Hi all. I will attend my friend's wedding and would like to have my hair set/styled before attending the banquet?

Any good hair salon recommended? Please quote the price the place. Many thanks.

Anyone wanna take a bet on whether "The Salon That Shall Not Be Named" makes a re-appearance?

Go to Le Chiffon at In Point - ask for a gal named 'Money' she's awesome.

Thanks Mathlete. May I know the exact place of In Point? As I am in Hong Kong and will fly Shanghai to my friend's wedding, not familiar with the places in Shanghai.

By the way, do you have the number of Le Chiffon, so that I can make a booking in advance? Many thanks.

Eponie wrote:Thanks Mathlete. May I know the exact place of In Point? As I am in Hong Kong and will fly Shanghai to my friend's wedding, not familiar with the places in Shanghai.

By the way, do you have the number of Le , Chiffon, so that I can make a booking in advance? Many thanks.

PM sent - let me know how it works out.

I recommend "Benson Salon". www.bensonsalon.com Phone: 21-62-778-778 No. 778 Jiangning Rd. Jing'an District, Shanghai.

All the stylists are are trained at Vidal Sassoon. Cuts start around 100 rmb and coloring at about 400rmb.

Why have 3 old threads on hair been dug up?
Maybe Benson is going down hill - thats why someone keeps bringing it up?

Benson totally stuffed my hair up back in May - its simple for me, never again!

I had my hair done for an event at Hair Corner, a new Hong Kong salon, behind Jiuguang dept store at Jingan Temple Station. It came out fabulous even though it was a very hard style. Gordon did my hair and he's really good at updos - I recommend him if you are looking for someone for hair styling for an event.

DO NOT GO TO HAIR CORNER:
They are overpriced and a complete rip-off. After getting a bad bang haircut I stopped in and asked if they could fix it - I'm talking a snip here and a snip there just to even things out, it would have taken thirty seconds flat. So I sit down in the chair and before the stylist starts I ask how much it's going to be "200 Yuan" he tells me. Are you kidding? 200 to get my bangs fixed! After realizing that he was serious and that no amount of bargaining (in Mandarin) was going to help, I left and went down the street to Beijing Hair Culture. Kelly helped me out FOR FREE, even squeezing me into her busy day when they were fully booked. I will certainly be back for a real haircut next time. As for Hair Corner - I'd let my blind granny cut my hair before going there again!