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Studio Mer Salon · Kitsilano

Kitsilano · Vancouver

A personal stylist, not just a chair.

Six stylists, three honest price levels, and colour formulated for the light you actually live in. Meet your stylist before you book: their level, their work and their price for your service. Then hold your time in about a minute.

2210 West 4th Avenue · Tue to Fri 9 to 7, Sat 9 to 5 · (604) 555-0148

Studio Mer's styling floor: rose-velvet chairs at copper-framed mirrors under a slatted wood ceiling, warmly lit

Level pricing, explained

Three levels. One standard of care.

Levels are about demand and experience, never effort. Every guest gets the same consultation, the same products and the same time in the chair. A New Talent appointment is the same craft, earlier in its story, at a friendlier price.

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New Talent

1 to 3 years on the floor

Licensed stylists building their book, mentored every day by our education director. Same products, same time in the chair, gentler prices. A master colourist also signs off on every colour formula.

Senior Stylist

4 to 8 years behind the chair

Established stylists with a full book and a clear specialty. Most guests book here: proven hands, reliable results, and openings that usually come up within the week.

Master Stylist

9+ years, educator level

Our most-requested chairs and the people who train everyone else. Master prices reflect demand on their calendar, not extra effort, because every level gets the same care. Expect to book two to three weeks out.

The menu

Six crafts, priced in the open.

All services & pricing
Copper-red hair pinned softly above a woman's sunlit face, glimpsed through a haze of yellow wildflowers

Colour philosophy

Colour that lives in daylight.

Salon lighting flatters everything; that's its job. Ours doesn't get the final say. Every formula at Studio Mer is checked at a north-facing window before it's called done, because your colour spends its life on the seawall, in your kitchen and under office lights. If it only works under our bulbs, it doesn't work.

"The best colour is the one you stop thinking about by Thursday."

Noor Haddad, Colour Director

The floor

Choose the hands, not just the hour.

All six stylists
Senior Stylist

Priya Raman

Texture & Curl Specialist

Curl cutting, texture care & dimensional colour

  • Dry curl cutting (2A to 4C)
  • Silk presses & heat care
  • Soft shags & layers

The craft

Cut dry first. Always.

Wet hair lies. It hangs longer, behaves better, and tells your stylist nothing about the cowlick that runs your mornings. Every Studio Mer cut starts dry, with your hair doing whatever it actually does, and ends with a two-minute lesson in getting the salon finish from the tools you already own.

Every first visit starts with fifteen unhurried minutes in the chair before water or colour touches your hair. Bring photos. If we think a look won't survive your mornings, we'll tell you.

Stylist's hands mid-cut, holding a curl of brown hair between fingers with scissors and a black carbon comb

The look book

Recent work, credited by hand.

Browse all looks
Close portrait of a woman with copper-red hair pinned up softly, her face half-veiled by yellow wildflowers in warm sunlight

Copper, kissed by August

Colour

Full balayage lifted two levels, glossed to a sunlit copper that reads auburn indoors and flame at golden hour.

By Noor Haddad · Colour Director

The Mer bob

Cuts

Élodie's house cut: one length, jaw-grazing, cut dry to your exact cowlicks. Better on day three, as promised.

By Élodie Marchand · Cutting Specialist

Woman with a loosely braided red updo, wearing an amber coat and holding yellow blossoms in a golden flower field

The braided crown, undone

Occasion

A woven crown braid loosened by hand until it looks found, not built. Holds a full wedding day on twelve pins.

By Tomás Ferreira · Styling & Extensions

Guest reviews

What guests would tell you.

All sample reviews
  • ★★★★★

    "I came in with a photo of a bob and a lot of nerves. Élodie spent twenty minutes asking how I actually do my hair, then cut it dry. It's week five and it still falls into place on its own."

    Hannah L. · with Élodie Marchand

  • ★★★★★

    "Noor walked me to the window to check the shade in daylight before calling it done. Seven weeks later, still no brass. The patch test two days before took five minutes."

    Jess M. · with Noor Haddad

  • ★★★★★

    "Tomás did my wedding updo after a trial a month earlier. It lasted through dinner, dancing and a windy beach photo, then came out with about six pins at midnight, just like he said it would."

    Sofia R. · with Tomás Ferreira

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Specials

Few offers, honest terms.

All terms, in plain language

The journal

Advice we'd give our own hair.

All journal entries

July 9, 2026 · 5 min read

Growing it out is still a haircut

The grow-out fails in the chair you stopped sitting in. A cutting specialist on trim math, the fringe exit plan, and when to admit the in-between needs a shape of its own.

May 6, 2026 · 5 min read

Heat styling without the heartbreak

You don't have to quit your iron. You have to stop using it like a waffle press. A texture specialist on temperatures, order of operations, and the one product that isn't optional.

March 25, 2026 · 5 min read

Occasion hair that outlasts the occasion

A style that photographs beautifully at four and collapses by nine wasn't finished, it was staged. Our occasion stylist on day-two hair, trial runs, and why pins beat lacquer.

Your chair is the one with your name on it.

Pick a service, pick a stylist at the level that suits your budget, pick a time, check the details. Booked in about a minute.

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