The Top Five: Best Salons
By Lauren Jane, Oct 21st, 2008 | In Wellbeing
Looking for a new place to get your hair did?
Here's a list of five salons (plus one) which are the best of the best in the city. I've taken into account feedback from my friends and, of course, my own experiences, and hopefully one of these will be what you're looking for in your search for a salon.
So here they are, in no particular order. I've added a general price list for each salon (keep in mind, prices depends on stylist, hair length, and services and are not guaranteed).
ID.Hair
274 Nanchang Lu, near Maoming Lu. Phone: 3406 0490. Map & Taxi Printout
Located in the heart of the French Concession, this salon offers international standards with a neighborhood feel. Their top stylist, Terry Grau, hails from Switzerland and is featured as ID's European Director. A twelve-year veteran of the business, Terry specializes in highlights -- especially blond. All of the staff are super friendly and welcome you upon entrance. I really liked this one, as it comes across as extremely professional while maintaining an unpretentious vibe. They use Kerastase products and offer a variety of services including special hair treatments and nail care. ID can be a little bit pricey depending on which stylist and treatment you get, but a basic cut and shampoo is quite reasonable compared to some of the competition.
Cut, Shampoo, & Finishing: 60-420rmb
Color: 380-1500rmb
Hair Straightening: 380-2000rmb
Permanent Waving: 580-2400rmb
Hair Extensions: single piece 50rmb up to whole head at 8000rmb
Toni & Guy
Several Salons in Shanghai. Click here for details
Arguably the most well-known salon in Shanghai is Toni & Guy; they've been around internationally for over 40 years and claim to be the "most powerful hairdressing brand in the world." With their cutting edge image, Toni & Guy have secured their status as one of the most influential hairdressing companies in the city. There are several locations throughout Shanghai, but I checked out the one at Shanghai Center. With top stylists from Malaysia and Australia, they definitely offer quality and consistency.
Their prices for color and other permanent treatments are pretty standard for most high-end salons, but a basic shampoo and cut is a bit overpriced in my opinion. With that said, it might be worth it in order to receive international standards of hair care minus the accompanying episodes of panic and fear. After all, going to the salon is supposed to be a relaxing experience. The feedback I received about this salon is that their work is generally good and consistent, but very overpriced. On the other hand, I did have a friend who went to Toni & Guy wanting only her bangs trimmed, and they charged her for an entire cut! Toni & Guy offer a nail salon and feature products such as L'Oreal, Label.m, and their own line -- Toni & Guy.
Cut, Shampoo, & Finishing: 120-1000rmb
Color: 400-1200rmb
Hair Straightening: 1000-2000rmb
Permanent Waving: 800-1080rmb
No hair extensions
On the web: www.toniandguy.co.uk
Hip Hair Culture
208 Xinle Lu, near Donghu Lu. Phone: 5403 5827. Map & Taxi Printout
Established in Hong Kong in 1999, the Hip Hair Culture Group has developed extensively in a short period of time, having just recently expanded to Shanghai. Hair Culture claims to focus not only on the salon industry, but are "actively involved as a leader in the creative direction of hair styling in media and entertainment."
Hip Hair Culture is located on charming Xinle Lu, and Cameron Lee, their leading Hong Kong stylist with over 20 years in the industry, was immediately friendly and eager to inform me about their services and overall vision. I was impressed by his laid-back demeanor as so often salons, or hair stylists can come across a slightly snobby. HHC is so the opposite! This salon is one of the less expensive options and doesn't shaft you on quality. They feature Paul Mitchell products which are fantastic and often difficult to find here. Manicures and pedicures are available as well as hair extensions by consultation only.
Cut, Shampoo, & Finishing: 70-280rmb
Color: 200-1200rmb
Hair Straightening: 500-1500rmb
Permanent Waving: 250-1500rmb
Hair Extensions: by consultation only
On the web: www.h-culture.com
Benson Salon
778 Jiangning Lu, near Haifang Lu. Phone: 62778778. Map & Taxi Printout
In my opinion, Benson Salon is the overall best value in Shanghai. I was lucky enough to meet Benson, the owner and top stylist, a couple of years ago while helping out with the initial opening of his salon, and I've been loyal ever since.
