Singapore Expats

I have natural curly , course hair.... now it turns to become frizzy...
i am thinking of going to a salon and ask them for advice and some shampoo recommendation... any salon to recommend?

You can refer to :

http://www.singaporeexpats.com/forum/ftopic743.html

Same question asked.

Well,
Your hair getts frizzy because a mix of aircon and the heat outside that literary sucks out all natural moister in your hair. First I thought moving to Singapore would be great for my hair, but I was proven different.
You really have to buy professional products that take care of your hail, and gives it moister. Personally I use Kerastes oil shampoo, and their hair-mask, which is just wonderful, and I also recently bought Kerastes oil to put in my ends.

I suggest you go to Toni & Guy and talk to someone there. They are all trained professionally and used to western hair. It's quite expensive though, but just go and ask for advise and they will help you. They also sell Keraste and their own brand hair products, and they know exactly what's best for your hair.

Whatever you do, dont do as I did. I went to a cheep place to make highlights... They totally destroyed my hair and they told me the green-greyish colour I now have is the new trend, called ash-blond.... I have had ash-blond hair all my life, and trust me it have never looked this way....

So keep in mind that its worth spending extra money sometimes!

You find Toni & Guy in Holland Village 6466 2660, Orchard Rd 6835 4533

Good luck,
mia

Mr. Bao wrote:I have natural curly , course hair.... now it turns to become frizzy...
i am thinking of going to a salon and ask them for advice and some shampoo recommendation... any salon to recommend?

I recommend The Hairsmith. The director, Arthur, is very professional and analizes your hair to decide with you what to do. It's at Tudor Court on Tanglin Road and the phone number is 6733-2801.

I have been hearing gd comments abt Toni & Guy.Hm..only con is they take too long..kinda like 3-4hrs for haircut :O

I personally prefer the Holland V one.

Its run by different management from Heeren.

Well mia,

I guess you must be a Toni&Guy marketing person... and you guys are really bad. let me tell you that!!

My hairdresser had absolutely no freak clue to cutting in my case.. the end result was a shame I had to go and fix it outside.

Nuf said.. never going back there again.. freak whole thing is a show off and sucks

Cheers

mis wrote:Well,
Your hair getts frizzy because a mix of aircon and the heat outside that literary sucks out all natural moister in your hair. First I thought moving to Singapore would be great for my hair, but I was proven different.
You really have to buy professional products that take care of your hail, and gives it moister. Personally I use Kerastes oil shampoo, and their hair-mask, which is just wonderful, and I also recently bought Kerastes oil to put in my ends.

I suggest you go to Toni & Guy and talk to someone there. They are all trained professionally and used to western hair. It's quite expensive though, but just go and ask for advise and they will help you. They also sell Keraste and their own brand hair products, and they know exactly what's best for your hair.

Whatever you do, dont do as I did. I went to a cheep place to make highlights... They totally destroyed my hair and they told me the green-greyish colour I now have is the new trend, called ash-blond.... I have had ash-blond hair all my life, and trust me it have never looked this way....

So keep in mind that its worth spending extra money sometimes!

You find Toni & Guy in Holland Village 6466 2660, Orchard Rd 6835 4533

Good luck,
mia

Hi Guys!
I wish to share with you guys my recent bad experience in this studio, which is strongly not recommend go.

Few weeks ago, I bought a rebonding promotional voucher online. Since the salon offered a $68 service from the usual $170, I thought it was a good deal for me to try out even though this is my first time going.
When I got to the salon, Hair Nox Studio located at High Street Centre on a Saturaday, 8th Jan 2011, I felt that the studio look no different from any normal salon in terms of appearance and decorations. However, service has nothing to do with appearance so i brushed off my doubts.

When I entered the studio, there is only 1 guy, Kef Tan, handling 2 customers at the same time, and a middle aged lady who is known as the owner of the place. No one attended to me. Finally when the lady showed me the seats, she explained how her staffs refused to come to work. What management! Then she started complaining how much loss she made for putting up the promotion online. I was thinking if anyone want to complain then don’t do it in the first place!

After a while, the male hairdresser came to me. He washed my hair and after looking at the condition of my hair, he asked if I wanted to “trim the fizzy ends of my hair”

so sorry to hear about your bad experience