Your Christmas Week Appointment Guide: Don’t Miss Your Festive Glam!

Macadamia Hair Spa at Christmas, featuring a Santa hat atop the M, highlights Festive Glam against a softly blurred salon backdrop—a delightful setting for your Christmas Week appointment.
Get ready for the festive season with our Christmas Week Appointment Guide. Book your pre-Christmas cuts, colours and treatments early, and check our holiday opening hours to secure your perfect slot at Macadamia Hair Spa.
 Christmas is one of our busiest times of the entire year, the parties, the family gatherings, the nights out, the photos… and of course, wanting your hair to look absolutely gorgeous for every moment. Whether you’re planning a fresh cut, a glossy colour, bouncy curls or a nourishing treatment before the big day, now is the perfect time to get your appointment secured.

To help you stay organised (and avoid any festive stress!), here’s your complete Christmas Week Appointment Guide for 2025.

Book Early to Avoid the Christmas Rush

Our appointment diary fills up quickly in December.. If you want your hair looking its absolute best, shiny, styled and party-ready, we recommend booking as soon as possible.

Think ahead for:

  • Pre-Christmas colour refresh

  • Root touch-ups

  • Blow-dries for parties

  • Winter hair treatments

  • Cut and style before the big day

The earlier you book, the more likely you’ll get your ideal stylist and time slot.

 

December Opening Hours

To make sure as many clients as possible can get their festive appointments, we’re adjusting our opening times on selected Sundays and on the lead up to Christmas Day:

🎅 Sunday 7th December : 9AM-3PM

🎅 Sunday 14th December : 9AM-3PM

🎅 Monday 22nd December : 9AM-7.30PM

🎅 Tuesday 23rd December : 9AM-7.30PM

CLOSED FOR CHRISTMAS 

🎅 Reopening 30th December : 9AM-5PM

 

If you’re unsure which day works best, our team is always happy to help you find the perfect slot.

 

Final Appointment Reminders

To help us keep everything running smoothly during the festive season, please remember to:

  • Arrive a little early for your appointment

  • Let us know as soon as possible if you need to reschedule

  • Book colour appointments well in advance

  • Allow extra time for winter traffic and holiday queues

This helps us make sure everyone receives the relaxing, enjoyable experience they deserve, even during the busy Christmas rush.

 

Let Us Help You Sparkle This Christmas

Whether you’re going for classic glam, a fresh seasonal shade or a full makeover, the team at Macadamia Hair Spa is here to make sure you step into Christmas feeling confident and looking incredible.

Book your Christmas appointment now and let us help you shine all season long.

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