Boasting a staff of local stylists, they are trained in hair care for all different types of hair. Benson's initial education through Vidal Sassoon helped him develop into one of the best hair stylists in Shanghai. They've recently remodeled their salon and overall image, which now puts them on par with the best salons in the city. And for those of you seeking blond highlights, Benson is fantastic. He also has a gift for giving "the perfect cut". My boyfriend swears by Benson's technique and won't go anywhere else! Overall their prices are on par with HHC, but I recommend this salon for cuts and color. And ladies, if you're keen to try out hair extensions, they start at only 10rmb a piece which is the cheapest I've found yet. It's best to make an appointment during off-peak hours so you get full one-on-one attention (they're usually swamped on Saturdays, so plan ahead!). Benson Salon also offers basic nail care and use products by L'Oreal, Kerastase, and Tigi.
Cut, Shampoo, & Finishing: 68-280rmb
Color: 480-730rmb
Hair Straightening: 380-2400rmb
Permanent Waving: 380-880rmb
Hair Extensions: 10rmb/piece; whole head 1400-2000rmb
On the web: www.bensonsalon.com
Beijing Hair Culture
2 Salons in Shanghai (click for details): Xintiandi and Hilton Hotel
With two locations in the city, Beijing Hair Culture deliver an extremely high-end salon experience. Beware, as this also includes high-end prices. But if you're looking for a place with guaranteed international standards and the ambiance of a spa, then this is the place for you. I checked out the one at the Hilton, and I must say, the entrance through the spa into the salon was especially calming. Overall, the staff were pretty friendly and unpretentious. I would recommend this salon for those of you who want the full experience of being pampered in a classy environment. A girlfriend of mine said she always goes to BHC because they give a wonderfully long head massage during the shampoo that can even make you fall asleep! With products such as Kerastase, L'Oreal, and Paul Mitchell, Beijing Hair Culture offer a wide variety of services in addition to hair care including a full nail salon, wax service, and also make-up service.
Cut, Shampoo, & Finishing: 120-680rmb
Color: 300-1800rmb
Hair Straightening: 500-2500rmb
Permanent Waving: 400-2500rmb
Hair Extensions: 80rmb/piece
On the web: www.beijing-hc.com
Eric Paris Salon
4 Hengshan Lu, near Wulumuqi Lu. Phone: 1376 1390 605. Map & Taxi Printout
Eric Paris Salon, another high-end salon boasting a full staff of skilled stylists, also has about four or five foreign stylists available on staff as well. I was surprised to find such a nice salon just down the street from TGIFriday's, and their display was incredibly impressive.
Founded by Eric in 1996, his vision was to "bring his signature French style in hair and beauty to China". Eric, who indeed hails from France, owned the largest private chain of salons in his region. Often working with hair in runway shows for super brands like L'Oreal, he's really made his mark in China by exhibiting his innovative method of hair styling. Eric Salon use products from L'Oreal and Schwartzkopf. They also offer a variety of extra services such as body and back massage, full nail salon, make-up service, eyelash and eyebrow care, spray tan, candling, and even ear and naval piercing! With such an internationally mixed staff of stylists, I was amazed at how reasonable the prices are for a basic cut or color.
Cut, Shampoo, & Finishing: 90-425rmb
Color: 240-740rmb
Hair Straightening: 510-1540rmb
Permanent Waving: 440-1160rmb
No hair extensions
On the web: www.ericparis.com
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shwan, Feb 12th, 2009
i am hair stylist from canada and i am moveing too shang hai sone not sure where too start from..any idea..anyone..Lisa17, Feb 20th, 2009
Hello!I just read what you wrote about Benson salon, and was very surprised. I would like to share my experience.
I usually do blond highlights in France, and I am always satisfied, it is blond but natural. I read somewhere that Benson is specialized with European hair, so I took appointement for highlights.
The stylist didn't speak English, but there was somebody who spoke just a little bit, I explained what I wanted, I also show it on the price list. I was seating and reading magazine, and the colorist started to do something behind, but I realized that he was actually doing a color. But it was already too late, so I let him continue, hoping that it would look good too. But after the shampoo, I saw that my hair was yellow, real fluo yellow!!! I was horrified, I never cried at the hair dresser before! I told them that there is no way I can go like this outside. So they started to make another color (what I didn't like is that they cut a piece of my hair in the middle as a sampl!). After the second time, it was a little bit better, but still I didn't like. I was really disapointed. At least, the did a nice cut and nice blow dry.
