Boucles Addict Studio welcomes kids with curly, tight-curled and coily hair in Montreal, from age 6 or 7. Bianca cuts and detangles gently, without pulling and at their own pace, while you stay right beside them.
Curly, tightly curled and coily hair is all she does. Trained in Mauritius and Paris, Bianca works with women, men and kids in Montreal who want healthy hair that’s understood and looks its best.
Boucles Addict Studio welcomes kids from age 6 or 7 for a haircut. At that age, most kids can sit for an hour without any trouble. For a younger child, write to Bianca before booking: she will let you know whether a shorter appointment is possible.
My hair has never looked as beautiful as it does with Bianca! I’ve been to several places, and this is by far my best experience. (…) She brought my curls back to life and gave me a gorgeous cut!
★★★★★
Mia B.Google review · Cut · translated from French
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A true professional who takes her time. Not just to cut your hair but also to explain how it behaves and what it needs. You leave with a better understanding of your hair and a beautiful cut.
★★★★★
Nathalie C.Google review · Cut · translated from French
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Bianca created exactly what I had in mind for my hair, and even went beyond my expectations! The highlights are stunning and the result shows off my curls perfectly, without changing their nature.
★★★★★
Lisa B.Google review · Balayage · translated from French
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Kids’ cut (ages 6–7 and up)1 hrfrom $50
Starting prices. Final price depends on length, density and curl type.
A kids’ appointment takes about an hour at the Montreal studio. You stay beside your child from start to finish. Bianca detangles with water and conditioner, section by section, without pulling. She takes breaks whenever your child needs one and goes at their pace.
We start by looking at the hair together and talking about what you’d like. Bianca explains each step to your child before doing it. Nothing is forced: if a step makes your child nervous, it can wait for another day.
What’s the best haircut for a child with curly hair?
For a child with curly hair, the cut keeps the natural shape of the curls. Bianca evens out the ends, removes any damage and frames the face, without taking off any more length than needed. At Boucles Addict Studio, girls and boys get the same attention, and no one is pushed into a cut they don’t want.
A child’s curls are often finer and more fragile than an adult’s. The cut is done curl by curl, with scissors, to respect the spring of every section. To learn more, see how we cut curly hair.
How much is a kids’ haircut in Montreal?
A kids’ haircut starts at $50 at Boucles Addict Studio in Montreal. The price depends on length, volume and how much detangling is needed. The appointment takes about an hour. We confirm the exact price with you before we start.
How do I detangle my child’s coily hair without pain?
Always detangle wet hair coated in conditioner, section by section. Start with your fingers, then use a wide-tooth comb, working from the ends up to the roots. Hold each section close to the root: your child won’t feel the tug.
For parents: the routine in 4 steps
Wash with a gentle, sulfate-free shampoo.
Detangle with conditioner in, in small sections.
Moisturize with a light leave-in.
Protect at night with a satin bonnet or pillowcase.
For coily hair, a wash every week or every two weeks is enough. Looser curls can handle washing a little more often. Between washes, simply refresh with a bit of water and a light leave-in, no shampoo needed.
What products are safe for kids’ curly hair?
For kids, choose gentle, lightweight products: a sulfate-free shampoo, a rich conditioner for detangling and a leave-in. Avoid heavy products that weigh down fine curls. At the studio, Bianca can recommend what suits your child’s texture.
The right brands depend on your child’s hair. That’s exactly what Bianca walks you through during a consultation or a coaching session.
How do I style my daughter’s coily hair every day?
Day to day, simple protective styles are the gentlest: twists, flat twists, a low bun or two puffs. They limit handling and lock in moisture. At night, a satin bonnet keeps the style going for several days. Bianca can also put in twists at the studio.
Can my child get curl definition or twists?
Yes, curl definition and twists are available for kids on request. The price depends on the length and volume of their hair. The easiest way is to write to Bianca or book a consultation: she will suggest what works best for your child.
My child is scared of the salon. What can I do?
Lots of kids are scared of the salon, often after a painful detangling session. Come by to see the studio first, bring a toy or a book and book a morning slot. A short first appointment, with you right beside them, helps your child feel confident again.
Does a child’s hair texture change as they grow?
Yes, a child’s hair texture often changes until the teen years. Curls can tighten, loosen or thicken. That’s why Bianca looks closely at the hair at every visit and adapts the cut and advice, instead of repeating the same routine.
Looking for a routine that works for the whole family? The Signature Experience ($215, 3 hr) includes an assessment, a treatment, a cut, definition and a PDF routine. Signature Coaching ($180) teaches you every step, one at a time.
How old does my child need to be?
From age 6 or 7 for a haircut. For a younger child, write to Bianca before booking.
What happens during a kids’ appointment?
About an hour, with you right beside your child. Detangling with water and conditioner, no pulling, with breaks when needed.
How much is a kids’ haircut?
From $50, depending on length, volume and how much detangling is needed.
How do I detangle my child’s coily hair without pain?
On wet hair with conditioner, in sections, first with your fingers and then a wide-tooth comb, from the ends up to the roots.
How often should I wash my child’s curly hair?
Once a week or every two weeks for coily hair, a little more often for looser curls.
My child is scared of the salon. What can I do?
Come see the studio first, bring a toy and book a morning slot. A short first appointment helps your child feel confident again.
Mia B.Google review · Cut · translated from French 
Nathalie C.Google review · Cut · translated from French 
Lisa B.Google review · Balayage · translated from French 
