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Q: Any recommened hair salons for getting hair dyed in Beijing?

15 years 3 hours ago in  Lifestyle - Beijing

 
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Hello,

I would recommend going here, I got my hair chemically straightened and trimmed here in January and they did a really good job.

I found it coz I walked past and saw some foreigners in there and lots more came in while I was in there. It's a little bit expensive but the staff can speak hair dressing English and they do all sorts of different services.

There's a few links attached so you can figure out where the place is but yea right next to Sanlitun and attached to that big shopping plaza, I forgot it's name now.

http://poi.mapbar.com/beijing/MAPIXPZMJBQBXWXRYATBC

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Tony and Guy are usually reliable and some of the staff are trained internationally.

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