Another bad surprise, was when I paid, it was 1000 rmb for something that I didn't like! They told me that they didn't have the right product, so I don't understand why they took me!!!
lianggeli88, Feb 21st, 2009
plz go someone who makes u comfortable, and never trust the brands, coz good hair cut which depends on good hair dresser but NOT brands!and I really doubt is that real TOP five???!!!
how they gave ppl the conclusion and where those date base came from?
gioshanghai, Feb 22nd, 2009
It is 2 years that I do my hairs at ID Hair in Nanchang Lu.The saloon is really nice and recently they've hired also foreigner hairdresser. They are all very good, mine is YuKi and I strongly suggest to everybody. Compared to Italy is a little bit pricey (1000RMB for color+cut) but definetely much better than the chinese salon around the city!
arabella, Feb 23rd, 2009
I suggest the hair salon of the Portman Hotel, colour and blow dry is cheaper that tony and Guy ( I don't do highlight only colour)and service is better. Since the salon is small is also a quite environment. Maggie, the stylist, is nice and I was always very satisfied with her cut. I think they do 20% discount but I am not sure...Treamer, Feb 24th, 2009
Maggie at Tony & Guy has been looking after me for 18 months now. She is very professional and an excellent stylist. Worth the extra bucks over the local places for sure.arabella, Feb 25th, 2009
my suggestion was for hair salon in the Ritz Portman not Tony and Guy though. The English name of the stylist at the Portman is Maggie too.matsume, Feb 27th, 2009
Ok, here comes a little masturbatory promotion! Come see me and my crew! I've got Sun, our new color tech from San Francisco, Kelly our new girl from the U.K., Andy our very tall, very handsome guy from Shanghai who can speak English as well, Angel who's wicked at styling and up do's! And of course! Moi! The coolest hairstylist you'll ever have!You should at least come have a chat with us if your freaked out! 6249-7228 :) Now don't get angry everyone! What's wrong with grabben a little business while I'm surfing! :(
matsume, Feb 27th, 2009
Oh! And if there's any stylists out there who need a job. Give me a shout! At the same number!matsume, Feb 27th, 2009
I promise to shut up after this one! 100 RMB off for any students who bring in there uni cards and 30% off of everything( except product) for first timers!moritz2000, Mar 1st, 2009
bensons sucks and tony&guy too, 1600 rmb highlights not even the full head, without cut and all in yellow yeah good job!Sigrid-Marianella, Mar 1st, 2009
I went to Erics and i wouldnt reccomend anyone to go there.I felt totally ripped off.
The cut and colour was ok and decent. But for the price they made me pay I expect more than just OK (it was almost 1800 for cut and high lights).
I also wanted to buy hairspray from them (elnet loreal) but they charge 300 RMB for the can!
Now I go to a chinese local hairdresser, I pay 48 rmb for cut and 250 for colour. The result is nice nothing too amazing, but nice and cheaper.
Dont underestimate the local places they are a lot better than you think!
TheBee, Mar 4th, 2009
@matsume£ºFirst, it would be helpful next time to write the name of the salon if you want to promote it!!!! I just called your salons, with the name ID-hair and they do not know anything about 30% off of everything for first time !So was this a joke - or wat ?
matsume, Mar 5th, 2009
Oops. I'm a moron! Beijing Hair Culture is the name:) The number I left is the Hilton location, 62497228. And the receptionist know about this.trotte, Mar 7th, 2009
As Sigrid, I really not recommend Eric...i had correct highlights, but when I came back for a full color it was the total chaos!!
Hairstylist was not friendly at all, almost agressive, and Ipaid more than 2000yuans for a really bad looking blond which was not the color I asked for... Further more, the color is not harmonious and I did not get my eyebrows bleached... I felt really cheated.
afmulazzi, Mar 13th, 2009
I agree with Matsume. Beijing Hair Culture at the Hilton is great. I got my hair cut last night with Sun. His cut, 280rmb is the best value ANYWHERE. I got my hair cut with someone else before and he just never really listened to me. Sun listened and gave great advice and then cut beautifully!trotte, Mar 15th, 2009
I went to HIP HAIR CULTURE today, following the advice of a bleached haired german girl met at the Shelter, and I was absolutely delighted by the quality and the service!!For 900 rmb I got a wonderful ultra-light blond, with bleached eyebrows, brushing and treatment.
Cameron, the manager, is very professional and helpful, all the contrary of my former hairstylist @Eric Paris.
My boy friend got a very nice haircut for 180rmb, and we are really enthusiastic about this salon.
