hmm i want to get a hair cut but i dun really know which one is good... i read around, most also talking bout the sg wang guy... any other suggestions?

and about wenawave, yen lim? mind to tell me after u get the hair cut?

I had done my hair at Wenawave on 14JAN.What i really satisfied is the colors.YEN LIM,my hairstylist ,she is really damn PRO in matching color...Btw,actually the haircut is nice,but mayb i still cant totally accept it yet..However,IMO Guy's short/medium length hair actually will really look unique when only u STYLING UP.Cut doesn't make much diffferent on it.Agree?It costed me RM220 in COLORING and RM65 in CUT.(Took 4 and half hours there)

*IMO , I felt that she is more PRO in managing GAL's hair.
However,i still feel quite satisfied with my hair....

Hmm, I don't think it matters to know who's my friend's stylist lar, cause she's a girl; and what's good for her might not be suitable for you whom is of the opposite gender 
As for the price difference, I think there will definitely be lor. Cause in almost every hair salon, they got different ranking punya hair stylists, and different ranking got different price. If it's possible, it's better if you take a look yourself personally. There is more than one hair salon in 1U I think, so you can check them out (in terms of pricing, appearance...).

And about not going to get a hair cut there, like I've said, I still need to gather courage to go there   I think I'm not good enough to get my hair cut there    I even bugged my that girl de friend with tonnes of questions until she asked me to go ask myself lar  
So I would say, it'll happen when the time is right
Like there was once I kept my hair for 2~3 months, wanted to get a haircut from hair salon, mana tahu still don't have the courage to go   ended up cutting my hair at some random place near my house
Ya lor, have been reading that too   With my lifestyle now, very hard to jaga la!!
I think it's straightening your hair. Then after that, to maintain that style, you'll probably have to use a hair straightener everyday.

Those hair sifus always say, to get nice style, you'll need a nice cut. Then you can style your hair easily (without excessive use of wax, clay, hair spray...) and it'll look nice. So the most important one is getting TEH haircut

To leelc99,

I am clueless about the price for rebonding; but I'm guessing it's definitely above RM100, probably not too much till it's RM300. So I would say it's safe to expect easily RM100~RM300. And depending on how good you take care of your hair, you'd have to do rebonding in the future (like a forumer who mentioned his/her hair not "rebonded?" after few months, then need to do again).

I personally think there is no need to do rebonding for your hair as a guy, as our hair is not as long as the ladies' (most of the time la ). So I would say using a hair straightener is good enough already.

As for getting a good hair straightener (Caution: read at your own risk, cause I don't own one; they are merely info I gathered from my readings ) From what I read, a good one usually cost up to RM200 (conversion from USD); as the material of the plates are important (I forgot which ones are good), and depending your preference and hair length, there is different variation of diameter for the plates. And those chapalang what 10-in-1 ones might not be good for your hair in long term.
There is really a lot of stuff to read and know about if you're really particular about your hair care, hair styling and what not. So a prior search online for some info is almost necessary.
I think it's best if you ask these questions when you get a haircut in those hair salons. Those hairstylists sure have loads of experience, what they say will definitely be more accurate than what I said (like I've mentioned, I am a noobie hehe, I don't have any personal experience, only from reading I don't even style my hair for goodness sake haha)

used to cut at A Cut Above but cost me rm70 for senior stylist. sound expensive?