Whether it’s on the roadside or at a high-end hair salon, here’s how Hongkongers have been styling it out since the 1970s
Haircuts are not just a basic necessity – they also reflect Hong Kong’s cultural evolution and economic development.
Back in the day, roadside barbers and small back-alley salons just offered quick trims. These affordable services were popular among working-class families.
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