It's conveniently located near Franipani & Dragonfly n the French Concession.
I really really advise you to go there and to forget Eric, Franck Provost and Tony &Guy!! You'll save time, money,AND your hair! ;)
yprh, Mar 26th, 2009
Benson is a big shit! I went to Jianing lu to cut and color. I shown them a picture, easy and suitable haircut for me. The chief of the salon asked me who I wanted to cut my hair. I asked for their experience, the chief told me, all of them 3 years working there. He taught how to make the haircut I wanted to one of them. That man has never cut the hair in his life! He didn't know what to do. He made me the ugliest haircut I have had in my life. I called the chief of the salon, I asked what was that. Even, he noticed it was an absolute disaster. He tried to repaire it. I told him I wanted the haircut of the example-picture. But, he told me "forget about it". The other one, try to dry my hair, he had no idea how to dry curly hair. He left my hair wet looking terrible, it was 0ºC outside. Finally, the chief dry it for me. It was a complete nightmare day. I wanted to kill them!!! I hate Benson!!!! So, unprofessional!!!! I paid 600 RMB for a terrible haircut + color (the color was ok)anaruby, Mar 31st, 2009
CONTESTAROCKHAIR....is the best Place in town for your hair... Modern, Funky, Great Atmosphere, just right...did i mention they are Italian??? DONT MISS IT!!!!ZhenNing Lu NO 9, joy tower 2F
leng jai, Apr 3rd, 2009
Hair is always a problem in a new town and I often hear foreigners here wondering where they can get the locks attended to...Many complain that local stylist just cant cut the rug, so to speak..Not true there are some excellent local stylists. The problem is this...If you're an expat, chances are your hair is of the European type..That said, techniques for cutting European and Asian hair are entirely different. The solution is this.
Find a stylist with experience in dealing with European hair, quite simple really.. However, don't be fooled by locals claiming to have come from the Vidal Sassoon/ TiGi stable, they probably did a 2 week course at Sassoons many moons ago. What you need, is someone who actually came from a country where the majority of heads are of a European texture and were trained that way. They will be best able to cut/colour your hair and turn you into the Diva you deserve to be..I have tried several salons around town and was least impressed by those with big London names over the door and most impressed by the writer of this column. That is not to dismiss all local stylists, if you need a glam up-do for that special night out, go see an experienced local, they're great at it..
With all this in mind, I'm glad I don't have an Afro, I'd be screwed..
toma5155, Apr 11th, 2009
i just cut. my hair is wavy and not similar to local hair, and i have a great Shanghanese hair stylist. at Dingxi, corner of Xin Hua, called SOHO (near the starbucks)stylist name is: "a qian" and the guy is a perfectionist! until your hair is not perfect he won't budge.
non-english speaking, though its never been a problem for me ~120 rmb for cut+perfect blow dry by him as well.
simple. reccomended.
and what's wrong with the people spending "only" 1000-2000 rmb per a simple haircut ?!
lin wang , May 5th, 2009
Japanese straightening tecniques,color,makeovers and maniques are all available at Benson.Prices vary depending on whether you go with a senior stylist,its 120rmb for basic wash,cut,style.Highlights start at rmb580.And they can do the good job with your hair.zhangHL, May 6th, 2009
I am Shanghainese. I started trying to go to foreign salons to have new hair style one year ago. I have been to one of top five salons whci Smart SH mentioned but I was not happy with their technical services espcially the colour and the price was too high compared to the quality. Recently I found one foreign salon named CONTESTAROCKHAIR which is from Italy. The stylist is really enthusiastic, and knows well what knid of hair is perfect to me according to my face, personality and career. By the way, I am really satistified their technical service. Moreover, the price is really good!Sigrid-Marianella, May 10th, 2009
Went to Beijing Hairculture at the Hilton a couple of days ago.Disaster.
Now I feel like Id rather not cut my hair at all than to try another salon here in Shanghai (ive tried about 6, some local some more upmarket).
I asked the guy to trim my hair, and he asked me if i wanted him to layer it, which I told him no, i just want a simple trim to my split ends.
All of a sudden I saw him cut of about 5-7 cm strands of my hair. By then I just had to let him finish because otherwise my hair would be uneven.
Now I look like I have a semi-mullet. He cut my long hair in the front so that it reaches my jaw line, and then let the hair be long in the back, looks so frikkin weird! It certainly isnt layers.
