Customers from Holon

Holon, one of the main cities of southern Gush Dan, sends us plenty of clients who prefer a custom fit and personal service. The Alison WIGS salon at 148 Ahuza Street in Ra'anana gladly opens its doors to women from every part of the city.

With us, every wig is sewn from natural hair and carefully matched to each client's measurements, shade and style. The drive is shorter than it seems, and the result — natural and flattering — is worth every moment.

The Design Museum in Holon — The Design Museum, HolonPhoto: ד"ר אבישי טייכר / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.5)

The religious community of Holon

Holon is a mixed city where, alongside the general population, an established national-religious community and active Chabad houses live, together with traditional concentrations and many synagogues dotted across the neighbourhoods.

Many married women in these communities cover their hair, and a quality wig lets them preserve modesty with a natural, up-to-date look. We are glad to guide them through the choice calmly and professionally.

Getting here by public transport

Without a private car you can still reach us from Holon with a convenient mix of train and bus:

By bus
Inter-city lines connect Holon with the Sharon area, usually via one of the Gush Dan hubs. Alight at the Ahuza Street stop, a short walk from number 148.
By train
From Holon–Wolfson station, ride the coastal line to Herzliya, then complete the trip to Ahuza with a short local bus or a taxi.

Line numbers and times occasionally change, so it is best to check the current route on the Moovit app before setting out.

Getting here by car from Holon

The drive from Holon to Ahuza Street usually takes about 25 to 30 minutes (roughly 20 km), depending on traffic.

Via the Ayalon (Highway 20)
From Holon you join the Ayalon easily and continue north — the fast axis that spares you the inner traffic of Gush Dan.
Continuing on Route 531
From the Ayalon, switch onto Route 531 heading west, exit at the Ra'anana interchange and drive into town up to 148 Ahuza Street.

A large public car park operates next to the salon, with the first three hours free of charge — a convenience that eases the trip in from the city. Do book an appointment in advance so we can give you our full attention.