Beauty & Grooming

1. مجھے بال کٹوانے ہیں۔

   Mujhe baal katwane hain.

   I'd like a haircut.

   Usage

   Use when requesting a haircut at a salon.

   Grammar Note

   "katwana" is the causative of "kaatna" (to cut), meaning "to have cut".

2. صرف تھوڑا سا چھانٹیں — زیادہ مت کاٹیں۔

   Sirf thoda sa chhaantein — zyaada mat kaatein.

   Just a trim, please — don't cut too much.

   Usage

   Use when asking for a light trim.

   Grammar Note

   "mat" is the negative imperative particle for prohibitions.

3. میں اپنے بالوں کو [رنگ] میں رنگوانا چاہتا ہوں۔

   Main apne baalon ko [rang] mein rangwaana chahta hoon.

   I'd like to dye my hair [color].

   Usage

   Use when requesting hair coloring.

   Grammar Note

   "rangwaana" is the causative of "rangna" (to color/dye), meaning "to have dyed".

4. کیا میں ہیئر اسٹائل کی کتاب دیکھ سکتا ہوں؟

   Kya main hairstyle ki kitaab dekh sakta hoon?

   Can I look at a hairstyle book?

   Usage

   Use when requesting to see a hairstyle catalog.

   Grammar Note

   "dekh sakta hoon" is the ability form of "dekhna" (to see), masculine speaker.

5. شیمپو اور بلو ڈرائی چاہیے۔

   Shampoo aur blow-dry chahiye.

   I'd like a shampoo and blow-dry.

   Usage

   Use when requesting shampoo and blow-dry service.

   Grammar Note

   "chahiye" expresses want or need.

6. کیا آپ نیل آرٹ کرتے ہیں؟

   Kya aap nail art karte hain?

   Do you offer nail art?

   Usage

   Use when asking if nail art services are available.

   Grammar Note

   "karte hain" is the polite plural habitual present of "karna" (to do).

7. جیل نیلز / ایکریلک نیلز چاہئیں۔

   Gel nails / acrylic nails chahiyen.

   I'd like gel nails / acrylic nails.

   Usage

   Use when specifying nail type.

   Grammar Note

   English loanwords are used directly.

8. اس کی کتنی قیمت ہوگی؟

   Is ki kitni qeemat hogi?

   How much will this cost?

   Usage

   Use when asking about the cost of a beauty service.

   Grammar Note

   "hogi" is the feminine future of "hona", agreeing with the feminine noun "qeemat".

9. کتنا وقت لگے گا؟

   Kitna waqt lagega?

   How long will it take?

   Usage

   Use when asking how long a service will take.

   Grammar Note

   "lagega" is the future form of "lagna" (to take time).

10. مجھے فیشل / جلد کا علاج چاہیے۔

    Mujhe facial / jild ka ilaaj chahiye.

    I'd like a facial / skin treatment.

    Usage

    Use when requesting a facial or skin treatment.

    Grammar Note

    "ilaaj" is an Arabic-origin word meaning "treatment/cure".

11. میرے بال گھنگریالے / سیدھے / پتلے / گھنے ہیں۔

    Mere baal ghunghriyaale / seedhe / patle / ghane hain.

    My hair is curly / straight / fine / thick.

    Usage

    Use when describing your hair type to a stylist.

    Grammar Note

    These are all masculine plural adjectives, agreeing with "baal" (hair, masculine plural).

12. کیا آپ بال سیدھے / گھنگریالے کر سکتے ہیں؟

    Kya aap baal seedhe / ghunghriyaale kar sakte hain?

    Can you straighten / perm my hair?

    Usage

    Use when requesting hair straightening or perming.

    Grammar Note

    "kar sakte hain" is the ability form of "karna" (to do).

13. نتیجہ بہت اچھا ہے — شکریہ!

    Nateeja bahut achha hai — shukriya!

    The result is great — thank you!

    Usage

    Use when expressing satisfaction after a beauty treatment.

    Grammar Note

    "nateeja" is an Arabic-origin word meaning "result/outcome".

14. کیا آپ میری آئبرو بنا سکتے ہیں؟

    Kya aap meri aibro bana sakte hain?

    Can you shape my eyebrows?

    Usage

    Use when requesting eyebrow shaping or threading.

    Grammar Note

    "banaana" means "to make/shape/do", versatile in context.

15. کیا پہلے سے وقت لینا ضروری ہے؟

    Kya pehle se waqt lena zaroori hai?

    Do I need to make an appointment in advance?

    Usage

    Use when checking if an advance appointment is required.

    Grammar Note

    "pehle se" is an adverbial phrase meaning "beforehand/in advance".

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