I just dont get what the bleep is wrong with these hairdressers! You tell them one thing and they act like they dont give a shit and do whatever they want. Im suspecting they think that the longer they cut the better or something.
I was told I could come back and the stylist would try to fix it for me, but i dont want them to touch my hair again.
Im just gonna walk around with my ugly hair until summer holidays when Ill go back to europe and get someone who knows how to cut hair to do it.
ps if you MUST cut your hair here in Shanghai, it wont come out looking that great at least it will be cheap, the expensive places here suck at cutting hair aswell so you might just as well pay as little as possible to have it ruined.
Sigrid-Marianella, May 10th, 2009
i meant to say in the end:if you must cut your hair go to a local chinese little hair salon and get an ugly hair cut for cheap rather than an ugly haircut that costs you an arm and a leg.
sirloinbones, May 12th, 2009
Benson Hair just next to my home , but I never been there until last week; the hair dresser in the other hair salon cut my hair really bad; I bumped into Benson and hoped that they could save my hair ;The first impression: they were really busy! I waited for 15 mins , then they arranged a hair dresser to me according to the value option I choose ;
The hair dresser communicated with me first , he asked my thoughts, we chatted a bit ; then he told me what he planned to do , first step, second ...ect ..
I am happy that they were not trying to sell anything to me , not even a word to mention; They didn't push me for the payment , for the membership card and so on; they made me feel that they were really doing the job, serious hair cut ,serious techniques , no bullshit, no push to the customer .
So eventually , I was quite happy with the service and the hair cut;not to mention the price is way cheaper than Toni & Guy (never go again).
I think their style is more classy than others; It's perfect for office people ; If you are looking for something funky , please do not consider about it...
matsume, May 13th, 2009
Dear Sigrid,I'm sorry you've had such a horrible experience at my salon the last time you were here.I'm shocked because I understand that you've been a regular client at our salon but chose to try someone else the last time you were here.( We're you here on Friday with your gf?) If you don't mind contacting me or the salon, I'd like to ask you to come back so I can personally take a look at whats happend. Or I can ask Kelly your regular stylist to take a look as well. Thanks 13816993782
rouco, May 14th, 2009
Dear all, It's very interesting to read all your comments. I'd like to ask you a favour for the hairdresser market research I'm working on.Can you tell me which are in your opinion the 5 most expensive salons in the city (not depending on quality, but just on price).
You can write me to the following e mail:
roucavare@gmail.com
THANKS!
ariannef, May 22nd, 2009
I'm with Toma5155 though I believe it's called Ming Liu International Salon - Dingxi, corner Xuanhua ;-) Best. Hair Salon. Ever. A friend recommended it back in November when I went from blond to dark red with extensions. Fast forward 5 months later, I'm regretting the move big time and want to go back to platinum blond so I bring a bunch of old pictures... "can you make my hair look like this again?" "yes" "are you sure?" "yes" "you know that red is really hard to bleach out right?" "yes" "and it won't be yellow right?" "don't worry"... now usually this is when you start breaking out in a cold sweat and praying to the hair gods... they did a fantastic job, this is now more than 3 months ago and not even a tint of red or yellow has marred my color. Their prices are "normal" but if you get one of the cards you get mad savings - getting my roots done used to cost just under 1000RMB at Eric - bleach, toner, blowdry - at this place I paid 260RMB last time (based on a 5000RMB card - regular price if you pay cash is a little more than double so still half as cheap as the other expat places). My favorite is you can buy one of those kerastase super deep conditioning tubs (ok, super expensive 800-1600 depending on which one you choose) but after that they'll apply it for free every time you go with the steam machine and it has literally saved my hair - my first tub lasted over 6 months with TONS of hair (3 packs of extensions) so this one might well stretch out to a year, oh and their simple wash and style is 38-48RMB depending on the stylist and you knock off 50% if you have a card so it costs me 20-25RMB a week to get my deep conditioning treatment which saves both my color and my hair and then get it styled - I have seriously given up on doing it myself and the 20 minute head and shoulder massage don't hurt either ;-) So yay for this place :-)jetenke, Jun 17th, 2009
i tried both id and hip culture, both of them r totally crap. hip culture is a complete nightmare. don't ever try.i guess this article is only and advertisement...
