Hair Salons
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... Even for guysOriginally posted by jelly-baby:there is a sudden trend towards relaxing hair or flat ironing..or whatever u call it...i thk its very nice, esp for long hair..
i wanna try, but it sounds so expensive and most of my frens who tried, the effect din last very long, so money wasted...
anyone relaxed their hair, with good results, long lasting results?
Call me beng or wat ... gers r not the onli ones dat r vain
You want cheaper ones can try neighbourhood salons, nowadays even those are london-trained n got cert somemore. Hair relaxer [screws ur hair and ur scalp] roughly $60 and flat ironing maybe around $100 ... not too sure
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My mum's place at the street behind Lucky Chinatown.
It's called Rieme.
Quite cheap compared to other places.
Never paid for a hair cut in my life.
Hehehe, dye hair everything also free.
Anyone want to learn hairdressing? It's a school. Go register now! hehe got registered ITE cert when you finish. Don't pray pray...
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I go to this Soda Hair Salon at Holland Village (at the building behind Cold Storage). Went there last week for some hair bleaching...65 bucks and turns out nice in the end. The price's a bit steep but what the heck, we don't go coloring hair that often anyway. It's okay to splurge once in a while.
By the way, I see you guys talking about hair relaxing. What exactly is it? -
Straightens ur hairOriginally posted by honggggg:By the way, I see you guys talking about hair relaxing. What exactly is it?
Basically they juz apply the thingy on ur hair, wait for some time, wash it off, voila!
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Kimage got a pretty decent faq for those intending to play around a lil with their hair, as well as some general tips.
http://www.kimage.com.sg/faqs.htm
I just realised why a 'hair relaxer' is not called a 'hair straightener' ... it never did claim to be able to straighten your hair, only decreases its natural curl ["permanently break internal bonds in the hair the hair needs to maintain its structural integrity"].
Better make sure your hair-stylist washes off the chemicals in time i.e. when the alarm rings. Guess wat happens to over-relaxed hair ... it simply breaks and drops off
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