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Andrew Sun

Vivian Chen

If life gives you a lemon, make lemonade. If you are cursed with bad hair, turn it into free hair treatments at the Mandarin Oriental. To coincide with Halloween - and the launch of three new specialist hair treatments - the hotel's Mandarin Salon wants Hongkongers to share their worst hair horror stories. Whether it's unflattering cuts, permanently bad perms or unhappy colouring jobs that leave you feeling like an anime mascot at a cosplay convention, the salon wants to hear all about your barbarous barbers and heinous hairdressers. 
The top three (or worst three) terrible tales will win a HK$2,000 gift voucher for a makeover. Every entry will receive a special offer certificate for a hair and scalp treatment. To enter, e-mail your horrible hair experience, in English or Chinese, to mohkg-pr@mohg.com before October 30. The competition is open to all Hong Kong residents.



Halloween chance to turn hair horrors into makeover