Hair Salon for Expats and Teachers in Busan
If you live and work in Busan, a regular salon saves you time and guesswork.
WENEED Seomyeon Lotte · Updated October 2026
Why long-term residents benefit from one salon
A visitor needs one good result. A resident needs the same result again every few weeks. A designer who knows your hair remembers your last color, your cut and what worked. That cuts down on explaining, and the price becomes predictable.
Typical care cycles
These intervals are general guidance, not WENEED rules. Hair grows at different speeds, and your designer sets a schedule for you.
- Bangs: often every two to four weeks.
- Short cuts: often every four to six weeks to keep the shape.
- Longer hair: often every six to ten weeks, mostly for ends.
- Root color: often every four to eight weeks, depending on how fast regrowth shows.
- Perms: often several months, depending on the type and your hair.
Ask the designer to tell you the right interval for your hair at the end of each visit.
Prices differ by designer: use that to your advantage
Each of our seven designers has their own price sheet. For residents, that means you can compare and choose one that fits your budget. These ranges show the spread on our menu.
| Service | Price range | Why it varies |
|---|---|---|
| Women’s design cut | ₩27,000 – ₩38,000 | Designer’s price sheet |
| Signature perm | ₩130,000 – ₩207,000 | Designer and hair length |
| Full-head color | ₩110,000 – ₩117,000 | Designer’s price sheet |
| Root touch-up | ₩75,000 – ₩85,000 | Designer’s price sheet |
Fitting appointments around a teaching or work schedule
We open at 10:00 and close at 20:00 every day, which includes weekends. After-work visits suit short services; perms and color are easier on a weekend. If your school or employer has a hair guideline, check it before you book a big color change and tell the designer about it.
Settle in with a first visit, then build a routine
Use the first visit to explain your hair history and show photos. Ask the designer which services you will need and how often. Then book the next visit before you leave if the booking options allow it. For booking details, see how to book. If you have moved from another country, the Korean vs Western perm guide explains differences you may notice.
Keep a hair record
Residents benefit from a simple record on their phone. Note the date of each visit, the service and the designer, and take a photo of the result in daylight. At your next appointment you can show it to the designer to explain what you liked. You can also compare it with the price list. The price by designer page explains why the amount differs, and the stylists page lists the team.
Moving between Korean and home habits
If you grew up with salons in another country, expect small differences. Salon staff often start with a consultation, the designer may propose add-on care, and the cut and styling are sometimes priced separately. None of this is unusual. Ask what each step costs, so you can compare across visits.
Questions guests ask
Can I keep the same designer every time?
Usually you can ask for the same designer when you book. Availability depends on their schedule.
How often should I come back?
It depends on your hair and service. Bangs and short cuts often need more frequent visits than longer styles; your designer will advise.
Is there a membership or loyalty program?
We have not published one, so we cannot confirm it.
Why does the price depend on the designer?
Each of our seven designers has their own price sheet, and the final amount is confirmed before work starts.
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Ready for your visit?
Questions about a style or price? We are on the 3rd floor of Jeongsan Building, 412 m from Seomyeon Station Exit 7.