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December 10th, 2009

hair salon product Hong Kong HK

You think you’re saving money buying your hair care products from Sa Sa? Think again. We’re going to tell you about an area where you can find shampoos, styling products, and even nail supplies at huge discounts.

Certain districts in Hong Kong are famous for offering bargains. Granville Road in Tsim Sha Tsui for example, has a cluster of shops selling discount cosmetics and perfumes. But the prices for hair care products there even seem high compared to the bottom of Temple Street.

What you’ll find on Temple Street, (just before the night market starts,) is a handful of shops that the salons buy their supplies from. The same product you purchase in Central for $176HKD is only $80HKD here.

nail hair supply distributor HK

There are great savings on styling products, shampoos, treatments and all sorts of accessories. The selection is large with many salon-only brands you won’t see in Hong Kong’s beauty and drug store chains. If you can’t find what you’re looking for in other shops, chances are they’ll have it here.

beauty supply hong kong HK

In addition to the already low listed prices, it’s possible in some cases to negotiate for even more savings. The cluster of shops are right next to each other, so it makes browsing for the best deal convenient. Why pay full price when you can potentially save over 50%? The places are fun to browse just to see the staggering array of gels, pastes and muds now on the market.

hair product store shop Hong K

Getting there

The hair-care supply area of Temple Street is easy to get to. Take the MTR to Jordan Station and use Exit A. Once you leave Exit A, take a right, and proceed down Jordan Road for about two blocks until you intersect with Temple Street. Next, take a right on Temple Street, and shortly on your right you will begin to see the salon supply shops. You’re there! The street address should be around 224 Temple Street.

Worth a visit!

Temple street night market Hong K

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6 Comments »

  1. sarah vee says

    haha you’re right, this article is really helpful and yes, i’ve been there, definately worth the journey and time, especially since i always need new hair care products and styling :) thanks!

    December 16th, 2009 | #

  2. martin says

    hi,

    i also went there under the info. from this site, however, i discovered this place is selling product potentially to be fake. upon discover of my suspicious, i tried to reason with the boss/manager, but he threaten to beat me up. currently i have a case filed to custom dept., under case #U492.

    bewarn.

    Martin

    December 16th, 2009 | #

  3. Administrator says

    Hi Martin,

    Wow! That’s scary… which store did you go to, because there are several. Sure, there’s going to be some imitation products from China alongside the real stuff. You can tell the difference by looking closely at the names on the label. Usually they are spelled a little different, even if the packaging is the same.

    December 17th, 2009 | #

  4. Tina says

    Yes, I have gone these shops before. And I found a shop in Yuen Long. This time I wanna to buy a Japanese conditioner but I didn’t find in these shop. Finally I found it in the Yuen Long. Your article’s good for the people to know we have more choice on the style product.

    December 19th, 2009 | #

  5. ted says

    That cracks me up – lol. And I’ve been to that spot.

    December 22nd, 2009 | #

  6. sss says

    Hung Hom cheaper than Temple Street

    April 8th, 2010 | #

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