a reservation or an appointment [at a barber / beauty salon]
- Thread starter Fujibei
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I make appointments when I want to see someone at a certain time.
A reservation is more likely to be for a space or place, in a hotel for instance, on an airplane, or at a restaurant.
A reservation is more likely to be for a space or place, in a hotel for instance, on an airplane, or at a restaurant.
I agree with Cagey's comments.
For a barber shop (which I frequent, depending on where I am), it's often on a "walk-in basis". Neither appointments nor reservations are needed.
But in general, for barber shops and beauty shops: appointment.
My mother often says: I have my hair appointment on Thursday.
For a barber shop (which I frequent, depending on where I am), it's often on a "walk-in basis". Neither appointments nor reservations are needed.
But in general, for barber shops and beauty shops: appointment.
My mother often says: I have my hair appointment on Thursday.