Korean Job Discussion Forums

[seoulis]

In a country obsessed with physical appearances, why is it so difficult to find a good beautician!

I went to a new 'beauty clinic' in Amsa, and I had to tell the girls there how to use wax. I understand girls here don't have hair, don't wax, but if you can't do it, don't advertise you do! And charge a premium, no less.

Spent all of Saturday trying to find this 'Dashing Diva' spot at COEX, and could not find it.

Girls. Help!

[eamo]

In the Daechi-dong area South of Seolleung Station every other place of business is a beautician! They need so many to service the hundreds of room salon and bar-girls who work there.

Dashing Diva is a big, bright pink place near the Levi's store which is near that foodcourt with the big pyramid feature.

I never though I would hear a complaint about a lack of beauticians in Seoul!!! Oh, I see....you mean a good one. They won't know what to do if you're asking for something which Korean girls don't do.

[seoulis]

[seoulis]

Is Dashing Diva still there? I saw the Levis store... I must have walked around the mall for hours...

Found this directory online, and it's not listed...

http://www.coexmall.com/language/en/html/store.asp

[jaderedux]

Dashing Diva has left the building. The one in Coex is gone. I don't know about the one across from Costco.

Jade

[KumaraKitty]

SpaDay in Hannam Dong, it's wonderful!http://www.spaday.co.kr/

[seoulis]

[KumaraKitty]

I usually book a week in advance for Saturdays, keep trying, I really like them!

[jjurabong]

Kumara,

Have you ever gone to them for a massage? If so, how was it? I'm specifically concerned with privacy and more of a western-style touch ( Korean style massages are too rough for me.)

Thanks..