real hair.
Curls. Fades. Fringes. Bobs. Long, short, straight, textured and everything in between.
Their style.
They bring the personality. We'll handle the hair. Parents get a say too. Mostly.
Children's hair salons built entirely around kids.
Kids aren't small adults.
So why get their hair cut in a salon designed for grown ups?
Shortcuts started with a simple idea: build the whole thing around kids instead.
Car chairs. PlayStations. Stylists who really know kids' hair. An environment where being a kid is kind of the point.
Really good haircuts. Made for kids.
We've been around the block.
Shortcuts started in Milton Keynes and grew from there.
Since then, we've opened salons across the UK, worked with Mothercare, been recognised by No.10 as an inspirational British start up and represented the British Business Bank.
Not bad for a business built around tiny cars and hair clippings.
Their hair. Their style.
First trims. Big chops. Curls. Fades. Fringes. Bobs. And everything in between.
Some know exactly what they want. Some couldn't care less. Some are just happy there's a steering wheel or PlayStation in front of them.
Your Child. Their Style. Our Passion
Good hair days start here.
Kid friendly haircare, picked for little heads and big personalities.
SENsory Space.
Milton Keynes.
A calmer haircut experience for children who need things a little quieter, slower and more considered.
About the SENsory Space
Don't just take our word for it.
"It was my baby's first hair cut and I was so nervous but honestly she was absolutely wonderful with her and so patient."
"He is autistic and the care and patience we have experienced from Hariatt and Sonya is just unmatched."
"Such a calm atmosphere with films, cool car chairs and complimentary snacks. Couldn't be happier with how his hair looked."
Ten haircuts.
One on us.
Collect a point with every haircut. One family card on your phone, with no paper card to remember.
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Ready when they are.
Pick your salon. Pick your time. We'll take it from there.