Love this place! Best hairdresser I've had in my 7 years in Hong Kong. Relaxing space and great…read moreservice.

It was easy to get an appointment here. As the girls working here are all from the UK you won't…read morehave any problems in communicating what you actually want. Further they are all nicely blond and very lovely! The place is a bit hard to find though but inside it is cosy, light and looks professional. I was offered something to drink and had a nice chat with grace while she was professional doing my hair! I went there for a creative session. In result she did paintings in my hair and gave me a nice fresh Ombre look rather than a blond with a grown root. I would definitely go again if only I would be rich. I paid for the session 1700 and this was already 20% new customer discount. Before I went to an affordable hairdresser in Hong Kong and got orange so to me this safe cosy place was worse the money and I would probably go back limited by other cheap choices in town and the great result Grace achieved with my hair!!

This woman is AMAZING with what she does! I just moved to HK from Miami and am super picky about my…read morewaxing lady- I looked up "waxing Hong Kong" and Dolma had a TON of great reviews so I gave her a shot. She's freelance independent business and has been waxing since 1994! How do I know all this? She knew I was super anxious about getting my wax (but must be done) so she talked to me while waxing! It was super fast (10mins Max) and THE LEAST PAINFUL WAX I HAVE EVER HAD!!! I've been getting waxing done in Miami and they do NOT compare with what Dolma does. I definitely recommend going to her- prices are affordable ($350 HKD for Hollywood wax front & back) compared to other waxing places in Hong Kong her prices are reasonable! Highly recommend going to her!

I booked to come here because the previous salon I had originally booked told me to not show up…read moreanymore because I told them I was on my way and will be 15 mins late. They told me not to show up which really put a damper on my Friday night. Alas the handy bloom me app to the rescue !! I booked it and got JAN from the artistic team. They have a really spacious location so it feels really nice and to be honest he seemed really busy, not sure how I lucked out and got him as a hairdresser. Anyways they offer you a selection of drinks and I got an excellent hair washer lady who have me a stress melting neck massage. Made me feel less tense from my awful original cancelled experience. JAN was polite detailed and very adamant about making sure I got what I wanted with my hair. He curled my hair at the end as well to show me a potential perm look. Anyways lovely experience and I will be back!!

I went in for a blonde root touch up. I'm naturally a brunette, and have been dying my hair blonde…read morefor years now. My hair is healthy and I go to salons to make sure it's done right. Well, Amour damaged my hair so badly that I'm probably going to have to just shave it off. And they left the toner in too long so it's now purple. PURPLE. I cried as they blowdryed it. This was the worst experience I have had in over a decade of going to hair salons. Four and a half hours, $1370 HKD, and all I got was brittle breaking purple hair and an apology.

Yelp is not a thing in HK. At all. Try to use Yelp here and you're stuck with a handful of touristy…read morerestaurants that are few and far apart. So when I first stepped out of the elevator to the 10th floor of this hidden little building off a hidden little road off Queen's Road Central, and I saw that familiar red circle emblazoned with "People Love Us On Yelp", I knew I belonged. So I've always been loyal to one hairdresser back in Canada but I decided to shake things up and go to a salon in HK that 1) Wouldn't give me an 80's hairstyle 2) Wouldn't charge me insane amounts of money. A quick Google search turned up an SCMP article going into exquisite detail about The Attic, with a cut costing about HKD $400. Perfect. Calling in to reserve, they let me know that there are tiers of hairstylists. Junior stylists are about HKD $350, with master stylists over HKD $1000. Colouring started at HKD $800 with highlights and bleaching costing extra. All colouring has a HKD $50 consultation fee. Sounds good. They booked me in for a mid-tier $480 cut. So far, so good. The woman on the other end of the phone was informative and polite. The good service continues! I'm seated right at my appointment time in a bright, large, spacious area and offered a beverage right away. My stylist, Winky, comes over and discusses everything with me. I show her a picture, she clarifies a couple things and then I'm getting half my hair chopped off. A lot of people were surprised at how much I was taking off but I was never loyal to any particular hairstyle anyway. Winky was clearly a great stylist, but also great at customer service. She explained why she cut a certain part a certain way, how to keep my hair from flipping out, and what products to use. Maintenance is almost as important as the initial cut. During the cut, she gave advice on things like getting more layers, and I was happy to give her the go-ahead. The cut turned out fantastic, exactly what I wanted. I also wanted to re-highlight my hair, but that was way over my budget so Winky suggested I just colour my roots and not to touch my existing highlights. Didn't know that was an option! A hair technician took care of the colouring part. She worked quickly and efficiently, and the colour turned out great, blending seamlessly into my original colour. Also, because I had to get colouring done, I got my hair washed twice, which is always my favourite part. If I ever win the lottery, I'd indulge in 3rd party hair washing all the time. At the Attic, it was like a mini spa treatment.The room was dark, quiet, and fragrant with light flowery aromas. The girl even gave me a head massage. This is a premium salon so service matches expectations. Everyone is extremely polite and continuously offer beverages, biscuits, and tons of magazines. I gotta say, having a hot pot of earl grey keep me company makes the time pass by much faster. Even though tipping isn't a part of HK culture, hair salons are a bit of an exception. They might not expect any, but make sure you tip the people here! They work hard to make you happy. (44/100) - 2017

