If the men have their regular neighborhood barber, we ladies have our regular neighborhood parlor. I don't remember exactly when it was that our mom started taking us here for monthly haircuts, but according to Aling Ditas, her parlor first opened 28 years ago one block away from the space it occupies today.
If you don't mind overhearing a bit of chatter, the old speakers churning out old, cheesy songs, and reading past issues of fashion and entertainment magazines, this could very well be your regular or maintenance stop. They offer basic services at reasonable rates that you wouldn't mind getting once a week or two. With their manicure and pedicure priced at PhP 75 each, their foot spa at only PhP 200, haircuts at PhP 60, and henna treatment at PhP 250 for shoulder length hair, it's no surprise that this parlor has stood the test of time and continues to have a consistent stream of customers coming to either try their services or already-regulars coming back for their own "usual." read more