offers and styles that will date.

Condensation, sprays and the inside of the window

Salons produce warmth, steam and a mist of hairspray, which all land on the inside of the glass. Film on the inner face stays protected from weather but will need gentle cleaning, without abrasive pads or harsh solvents. Film needs dry, grease-free glass, so plan fitting for a quiet time. Think about the view from inside too, and carry the look on through your wall graphics behind reception so the frontage and interior feel related.

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