The block combines a square hair styling photograph with a concentrated six-entry service list rather than using a broad card grid or a long paragraph. That choice gives the section a clear reason to stand out among alternative salon layouts: it presents practical service information while retaining a strong visual image. The “Style” heading immediately frames the content as hair styling rather than general beauty information.
The entries also create useful variation within a compact structure. Haircut begins from $40, blow-dry from $65, up-do from $75, and a bridal hair trial from $150. Bridal hair and extensions are listed by consultation, so the design can present both accessible starting prices and services whose details depend on discussion. The centered text column keeps these distinctions visible without making the image compete with every line.
This option suits a page that needs a services section with editorial balance and clear pricing cues. The white background, generous spacing, black type, and muted brown accent avoid visual clutter, while the split arrangement supplies more presence than a plain list. It remains a reusable block design, so surrounding sections can provide booking, testimonials, or contact details without asking this one section to perform unrelated functions.
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