Stylists at WENEED BLACK The Cheongdam

The three stylists

• Sil is the Head Director, in Korean 대표원장.
• Suna is a stylist. Her Korean name is 선아.
• Hyungwook is a Hair Designer. His Korean name is 형욱.

These are the confirmed facts. This page adds no further biography, because nothing more has been verified. Rather than invent a profile, the page explains how to choose well, using only information you can check yourself.

Why the name matters when you book

At this salon, each stylist has an individual booking page on Naver Booking. You pick the person, then a time. There is no general queue, so the stylist you choose is the stylist who does your hair.

Pricing is also based on stylist level, such as Designer or Director. That is why the price list shows a designer haircut and a director haircut as separate rows. This site does not say which level each stylist belongs to. Check the booking page, or confirm with the stylist when you reserve, so that the amount is clear before you arrive.

How to choose a stylist

With limited public detail, a few practical steps help.

1. Start from the service. If you want a cut, perm, color or care, open the matching section of the menu.
2. Look at what each booking page offers. The services and times shown there are the most current source.
3. Think about budget. If cost is the priority, ask which level applies to the stylist you are considering.
4. Think about timing. Pick the stylist who has a day and hour that works with the Tuesday to Saturday schedule.

If two stylists suit you equally, choose by availability, not by guesswork.

What to send the stylist

Whoever you book, the same preparation helps. Reference photos from several angles show the stylist the shape you want. A note about your hair history, with dates for your last perm, color and bleach, helps the stylist decide what is safe. Tell them how you style your hair each morning, because a good cut or perm should work with your routine.

The stylist then confirms the plan and the final price, which depends on stylist level, length and condition. The how to book page has the full checklist.

A private area to work in

The salon has a private styling area, where curtains close off the view from outside. Guests are not seen by others while work is done. This applies to all three stylists. Nothing else about the space is confirmed here.

For a long appointment, such as a color or perm that takes several hours, a screened area makes the time more comfortable. You can read, rest or look at your references without feeling watched.

Visiting without Korean

The Naver Booking screens are in Korean, but your browser can translate them. This site does not claim any particular language ability for the stylists. Bring photos and short notes, and use them to show what you want. A phone gallery with six or seven images, a few short lines about your hair history and the length you want, is a very effective way to start a conversation with any stylist. Visual references are clearer than words for most hair work, and they work for every guest.

Directions to the 4th floor are on the location and directions page.

Frequently asked questions

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