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I Got a Professional Haircut in China and it was AMAZING!
Haircut in Shenzhen China: Foreigners’ Full Salon Experience
I decided to get my hair done in China… AGAIN!
In this video, I take you along with me to a local Chinese salon to get the full treatment: a wash, a fresh cut, and a professional blow-dry.
From the incredible (and long!) head massage during the wash to the precision of the stylist, the experience...
I decided to get my hair done in China… AGAIN! In this video, I take you along with me to a local Chinese salon to get the full treatment: a wash, a fresh cut, and a professional blow-dry. From the incredible (and long!) head massage during the wash to the precision of the stylist, the experience was so different from what I’m used to back home. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to visit a salon in China as a foreigner, this video covers everything—the price, the service, and the final result! Would you get your hair cut here? Let me know in the comments what you think of the transformation!
In this vlog, Eoin and Aisling decide to get their hair done in China, heading to a local salon for a full treatment that includes a wash, a precise cut, and a professional blow-dry. The video highlights the standout moments, such as the relaxing and lengthy head massage during the wash and the meticulous skill of the stylist. They compare the experience to what they’re used to back home, noting notable differences in service, atmosphere, and overall approach. The clip covers practical details for travelers, including pricing, what the service entails, and the final result, all from the perspective of two foreigners navigating a Chinese salon environment. Viewers are invited to consider what they think of the transformation and whether they would try this in China, with an emphasis on sharing impressions in the comments. The tone blends curiosity and excitement about everyday experiences in China, offering a tangible snapshot of what a haircut in a Chinese salon feels like for visitors
I decided to get my hair done in China… AGAIN! In this video, I take you along with me to a local Chinese salon to get the full treatment: a wash, a fresh cut, and a professional blow-dry. From the incredible (and long!) head massage during the wash to the precision of the stylist, the experience was so different from what I’m used to back home. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to visit a salon in China as a foreigner, this video covers everything—the price, the service, and the final result! Would you get your hair cut here? Let me know in the comments what you think of the transformation!
Have you ever wondered what it is like to get a haircut in a completely different culture? In this lively travel segment, Eoin and Aisling dive headfirst into this very question, choosing a vibrant local salon in Kunming over a sterile international chain. The decision pays off immediately.<br><br>The video captures the raw, unfiltered reality of the "Chinese salon experience," from the initial awkwardness of overcoming the language barrier with a translator app to the sheer luxury of the wash. Aisling is guided to a private room and asked to lie down on what can only be described as a spa bed. The chief stylist, a confident man who clearly knows his craft, takes over for the cut, employing a unique two-part process.<br><br>Aisling's naturally ginger hair becomes a point of fascination and laughter for the entire staff, adding a layer of charming interaction to the professional service. Eoin, left in the "husband waiting area," observes the hum of activity, the Western pop music, and the incredible value for money.<br><br>When the final reveal happens, the transformation is stunning. Not only does Aisling look incredible, but the entire experience cost just 150 RMB. The video perfectly encapsulates why embracing local everyday services while traveling is not just about saving money, but about creating unforgettable, authentic memories. It leaves the audience inspired to book their own local experience.
Eoin and Aisling hit a local salon in Kunming for a wash, cut, and blow-dry, turning a simple chore into an immersive cultural experience. From the plush spa-like hair wash bed to the chief stylist's masterful layering, they discover the incredible value and high service standards of Chinese salons. The journey is filled with laughs, translation apps, and a stunning final look.
Eoin and Aisling get a professional haircut in China, enjoying a spa-like wash and expert styling by the chief for just 150 RMB.
Professional Haircut in China A Local Salon Experience in Kunming
0:49 Prepare a translation app with specific hair terms like 'layers' and 'face frame' before visiting the salon to smoothly navigate the language barrier in local Chinese establishments.
1:21 Chinese salons offer a uniquely luxurious hair wash on a fully reclining bed instead of a chair, often including a double shampoo and a thorough head and scalp massage.
5:33 Don't be surprised if local stylists are fascinated by uncommon hair colors like natural ginger or blonde, as these are rarely seen in China and become a charming point of interaction.
12:48 A full service of wash, cut, and blowout from a chief or senior stylist in a central Chinese salon costs around 150 RMB, representing incredible value for money.
0:49 Prepare a translation app with specific hair terms like 'layers' and 'face frame' before visiting the salon to smoothly navigate the language barrier in local Chinese establishments.
1:21 Chinese salons offer a uniquely luxurious hair wash on a fully reclining bed instead of a chair, often including a double shampoo and a thorough head and scalp massage.
5:33 Don't be surprised if local stylists are fascinated by uncommon hair colors like natural ginger or blonde, as these are rarely seen in China and become a charming point of interaction.
12:48 A full service of wash, cut, and blowout from a chief or senior stylist in a central Chinese salon costs around 150 RMB, representing incredible value for money.
0:00 Introduction to Chinese Salon
1:21 The Luxury Hair Wash
3:02 Waiting in the Husband Area
4:20 Meeting the Chief Stylist
5:33 Ginger Hair Fascination
7:34 The Dry Cut Technique
9:31 English Pop Music Vibe
11:00 The Final Reveal
13:01 Cost and Conclusion
0:00 Introduction to Chinese Salon
1:21 The Luxury Hair Wash
3:02 Waiting in the Husband Area
4:20 Meeting the Chief Stylist
5:33 Ginger Hair Fascination
7:34 The Dry Cut Technique
9:31 English Pop Music Vibe
11:00 The Final Reveal
13:01 Cost and Conclusion
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We used our translation app! I had my request for layers and face-framing pre-typed, and we just passed the phone back and forth to communicate.
What was the hair wash experience actually like?
It was completely different from home! Instead of leaning back in a chair, you lie down on a proper bed. They give you a double shampoo and a full head massage that feels like a complete spa treatment.
Was the salon staff surprised by your hair color?
Yes, they were super fascinated! My ginger hair is a natural color that is very rare in China. The lady cleaning up the hair off the floor couldn't stop laughing at the color difference between my hair and everyone else's.
How much did the haircut cost in total?
It was 150 RMB for the whole thing—the wash, cut, and blow-dry. That works out to be about 15 pounds or 20 dollars. Such amazing value for the level of service!
Would you recommend getting a haircut in China?
Absolutely! It was a fantastic experience. The service was so attentive, and the skill of the chief stylist was top-notch. It is a really fun way to connect with local culture and get a great look at the same time.