shame on you
saragougs, Jun 19th, 2009
I found this article rather interesting, yet saddening at the same time. I have lived in Shanghai for going on twelve years. So believe me when I say that I've tried everywhere and "everyone" of the who's who of hair dressers in Shanghai and hands down Dennis L. is the BEST!!!. He previously was the senior stylist at Portman Ritz-Carlton for nine year, until three years ago he started up his on salon at Heng Shan Bing Guan. I am naturally blond but go to him for highlights,I assure his work is nothing short of perfection. Have yet to find anyone that is even is the same realm of talent. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!! His work speaks volumes and is worth every penny. Also ask for Tracy for the best manicurist/pedicurists in town.dido_zj, Jun 24th, 2009
Damn it, I cannot believe some of you complain that there is no place to go for a nice hair cut in Shanghai. Let's see how you gonna survive if you move to where I live right now (somewhere northwest of U.S. This place was rated the second place in the nation to have bad hairsyle in 2008). Five years i have been here, I have experienced countless disaster cuts from Amercians, Korean, Japnese, Vietnamese and of course Chinese "stylist". Well, lessons learned. I finally realize the cost of a satisfied haircut for me is around 00, which includes the cost of haircut and a plane tickets back to Shanghai.Sigrid-Marianella, Jul 1st, 2009
feel like i need to post another review here.Went back to beijing hair culture for another cut and I feel like they truly made up for the mishap with my hair that happened last time.
I find it very professional when businesses take their customers criticism seriously, i feel very valued as a customer.
This time I had my hair cut by Matsume, and it turned out great. I even took the daunting step to cut off all my long hair into a bob after 10 years of long hair. No tears shed.
:)
Apparently the stylist that cut my hair last time no longer works there so I suppose one need not be scared of going there anymore.
I will be going back again definitely.
Dmoney, Jul 11th, 2009
My husband and I live in California and have very high maintanence blond hair. We have been in Shanghai a month and were dying to get our roots done, but were terrified to trust any salons and the banter in the reviews above certainly didnt help. So I researched salons with european stylists that knew our type of hair and came up with Contestarockhair, as mentioned in reviews above. They were euro, spoke english and that was good enough for me. We took a chance and were very happy. My husband and I walked out of the salon as if we had been born with that color. In comparison to what we pay in the USA to get our hair done, it was very reasonable. Check it OUT!!!!!!Leenski, Jul 11th, 2009
Hi All - would like to pick your brains about STRAIGHT PERMS in Shanghai... has anyone had it done successfully here? I used to get bio-ionic straightening done in Korean/Japanese hairdressers in Australia, but having trouble finding an experienced hairdresser here who offers the same. I went to a really expensive Japanese hairdresser in CITIC square and in the end he left the formula in my hair too long and my hair broke!My hair has grown back now and still frizzy... would love to hear your success stories?! :)
anabeth, Aug 6th, 2009
Before I came to Bensonsalon,doing my hair everyday was a constant battle. However,now that I have had my hair straightened there,my hair looks fabulous! Thank you so much,Marc and his team!I love my new straight hair!
Gabby, Aug 30th, 2009
Big up for Terry from I.Dxxx
angelhha, Dec 3rd, 2009
I am demanding about my hair and the salon is good. Maybe the hair massage should be longer, Dec 3rd, 2009
Thank you very much for the nice hair color, I really liked it and your staff is very friendly. thanksSabrina1967, Jul 9th, 2011
DAZ, at Jiashan Market has the Keratin Treatment to straightenthe HAir, the stuff comes from all over the world, minimum 15 Years experience.....more Information on there webside...
daz-sh.com
emilyice, Oct 21st, 2011
i am so happy to see Marc in this new shop(north shanxi rd close to west nanjing rd),i used to go to benson ,Marc is my stylist who is very good at western highlights.and he knows what is different between western hair and asian hair. he always do the great job with my hair, the team is very kind .this new shop is big and comfortable,i will recommend my friend to here thank u so much.veronicab, Nov 7th, 2011
hi there...i just arrived in shanghai, and im in deeply need to have my colour done! Its dark blonde, and i dont mind either highlights or colour, i just got a bit scared about some comments about the blonde colour, and the prices... any recommendation? I need to save money for a while, so nothing too pricey please...and would love to keep my 'unnatural ' blondish colour!traehsnow, Dec 10th, 2011
hey ya'll i'm looking for a place that does amazing coloring & hair tattoos. would like two colors done, pink from the roots then gradually change to purple. if you know of any salon/stylist that has a talent for coloring and hair tattooing, please let me know!!thank you!!
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