Hi, I'm going to Shanghai in Dec and would like to know- a good place to do hair extensions and the price range- where can I get inexpensive qipao. Will only be wearing it 1-2 times so not looking at tailor made ones- any places that sells rejected designer clothes/ bags?thanks!

Hi Jean:Hair extensions varies a lot in different hair beauty stores. More expensive to use earl hair. If you buy the hair by yourself, it is about 200-250RMB and bring to the shop. They will charge some money to do the hair extension for you.To buy cheap Qipao and clothes, Qipu Road garment markets is not bad. Are you looking for used/second hand we say, bags stors? Milan Station in 26, Xinle Rd, nearby Shanxi Rd is a nice shop. You can get around Maoming South Road to look for the bag stores.

Hi Emma, thanks for your reply. You mean I have to buy the hair separately? The shop doesn't sell them?

The shop sell hair too, more expensive than you buy it yourself. :-)

Hi, I'm going to Shanghai in Dec and would like to know

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Question: Asked by Ms.Jean from Singapore | Nov. 11, 2009 16:19

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Hi, I'm going to Shanghai in Dec and would like to know

- a good place to do hair extensions and the price range
- where can I get inexpensive qipao. Will only be wearing it 1-2 times so not looking at tailor made ones
- any places that sells rejected designer clothes/ bags?

thanks!

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Answers (3): Answered by Ms.Emma | Nov. 11, 2009 22:49

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Hi Jean:
Hair extensions varies a lot in different hair beauty stores. More expensive to use earl hair. If you buy the hair by yourself, it is about 200-250RMB and bring to the shop. They will charge some money to do the hair extension for you.

To buy cheap Qipao and clothes, Qipu Road garment markets is not bad. Are you looking for used/second hand we say, bags stors? Milan Station in 26, Xinle Rd, nearby Shanxi Rd is a nice shop. You can get around Maoming South Road to look for the bag stores.

00Reply; Answered by Ms.Jean | Nov. 12, 2009 00:37

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Hi Emma, thanks for your reply. You mean I have to buy the hair separately? The shop doesn't sell them?

00Reply; Answered by Ms.Emma | Nov. 15, 2009 03:12

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The shop sell hair too, more expensive than you buy it yourself. :-)

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