Tony & Jackey
Address: G/F Centro Plaza Building, Tomas Morato corner Timog Ave., Quezon City
Contact: 407-6928
Operating Hours: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily
Go for: Korean Digital Perm, P3,000
Why We Liked It: This treatment will definitely add some sex appeal to your strands. Once they apply the solution and rollers, they hook you up to an octopus-like machine to start the perming process. The results: soft, flirty waves that usually last longer than the traditional perm. Tip: If you’re concerned about dryness or damage, tell your stylist so he or she can also adjust the heat settings on the machine.
What Else To Try: If you want to try a new, Korean-inspired style, get a cut from Shine, P300 to P500. They have style books that contain photos of various hairstyles worn by Korean celebs and models. Just point to the one you like and your stylist will work from there to give you the look you want.
Photos by Patrick Martires (You, Tony & Jackey, Shine Girls) Patrick Martires and Margaux Romero (Beauty Brick).
Park Jun’s Beauty Lab photos courtesy of the salon.
Thanks, Nicole, for this great article!
I’m a huge fan of Japanese and Korean styles since they look super hip. Thinking that such cuts would (in theory) go well with my chinita features, I decided to go to a Korean salon a few months back. Not long after, though, I decided to try other ‘regular’ salons. The stylists didn’t try anything new after my first cut, and my hair was becoming harder to maintain as it grew longer.
I tried googling other salons (such as Park Jun’s), but didn’t have much luck. But thanks to your article, I might just check them out.
tony and jacket is worth it. i had my hair rebonded in 2004, it lasted for a year! hahaha Ü just have to keep it maintained though. will try the other salons though. Ü
I would recommend going to Piandre and get a haircut from the Creative Director - Drea. She’s brilliant and can transform your look!
I definitely recommend Beauty Brick hair art salon. Mr. Shin did a really excellent job with perming my do. It’s been a month since I had my clinic perm, but my hair is getting even better. This creative hairstylist even taught me styling tips. He still sends me text messages to check on my hair. Really great service!
For digital perms go to You Salon. Mr. YS will totally give you those big sexy curls. His hair cuts are great, even when they grow out. He cuts your bangs is such a way that you can part it to the left or right and it still looks great. Kinda pricey but worth it.
For rebonding go to Tony and Jackey. They have promos where you can choose from Loreal or Korean products
Just got a haircut at T&J this afternoon. Stylist is Anna. All I can say is ’WOW’. She definitely delivered the cut that she promised.
Salon is classy and comfortable. Price is reasonable at 300, and the nice thing about this salon is that the stylists are professional. They do not wait for you in the reception for any tips. Actually, seems that they are not too keen to receive any. But still, you should give at least 100 to show your appreciation for a nice haircut.
I really want my hair starting from just below the shoulder level to the tips to have big curls… and the hair from the root to just above the shoulder level to be just straight as rebond… how’s that done bah? what do you call that styling treatment? and what salon could you suggest or refer?? thanx so much!i really wanna have my hair done.
Where can I go if my hair is damage and dry? Best salon that has treatment for it?
i’d like to correct you dear, digital perm does not last longer than traditional (cold) perm. it’s the other way around.
digi perm usually lasts around 4-6 months, then you need a retouch, wherein a traditional (cold) perm will last more than a year.
another difference is, digiperm is for medium to big sized curls, while a trad perm is for small to medium sizes.
i hope ms.anchel can show pictures of her clinic permed hair.