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The Beauty Oasis: A Guide to Shanghai’s Salons
Shanghai, the bustling metropolis of China, is not just known for its towering skyscrapers and vibrant nightlife. It is also a city that takes beauty and wellness seriously. This is evident in the numerous salons that dot the cityscape, offering a wide range of services to cater to the diverse needs of its residents and visitors.To get more news about salon shanghai, you can citynewsservice.cn official website.

Franck Provost
Franck Provost, a salon with locations in over 5 destinations around the world and five in Shanghai alone, has been a mainstay in the city’s salon scene for the past eight years. Offering a range of services from cuts to perms, colouring and Kératase treatments, Franck Provost is the go-to spot for those seeking Parisian glamour.

Doc Guthrie’s
Doc Guthrie’s, an old-fashioned barbershop, offers straight-razor shaves, beard trimming or a wash and style. The atmosphere is supremely comfortable, with vintage rock ‘n’ roll and blues on the speakers to match the classic interior.

Hair Online
Hair Online, run and owned by Zimbabwean stylist Miriam Mwamuka, specialises in braids, extensions and hair treatments. Mwamuka has plenty of experience working with Afro, Asian and Caucasian hair, and takes the time to explain the ins and outs of managing the various styles depending on hair type.

Studio Salon
Studio Salon, run by UK-born Steven Buchanan, is a super-friendly salon that offers excellent cuts and styles at reasonable prices. The salon treats everyone like a returning friend, making it a comfortable place to get your hair done.

Mikael Bottero Hair Salon
Mikael Bottero is an international freelance stylist who works with Amani, a Shanghainese brand with 4 salons. Mikael caters to expats from all over the world and offers a range of services, including hair SPA.

Alize Salon & Barbershop
Alize Salon & Barbershop, run by veteran Shanghai expat Gillian Farrell, offers a wide range of services, from men’s barbering, tanning, massages, colouring, extensions, etc. Prices go up to 000+rmb for esoteric things like Schwarzkopf enriching straightening.

Urban Roots
Urban Roots, the politest salon in Shanghai since 0, caters largely to monied Japanese and Korean expats in Gubei. Chinese and Japanese are the main languages spoken by the staff.