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espeed
Aug 7th, 2006, 12:11 AM
Hey guys

There's a haircut shop in First Markham Place, that has 2 sides to it, each in a different arcade. One side has silver color and the other is the reception which is red color.

Do you guys know what this place is called? I'd like to call them up tomorrow, making sure they have appointment space before I actually drive 40 minutes there.

Thanks

akz
Aug 7th, 2006, 01:18 AM
place is called Spellbound

Unit No: 138 Spell Bound 905-943-7773

espeed
Aug 7th, 2006, 01:56 AM
place is called Spellbound

Unit No: 138 Spell Bound 905-943-7773

omg thanks!

nsr250
Aug 7th, 2006, 05:30 AM
For some reason those places overcharge like crazy. Like 30 bucks for a haircut. The place I usually go to charges like $10. I don't really see the difference in quality of the haircuts.

RBK
Aug 7th, 2006, 11:17 AM
^ Cause that place is in FMP!! They can overcharge and stupid kids will still go there thinking its better.

nx2k
Aug 8th, 2006, 12:37 PM
^ Cause that place is in FMP!! They can overcharge and stupid kids will still go there thinking its better.
that's a really bold statement to make
i get my haircut in FMP but only becuz i've been going to him for years and he later moved to FMP so i followed him there
a lot of mature grown up people get their hair cut in various places in FMP
and no im not 16-17 years old, im not even close to that

espeed
Aug 19th, 2006, 06:47 PM
Where can I get a similar quality haircut?

One thing I've noticed is that they use scissors to cut the back and sides instead of just razoring the whole area which looks different afterwards.

Also, some haircutters are different than others. This girl for instance charged $5 extra than the guy I got mine with before, but she wasn't social at all, and didn't talk much. I didn't like that.

yuwing8
Aug 19th, 2006, 09:52 PM
One thing I've noticed is that they use scissors to cut the back and sides instead of just razoring the whole area which looks different afterwards.


I think it depends on the haircut u want. If u don't want the "I just came out of the barbershop look" then they won't use the electric razor.

The barbers that don't care only uses scissors and eletric razor (when needed). The ones that care about your hair use a blade/comb/scissor thing (makes ur hair uneven and more natural), scissors and elec razor.

Candiana
Aug 20th, 2006, 04:54 AM
i'm surprised anyone would drive 40min for a haircut. they must be v good then??? maybe i'll give them a try.

gqbluez
Aug 20th, 2006, 06:29 AM
Spellbound is one of the better hairsalons definitly geared towards the "asian" styles of cut. I'd say the absolute most popuarl asian hair salons in the GTA for asian look is probably Chin.G, Hair Culture, and Spellbound.

The reason they charge so much is because the boss knows that young asian kids are rich and that if you create an upscale product which keeps you in style and fashion with their home countries, kids with money will buy it. But salons have changed a lot since the olden days. Theres a lot more services that salons offer now. At ching.G at least (which is the one I went to but am now at A.I.1 cuz of my stylist) would give you a glass of water,tea,coffee, whatever you wanted while you sit. You get extra long hair wash and head massage and neck massage.

Minimum time anyone would spend at these type of upscale salons are 1 hour. A regular salon which doesnt offer as high end services could have you in and out within 20 mins. A quick rinse, snip snip, razr, rinse, youre done.

Spellbound specializes in Fobby Honger looks and naturally there are many fobby hongers who need their hair cut the precise way. I believe their instruments are different as well as opposed to regular hair salons.

Just think of it this way. Spellbound offers premium service and as with everything that is premium, there will be a premium price associated with their service.

Warped
Aug 20th, 2006, 01:14 PM
i pay 9 bucks for my haircut...

this is like paying 4-5 haircuts which translates into a years worth of haircuts for me... yikes.

whatever floats your boat.

somemale
Aug 21st, 2006, 02:34 AM
I used to spend 40USD on a haircut every month because I knew I was guarenteed a good haircut.

I know people who wont spend more then 10CDN on one.

Hair is more important to some people then others.

B40
Aug 21st, 2006, 05:48 AM
For some reason those places overcharge like crazy. Like 30 bucks for a haircut. The place I usually go to charges like $10. I don't really see the difference in quality of the haircuts.

Have you even tried these places? You will notice the difference, however if you're paying $10 a haircut and happy with it, you probably won't think it's worth your money.

zero_2003
Aug 22nd, 2006, 06:03 AM
This post reminds me of some other post about the expensive price of "Bape Clothings"

for n = anything in trend
for x = price of n

"OMG, You paid x for n. I only paid x-10x and it's totally worth it! "

hugejazz
Aug 23rd, 2006, 10:42 PM
I do my hair there alot. Many of their customers are wealthy and mature, definitly not your regular asian teen. I've seen models, fashion-boutique owners and radio-personalities do their hair there... You get what you pay for.

I believe Spellbound does hair for the Toronto Chinese Pageant too.

Lacope
Aug 23rd, 2006, 10:55 PM
omg i just went there on sunday!!

I went to the place behind Spellbound called Glamour Style (or something) and I got a cut and color, and it turned out to be around $100. I definitely think it was worth it!!! omg the guy made my hair so nice, I'm not joking. And when i didn't like the cut the first time, he cut it again for me, then colored it, and it turned out really great.

The only thing tho, he kinda gave me some attitude when i told him exactly what i wanted. I said the front was kinda "blocky" cus it was this huge flat cut piece and I wanted it more feathered, and he was like all rude "blocky??? what is this blocky?!!" urg...whatever. I just continued being really polite and complimenting his haircut afterwards, but i left no tip!

The girl at the counter was nice too....overall, a good place, I'd go there again. $40 for the cut tho...yikes, maybe just once a year.

Candiana
Aug 25th, 2006, 11:02 PM
I just continued being really polite and complimenting his haircut afterwards, but i left no tip!

The girl at the counter was nice too....overall, a good place, I'd go there again. $40 for the cut tho...yikes, maybe just once a year.

I don't know.... if I didn't leave any tip, I wouldn't trust my hair under the same hands again. Unless he's the owner of the place.

Mewsy
Aug 29th, 2006, 02:16 AM
I've followed the owner of Spellbound since he's been cutting in his basement many moons ago. He's great with most styles. I've seen him cut some crazy hair and he's especially great at the shorter styles. BUT I've noticed that its the more Asian inspired Japanese/HK looks. It's definitely not for everyones tastes.

They are pretty expensive however. But demand has created this.

I've done the cut, dye, style, updo, fake extensions with Spellbound. Even my mom has gotten the perm there. I'm over it. My coif is naturally black and long now :)

If you want cutting edge and funky then here's your place. And if you have some disposable income.

alv077
Aug 29th, 2006, 07:47 AM
x.x

ive always been meaning to go there, cept now i know that they specialize in fobby looks... and i dont want that :P oh well.

circky
Sep 6th, 2006, 01:19 AM
Any asians out there that can recommend a place with stylists who don't specialize in HK/jap style hair? I don't mind paying the money if the cut is good, and I've been going to glamour zone myself recently and I like it. I've just heard from friends past experiences that non-asian places don't seem to know how to cut asian hair. Don't know if that's totally false or anything, but I'm up for suggestions from anyone with their own experience at their salons