Customers from Etz Efraim

Etz Efraim is a small, warm community in the western Shomron, a close neighbour of Elkana and Sha'arei Tikva, and thanks to its nearness to Highway 5 the way to the Sharon is quick and simple. Customers reach us at Alison WIGS from all across the Shomron, women from Etz Efraim among them.

Our salon at 148 Ahuza Street in Ra'anana offers natural-hair wigs with a full custom fit — wigs that look and feel completely natural. We would be glad to host you for a relaxed, professional consultation.

A view of Etz Efraim from the west — Etz Efraim, view from the westPhoto: איליה בוסיס / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.5)

The religious community of Etz Efraim

Etz Efraim is a small, close-knit national-religious community town, where community life, the synagogue and religious education sit at the heart of daily life. Its proximity to Elkana and Sha'arei Tikva creates a continuous, supportive religious fabric across the whole area.

The married women of the town keep their hair covered, and many of them choose a quality wig that lets them preserve modesty alongside a natural, flattering look. We are here to match each woman with exactly what is right and comfortable for her.

Getting here by car from Etz Efraim

The drive from Etz Efraim to Ahuza Street takes about 18 to 23 minutes (roughly 16 km), most of it on an open, fast road.

Via Highway 5
From Etz Efraim you head west on Highway 5 (the Trans-Samaria road) toward Rosh HaAyin and Petah Tikva — the fastest and most convenient axis to the Sharon.
Continuing north to Ra'anana
From the Rosh HaAyin area you turn north on Route 4 or 531 for Ra'anana, join Ahuza Street and continue to number 148.

By the salon you will find a spacious public car park with the first three hours free — simple and convenient. Booking an appointment ahead helps us keep a calm slot open for you, with no waiting.

Getting here by public transport

You can arrive without a car too, usually with one change in the Rosh HaAyin–Petah Tikva area:

By bus
Lines from Etz Efraim and its surroundings reach Petah Tikva and Rosh HaAyin; from there you switch to a line toward Ra'anana and get off around Ahuza Street, near the salon.
Combining with the train
You can add a train leg via the Petah Tikva-area stations and finish with a short local bus up to Ahuza.

Line numbers and times change from time to time — check Moovit for the exact details before you set out.