Fully Hair Salon

On certain main streets, there only exists the following stores (and nothing else): 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, English schools, Watsons (personal care store), hair salons, hair salons and hair salons. And multiples upon multiples of all of these. Therefore here, the most important things in life are fast foods and drinks, personal care, English and hair.

Speaking of which, there is something with Taiwanese hair salons and bad English.

"Fully" = 富麗! Not a grammar problem.

Haha - think of "scalp rituals" for one imagery, then imagine what "instant ritual" would be like!

There's a popular hair salon called: 亂剪 translated into "crazy/random cuts", which is quite cool, because cool people like to "wing" stuff and still look pretty cool. Like not study and still be all good, not patch their pants and still be all good, type.

Check out these staff names. There's Cora, Kiki, Mango, which are OK sounding. Then there's Wing... and Uni, Weico and BETA...hahaha.

P.S. a yakult here costs NTD $8 each (roughly AUD $0.29)!