Blow Dry in Hong Kong

Blow Dry in Hong Kong

LEEKAJA X AMONG on D'Aguilar Street in Central is the most reviewed room in Hong Kong's blow dry listings, with 605 reviews at a 5.0 rating. Its listing name identifies it as a Korean salon, and Lagoon Hair Salon in Causeway Bay bills itself as a Japanese-style room, so the busiest end of this category leans towards houses that treat a blow dry as the finish on a wash rather than a service sold on its own.

Coverage reaches all three parts of the territory, unevenly. Central and Western and Wan Chai carry the densest cluster, with Lagoon at 274 reviews and Beauty Affairs Medispa on Yun Ping Road at 371. Yau Tsim Mong adds Soul Pure Beauty in Tsim Sha Tsui at 168. Tuen Mun shows the New Territories are represented, with Amber Beauty at Tuen Mun Ferry Pier at 138, though the choice out there is thin.

The rating picture is less flattering than the star counts suggest. 330 listings carry a rating, the average is 4.5, and 209 of them clear 4.5. That leaves roughly a third of rated salons below the line, which is why the review count next to the star is the more useful number of the two.

Before you go

None of the 432 salons in this scope take online bookings yet, so a listing gets you a name, a district and a phone number and no further. The wider Beauty Salons pages show which of these rooms also do cutting and colour, which matters if you would rather not make a blow dry a separate trip.

Owners can list a salon through our free business listing, and help@glow360.com reaches us for everything else.