The design choice here is the combination of four parallel service items and a strong visual frame. Permanent Color, Wash, retwist and style, Detox Treatment, and Hot oil Treatment are not presented as a long list; each receives its own circular image, title, displayed price label, and descriptive paragraph. That gives the section enough visual repetition to support comparison while keeping every offering within the same compact content region. The centered Hair Services heading makes the intended function clear before the visitor reaches the individual items.
The black background supplies a deep base for the peach and white type, and the peach borders around the circular images act as a repeated accent across the row. Generous spacing separates the four columns so the block can show several offerings without collapsing them into a dense card grid. This makes the design a useful option when a page needs a service overview with equal emphasis on multiple treatments and a stronger image-led character than plain text rows. The static arrangement also keeps all four offerings visible at once, allowing the surrounding page to handle any deeper service information, booking path, or contact action. The value of the design lies in its focused content coverage and coordinated presentation, not in trying to perform the work of an entire page.
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