Overview
With its white brick walls and minimalist décor, this friendly salon resembles a postmodern art gallery. Established in 2001, MoMo has attracted a celebrity following (and a tai-tai fanbase).

Services
Everything, plus beauty treatments such as facials and manicures. Try MoMo’s natural perm using the latest Air Wave technology.

The people
Celebrity stylist and founder Frankie Wong has been in the hair business for more than 20 years. As well as consulting for fashion magazines, he also leads the MoMo team in styling fashion shows around Hong Kong and mainland China.

Best for
Simple and easily manageable hair for the entire gang, ranging from babies to uncles and aunties.

Prices
Shampoo and cut between HK$370 and HK$700; highlights from HK$700; full-head colouring from HK$550 and perm from HK$750. A VIP room is available for an additional HK$200, and expect a 20 percent service surcharge to your final bill.

Overview
Owner and stylist Dior Tsoi set up his salon three years ago when he saw a gap in the market for intimate salons with a chilled vibe. He tells Time Out: “I want to give my clients more privacy. Our hair care service is about catering for the needs of each individual.” Tsoi also styles local celebrities.

Services
Generally men who subscribe to Fantastic Man.

The people
As this is a small salon, you’ll most likely be handled by Tsoi himself, who trained at the Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel salon 15 years ago. After stints at various barbers (including an Italian salon), he opened Spectrum.

Best for
Slick and modern men who shop at Initial and I.T.

Prices
HK$500 for a haircut, HK$650 for colour and HK$850 for a perm.

Overview
Hailing from London (and the official sponsor of London Fashion Week for 16 seasons and counting), they also style some of our city’s most creative runways, including the Polytechnic University’s and Vocational Training Council’s graduate fashion shows. This hair joint has two established branches on Wyndham Street and in Repulse Bay; their latest salon in SoHo opened last year. Their student academy on Wyndham offers basic hair services from HK$80, which sees students working under their instructors’ supervision. Did we mention you can sip wine on the house and order a steak from Wagyu Lounge downstairs?

Services
Everything hair-related.

The people
Patrick Chu, founder of Toni&Guy HK and a graduate of T&G’s London Academy leads the team (all professionally trained).

Best for
Hipsters who wear the most ‘cutting’ bouffant who pick styles from niche fashion magazines.

Prices
Cuts, styling and perms vary with hair length. Generally, services by the style director are from HK$1,200. A cut with a regular stylist starts from HK$500.