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Korean Hairdresser Melbourne
#1
Hey guys,



I know that Korean hair styles are usually pretty cool and whacky. I was just wondering if anyone knows of a Korean Hairdresser in Melbourne?



A friend of mine is pretty interested.



Personally I wanna just keep shaving my hair I think. It is too convenient to stop!!!



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#2
I think these are Melbourne Korean hair salons but if anyone can confirm that would be great:



1. Kal Hair Studio (just opposite the Post Office)

45 Dunstan St,

Clayton.

(03) 9544 4065



2. Range Hair Design

Shop 5/5 Market Street

Box Hill

9899 0147

Seems to be formerly known as Orange Hair Design (or Orange Hairdressing)



3. Koreana Hair & Beauty

107 Little Bourke St

Melbourne

9663 3727



4. Koreana Hair & Beauty

306 Little Lonsdale St

9670 8770



5. Koreana Hairdressing

23 Koornang Rd

Carnegie VIC 3163

(03) 9571 0900



6. Beauty Bank

950 Whitehorse Road

Box Hill

9898 8329



7. Good Morning Hair

5/15 Bank Street

Box Hill

9898 7002



8. MBC

Level 1, 456 Latrobe Street

Melbourne

9329 1050



9. Good Morning Hair

91A Kingsway

Glen Waverley

9561 9929



10. Beauty Bank

950 Whitehorse Road

Box Hill

9898 8329



11. Kairos Hair Story

Shop D, 488 Swanston Street

Carlton

8320 1117



12. Seri Hair

133 Koornang Road

Carnegie

9571 1211



13. Seri Hair

Shop 2, 154 Latrobe Street

Melbourne Central

9663 8824



14. Open Space

256 Victoria Street

North Melboune

9328 8103



15. Toni Hair Gem

Floor 1, Shop 21

101 Little Bourke Street

Melbourne



16. Go Straight

629 Warrigal Road

Chadstone

9530 9944
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#3
Hello there!



I vote for Kairos! <img src='http://www.melbournechat.org/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':laugh:' />



LOL!! <img src='http://www.melbournechat.org/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Tongue' />

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#4
[quote name='aussie1978' post='24073' date='Jan 23 2010, 11:47 PM']Regarding #2 on the list, Orange (Range?) Hair Salon Box Hill, I would have to say avoid at all costs!

I am from China and my stylist at Orange Hair was a native Mandarin speaker too. The haircut I got was cheap, but nothing like what I asked for.

The stylist cut so much off at the front that it was necessary to take off about 25cm at the back to keep it looking half-decent. I only really wanted a trim so this was a drastic measure, but the way it was made me look like a fool so I had no choice. I had beautiful long hair, and now I have shoulder length hair <img src='http://www.melbournechat.org/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Smile' /> well it's shoulder length on one side, slightly longer on the other. They couldn't even cut both sides evenly. When I told the stylist that he hadn't done what I asked him to do and that it wasn't even he just said it wasn't his problem. I guess his standards are so low it didn't even look bad to him.



Rating? 0/10 (I would give 1/10 if they had refunded some of my money).

Now, does anyone have any tips for how to make my hair grow faster!?[/quote]



LOL um, drink milk? Maybe you didn't ask properly because a lot of people who go there get very good results, aka me! and my frineds. Maybe you should've showed them with your fingers how much you want to get cut, as if any body is that dumb to cut 25cms. And isn't it rude to say his standards are so low? I think you are just too picky woman lol and you are aussie, go to an aussie salon if you are going to complain about how bad people's english is. If you go to an asian country, see how hard it is for you. Give some respect will you? Orange has people who can speak english very fine, you should've asked if there is anybody speaking english there. It's just your own fault your hair got messed up.
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#5
She is not an aussie. She said she is from China! Be nice or go away.
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#6
Hi,

I got my TR done today from GoodMorning BoxHill.I must say my experience so far has been good..They used shieshedo products and the whole process took approximately 5hours.People over there were very friendly.I wish they could speak English well!!They charged me 370$ for TR plus cut which isn't bad.Keeping my fingers crossed till i wash my hair.I hope it turns out goodSmile
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#7
hi tincal!!! i hope it stays looking good!!



welcome to melbourne chat.



cheers, glen
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#8
Thanks glen!!Well i washed my hair today ..couldn't wait till 72hours..they turned out pretty good!!i'm really happySmile..Last time i had my TR done from Pakistan & it costed me 100$ which was amazing..I was clueless what to do when i came to melbourne..I was switching back & forth between the keratin straightening and chemical straightening..I didn't know that hair rebonding is called thermal reconditioning/japanese hair straightening over here!!and in the end i decided to go for keratin hair treatment that would have costed 400$ but it wud have lasted for 3-4 months only...But i must say thanks to this forum and the vogue forums that i came to know about the TR treatment and that korean hair dressers do it cheaper than any other salons..tony & guy is charging 250-300$ an hour fot TR and its a 5hr treatment..another salon said that they wud charge me roughly 700$...but thanks glen for giving the info about various korean hair salons..and personally i would definitely recommend Good morning Boxhill..they did superb job..would call them too!!
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#9
thanks tincal. glad the info was helpful! i have learnt a bit about hair straightening!! <img src='http://www.melbournechat.org/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='B)' /> my fiance was considering getting her hair straightened so i can tell her about good morning box hill! <img src='http://www.melbournechat.org/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Smile' /> thanks!
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#10
To TINCAL

hi.. im living in usa but am in pakistan at the moment in karachi.. ive ben going crazy looking for a place for the genuine rebonding or japanese hair straightening or thermal reconditioning..

