Hi All/ToplaceUSA, I'm a newbie from Hong Kong. Please introduce me a local stylist who familiar TL's service.

(05-19-2010, 02:51 AM)kThf Wrote: Hi All/ToplaceUSA, I'm a newbie from Hong Kong. Please introduce me a local stylist who familiar TL's service.

I should also leave my email [email protected]
Cheers.

Hi kThf,
I just checked the data base and we don't have a stylist on file for Hong Kong. Can anyone out there in cyberspace help him out?
Thanks,
John

(05-19-2010, 06:39 AM)ToplaceUSA Wrote: Hi kThf,
I just checked the data base and we don't have a stylist on file for Hong Kong. Can anyone out there in cyberspace help him out?
Thanks,
John

Thanks John,

I did a search in this forum and noted that previously you have a similar post for stylist in Hong Kong and a forum user named "emery" did response to you that he is from Hong Kong and he might help.

By any chance you can get contact or send him a message about my post.

Thanks in advance and your help is much appreciated.

Good idea. I'll contact Emery and ask for some recommendations.

(05-19-2010, 02:52 PM)ToplaceUSA Wrote: Good idea. I'll contact Emery and ask for some recommendations.

John, thanks for the quick response.

As I'm a newbie and would like to start using w/ a face to face consultation, I'm willing to have a short trip travel. If I know correctly, you have partners or stylists around asia? (japan!?) Other options are appreciated.

Thanks.

I'm still waiting to hear back from Emery. I did find this stylist in Hong Kong:


Yu Liang Yi (Elaine)
32 Wallich Street #02-57
Wallich Building
Singapore
078880
Singapore

Regards,
John

(05-20-2010, 02:53 AM)ToplaceUSA Wrote: I'm still waiting to hear back from Emery. I did find this stylist in Singapore:


Yu Liang Yi (Elaine)
32 Wallich Street #02-57
Wallich Building
Singapore
078880
Singapore

Regards,
John

Thanks John.

But the address above is not in Hong Kong, instead it is an address in Singapore.
Is that mean this lady has a branch in Hong Kong, maybe a phone number would also help?

Thanks again.

My mistake---I've changed it to Singapore. She doesn't have a branch in Hong Kong.
I've found one more stylist in Singapore. Still haven't heard back from Emery yet--I'll post as soon as I hear from him.


Singapore
Robert Stedman
No. 56 Lorong 23
Geylang #04-01 Singapore 388381
E mail: [email protected]

Hi, I am a Toplace regular member who currently live in HK, love to share my experience with other members here.

I know a few places in HK that provide hair replacement services, but they are either super expensive (e.g. 哈佛, 愛髮), or they are super crappy (e.g. the one I dealt with). The one I dealt with is super crappy because they don't use an undectable base and don't have the concept of cutting it short, exposing hairline etc... needless to say, styling at 80s~! Overall, they will all convince you to use their monthly service plan instead of DIY...

So how do I cut my hair? Well I actually do go to a REGULAR salon, told the guy (and show him my bald head) and ask him to cut it as the same way as other customers... (except be more careful!!). After a few attempts, the guy is doing a decent job now and I tips him a lot!! (Well, if you pay HKD$200 a guy (USD$30) to cut a hair, they are really happy already!)

So I live in 荃灣 area... you can try out my stylist