English and SpanishSpoken by Maricarmen and Horacio
Event morningsBy arrangement, before opening hours
The plan
From the first message to the last pin
Every event follows the same six steps, so the family knows what happens and when.
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Step 1: First message
Send the date, the place and how many people need hair, on WhatsApp or the form. We answer with trial times and a few questions.
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Step 2: The trial
Bring photos of the dress and the crown. We try two looks, pin them in and take photos before you choose.
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Step 3: The court and the family
We list everyone's hair, chair and start time on one sheet: damas, chambelanes, mamá, madrina.
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Step 4: The week before
A short note on caring for hair the days before, what to wear to the chair and where everyone parks. We confirm the plan in writing.
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Step 5: The morning
We start at the time on the plan, at the salon or at your home. The quinceañera is usually first, then the court, then the family.
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Step 6: The party
If you ask for it, one stylist stays through photos and the entrance for pins and touch-ups.
For the family
A page for the court and the family
A quinceañera is never one head of hair. The damas, the chambelanes, mamá, the madrina and the grandmothers all need a chair and a time. We plan the whole morning on one sheet, so everyone knows when to arrive and who will do their hair.
A list of everyone's hair, chair and start time
Cuts and beard shaping for the chambelanes and the men of the family
Braids and sets for the little ones, with a parent beside them
Every price is set by the stylist's level, the length and density of the hair, and the look. You get it in writing before you book.
Your stylists
Meet the people in the chairs
Book with the stylist who suits the chair: the quinceañera, the court, the men of the family or the grandmothers.
Maricarmen Benavidez
Owner and lead stylist, updos and crowns
Cosmetology operator license · TX Lic. # 000000
Maricarmen opened Encanto to ask about the whole morning, not only the crown. She leads every trial and plans the court's chairs on one sheet. She works in Spanish and English.
Barber, for the chambelanes and the men of the family
Barber license · TX Lic. # 000000
Horacio cuts and shapes the chambelanes, the padrinos and the fathers, and keeps the men's side of the morning moving. He works in Spanish and English.
Margie styles the women of the family: soft sets, short cuts and updos for mothers, madrinas and grandmothers, at a pace that suits them. She works in English.