i do have dyed , highlighted / bleached hair... and in usa , the salons use japanese systems like liscio or yuko for tr or japanese rebonding straightening.. but are expensive..

in pakistan evry "salon" offers :"rebonding" but it sems they are blank when asked what product they use .. they usually say shwarkzkopff ( ive never heard of their rebonding product) .. or loreal extenso.. which is actually a relaxer and not a permanant straightener.. its keratin like the brazilian thing but temporary..

so my question is.. which salon did you use for your treatment .. what product did they use? and what was the cost?

im s desperately looking for a good salon and my budget is $200 to $250 but i really want the real treatment espcially since my hair is highlighted and coloured and bleached before..

Could you reply and help soon? Thanks a lot!!!!!
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#11
hey,

yea in pakistan they either use shwarkzkopff,loreal or keune products..but trust me the one i got done from pakistan was way better than what i got done here..in pakistan they do a protein treatment 1st which is very effective....i'm thinking to get mine done again from pakistan...to be honest i don't know about khi as i got mine done from islamabad..but i know the places in lahore and isb who do a superb job..i got mine done from Mooshaz in pindi and it was very cheap costed me $80 and my hair are medium length ...Muniba's in lahore is also good ..one of my friends who just came from pak got it done from there.her hair were long and costed her around$200 and they look more glossier than mine...i've no idea about khi though but check this forum www.paklinks.com/gs/



search the gupshup forums and surely u'd find good and cheap hair straightening salons in karachi by browsing there...best of luck with that!
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#12
Hi.. any suggestions would be helpful for me.. i have extremely fizzy hair.. I have straightened my hair a lot .. I don't know wat you call it but it was with shisedo... I used to do it in Sydney at a Korean hair dresser and they were just the best.. but now I want to do a treatment only as I want to keep the shape but not the fizzy texture. Any Korean stylist in mind?
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#13
Hi,

Renee I got mine done from Good morning Boxhill.They are Korean hair dressers and used shishedo products.And result was good.you can get your done from there.Hope it helps!!

[quote name='Renee' timestamp='1281149810' post='28676']

Hi.. any suggestions would be helpful for me.. i have extremely fizzy hair.. I have straightened my hair a lot .. I don't know wat you call it but it was with shisedo... I used to do it in Sydney at a Korean hair dresser and they were just the best.. but now I want to do a treatment only as I want to keep the shape but not the fizzy texture. Any Korean stylist in mind?

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#14
Thanks for that, I will try them tmrw <img src='http://www.melbournechat.org/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Smile' /> but I don't want to make it dead straight like used to make it..

So Wat do I actually ask for? Just shisedo treatment.?
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#15
they would be dead straight for a couple of days but after a week or so they they'd be good ..just blow dry them after u take shower abd usea keratin complex conditioner for after care..best of luck..

[quote name='Renee' timestamp='1281766033' post='28968']

Thanks for that, I will try them tmrw <img src='http://www.melbournechat.org/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Smile' /> but I don't want to make it dead straight like used to make it..

So Wat do I actually ask for? Just shisedo treatment.?

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#16
Tincal, I went there yesterday and I don't know how but I ended up asking for straightening. And I am Soo happy with it, I can't tell u. I don't know if anything else is softer then my hair atm, I love love love it!
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#17
[quote name='tincal' timestamp='1277389450' post='27669']

hey,

yea in pakistan they either use shwarkzkopff,loreal or keune products..but trust me the one i got done from pakistan was way better than what i got done here..in pakistan they do a protein treatment 1st which is very effective....i'm thinking to get mine done again from pakistan...to be honest i don't know about khi as i got mine done from islamabad..but i know the places in lahore and isb who do a superb job..i got mine done from Mooshaz in pindi and it was very cheap costed me $80 and my hair are medium length ...Muniba's in lahore is also good ..one of my friends who just came from pak got it done from there.her hair were long and costed her around$200 and they look more glossier than mine...i've no idea about khi though but check this forum www.paklinks.com/gs/



search the gupshup forums and surely u'd find good and cheap hair straightening salons in karachi by browsing there...best of luck with that!

[/quote]



Hi

I am planning to go to Pakistan next month , can you please tell me the exact location of Islamabad or pindi saloons where I can do the japanese straightening. If you have a phone number or address.

THanks in advance ...I will wait for your response.

Thanks
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#18
I just had my hair chemically straightened (Japanese straightening) at West End Hair salon on Chapel st in Melbourne and my hair looks amazing. The staff is so friendly, location is great (across from Windsor station). More importantly my hair is dead straight and it was curly. West End Hair is located at 48 Chapel st, Melbourne and the number is 03 9510 6437 or their site is [url="http://www.westendhair.com/"]www.westendhair.com[/url]. I highly recommend this place! Ask for Kuni! He's amazing and from Japan!
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#19
i was wondering when it was going to befall! hahahahaha



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#20
I haven't started looking still, but those are definitely on my record to see!! I've heard they're glorious



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