I went to have my haircut here last month and the best part of my experience is the head massage…read more The head massaging was so comfortable, I almost fell asleep in the process. I quite like the smell of the shampoo they used, it smells natural and nice. The hairstylist was patient and friendly, as i have no idea with my haircut, he gave me professional and useful comments and I was satisfied with the outcome. The price is reasonable and definitely worth it. I highly recommend this salon for someone who are searching for a good hair salon in Hong Kong. Thanks The Attic ,look forward to the haircut next week!

Be aware of the plan they offered. It can change any time! This is the first time I posted review…read morebecause they've made me so angry. There are two times that the package they offer at the beginning is not consistent with the package you pay after the treatment. I tried to complain to the management team and they still didn't provide a reasonable reason. The service is not bad. Just be aware of the offer, better keep a record of the package they offer like photo/voice memo, and you can have a standing point when you argue.

I really like this place. I've been getting IPL treatment on my underarms and loving the results…read more They often have deals circulating Facebook, which is how I got in there. The staff is sweet and efficient, not very chatty, which I like. I've tried a few places in HK and this is my fave so far. I also really appreciate being able to schedule over Whatsapp!

great salon, reasonable prices, warm and friendly staff…read more Neeta at Freedas Wanchai is a great hairdresser. Super talented and super professional.

My second time at Freedas for eyebrow shaping, and will be my favorite and most affordable spot in…read moreHong Kong. Be sure to call in advance to reserve a session. If you happen to schedule a time during a weekend afternoon, be prepared to wait a little as there are usually a queue of women waiting. The eyebrow threading costs HK$30 and takes less than 10 minutes. Super fast and clean, though just be sure to tell them exactly what you want them to do. They err on the side of making them a little too thin, so if you don't want thin eyebrows, be sure to tell them at the start. The entrance is a little difficult to find. Need to walk towards Tsui Sing Restaurant and turn left (or right if you are coming the opposite direction) and follow the path down the alley behind the restaurant. You will see signs that point to Freedas and a metal gate for its entrance to the mezzanine level.

Saw Sassy HK's review on it so came here to check out their eyelash extension service. I've tried…read moreNova Lash (US co), Plurecil (Japanese co) and some local beauty salons in Causeway Bay. I'm not entirely satisfied with either one yet so it's my goal to try more beauty salons around town before I settle for a package. Pros: - Convenient location. Right above Sheung Wan MTR exit A2. - Very reasonable and affordable pricing. Even if you don't buy packages with them, it's just $380. For reference, Nova @ ~$1k; Plurecil @ ~$800 and other local salon at around $500 each time. You get a very basic set up. I guess that's one of the ways that they keep the cost low. - Relatively quick turnaround time. It took the lady about an hour. For reference, Nova @ 1.5 hr; Plurecil @ a little more than 1hr and local salon @ 40 mins Cons: - No privacy. Set up can be considered as quite ghetto for some. - Does not accept credit card payment. Cash only. - Wait time. Maybe because I came here right before Chinese New Year, I need to wait a little bit even though I have made an appointment with them. - If you don't speak Chinese, you might have problem communicating to them. So be sure you have google translate ready / have a friend translate for you. It's my first day doing it so i'll come back to complete my review when i know how long my lashes last.

Eyelash Extensions: Lasts about 3-4 weeks depending your…read morelash type and the length of lash you get. The price is average but definitely cheaper for the quality it gives when compared to the US (Hatoe is about 50 USD for good quality. In America, for the same quality would be at least 80 USD). If you plan on consistently maintaining extensions, I'd suggest buying the packet prices (one option is 3 lash services for 1,000 HKD). Quality: the lash quality is amazing! Super light, comfortable and natural looking. TIP: don't opt for the extra 100 hkd for a "more natural feel." I'm pretty sure it's a scam because I stopped paying for the "more natural lash" and it looks exactly the same. It even lasts the same amount of weeks too. Service: pretty good for Asia and it's also helpful that the staff speaks English. Staff recommendations: Nicole does an amazing job with lashes. I'd suggest booking in advance to ensure that you have a spot with the person you like.

Great efficient service. Friendly staff and a cool atmosphere. Starting with free drinks, to a nice…read morecool cut and a hot towel to end the experience. Amazing.

Probably the most expensive haircut I've ever had in my life. Let alone in Hong Kong. However it…read morewas a great experience. They offer you a drink and started the haircut with a warm wet towel versus a hair wash. That was unique in a good way. I love the decor of the place. Hip, skater, grunge, vibe. Totally my flavor. However still inclusive for the average Joe. Even if you didn't have a tattoo. It was relaxing and the cut met all my expectations. Who doesn't love a crisp straight razor finish.