Salon de Choix @ Winsland House

Then, things became significantly better when I got to the hair salon. Turned out I have a new hair stylist in mind! He is actually pretty good. Though he messed up my hairdo and turned it into something entirely different.

The place: Salon de Choix is a beautiful place to relax while getting your haircuts. According to my friend, its cheap too! (Don’t ask me, my typical haircut is $2.80 at the market near my house.) I actually got treated like a real princess! Sigh! It was a pretty good experience. Hehehe.well, here is too another full year of no haircut!

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Have been wanting to go somewhere to trim baby’s hair as it was getting pretty long at the sides. There are a few places that specialise in cutting hair for kids (with TV screens and seats that look like cars) but they were at places I usually won’t go (Plaza Singapura, Forum, Jurong etc) , so we procrastinated.

Decided on monday to go cut my fringe ( too long, very flat) and brought baby along to see if my long-time hairstylist Ben could give him a haircut too! Luckily, Ben wasn’t very busy that day (he usually has back-to-back appointments) and did a nifty job with squirmy baby (I was worried that the shaver might somehow cut off baby’s ear if baby jerked suddenly)

Tadah!

Before and after

I thought he looked a bit like little 木村拓哉 with longish hair haha

imageDaddy says the back looks a little punkish (well-suited for my naughty boy, I thought)

Ben assured me it’s the “IN” hairstyle (in Korea apparently) for little boys. Now everything Korean is supposed to be trendy haha.

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Read the original review here: http://jermsbebe.wordpress.com/2014/03/04/babys-first-haircut