I don’t remember how much we spent since it was sometime back but it was about the same price as the local salons in Singapore. And the salon is very easy to find as well. It’s on the 2nd floor above the stretch that has a dog mascot cafe and opposite rainbow hotel in Xi Men Ding.

Came across this entry while googling “hair salons in taiwan” My family’s thinking of going to taiwan for a holiday – and with 3 girls in the fam a hair makeover just had to be on the list (at the request of mom)…

As I’m currently planning the trip, and that my hair is in a really bad condition i think i’ll be looking fwd to doing something to my hair (like your sis) Can i check with you roughly how much you spent? Oh and is it difficult to get to the salon? Thank you!

I think it’s really traumatic when you trust your hair to someone you believe was a professional only to get your trust broken and you hair fried! I’m sorry to hear that you too had to go through that. Leave the hair alone for a week or two till it’s no longer as fragile and then get another recommended hair stylist to try and salvage it.

My taiwan photos are not that recent so my perm has died down quite a bit. I need to blow dry my hair to get the nice volume if I air dry, my curls aren’t that bouncy.

Great to see that your sister’s hair is saved… hw nice.. =)

And ur permed hair looks gorgeous.. how u managed to keep it looking so fine?

Thanks!