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Hussam-K
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Q: where could I make dreadlocks in Beijing?

Hey guys I was looking around for a month now n didn't find any African hairdresser.

 

If you know anyone who could dreadlocks hair please share your knowledge

 

Thanks, 

5 years 41 weeks ago in  General  - Beijing

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Well I don't need to get a job here in China, I have my own business for exporting machinery to Middle East and North Africa, I have people working for me here so stop saying get a job! Plus I am doing my PHD.

 

Thanks for your unprofessional answer! 

 

 

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You can (all) visit one of 'my' dread-saloons in Bj:

 

http://blackgirllonghair.com/2013/02/first-black-hair-salon-opens-in-china/

 

Here is the complete list of 'my' saloons in Beijing:

 

http://www.spotahairdresser.com/city/220/Beijing/China/

 

I posted listings of all 'my' dread-Bj-joints on Yahoo, and all are 'visible' through Yahoo-gle search with key words: 'Dreadlock salons in Beijing, (capital of) China'angel.

It looks, I'll need new suitcase soon, for all eChina pending raincoats.....

 

 

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You need someone to dreadlock your hair? Pussy! Real dreadlocks take time & effort, your effort! Having them done at the hairdressers is just fake man!

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Dreads are a great idea. You will get much more respect here in China with dreadlocks and it will certainly help your job application to whatever kindergarten you are applying to. A few "tribal" tattoos on your full sleeve artwork will be a bonus. "Please start Monday!"

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Well I don't need to get a job here in China, I have my own business for exporting machinery to Middle East and North Africa, I have people working for me here so stop saying get a job! Plus I am doing my PHD.

 

Thanks for your unprofessional answer! 

 

 

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i dont know where to do it but i say go for it.

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Thanks alot Fada, RESPECT 

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I heard that Majesty Hair Salon is the longest-standing African salon in Beijing offering a full range of services, from braiding to relaxing. You might find it worth a try. Another popular brand is called Pauma Hair Salon which claims itself as an official Afro American hair salon here. Staff there could speak English, French and Chinese.

 

Majesty Hair Salon

59467177/ 84531527

Shop A116, Bldg A, One World Apartments (next to International SOS), 16 Xinyuanli, Chaoyang

 

Paulma Hair Salon

58690841

B153, B1/F, North Tower, Soho Shangdu, 8 Dongdaqiao Lu, Chaoyang

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