Customers from Shoham

Shoham is one of the greenest, most carefully planned towns on the eastern edge of Gush Dan, and at Alison WIGS we are delighted to welcome women from across central Israel — Shoham very much included. Our salon at 148 Ahuza Street in Ra'anana is only a pleasant drive away.

Here you will find calm, personal guidance in choosing a natural-hair wig, sewn to your measurements and matched precisely to your colour and style. It is well worth the trip.

A green park in Shoham — A park in ShohamPhoto: ישראל פרקר / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.5)

Getting here by public transport

Even without a car, Shoham is reachable — usually with one short connection along the way:

By bus
Inter-city lines from Shoham reach the transport hubs in Petah Tikva and Gush Dan, where you can change to a direct line to Ra'anana that drops you near Ahuza Street.
By train and bus
If you prefer the train, add a short ride to Ra'anana West station on Route 531, then a brief local bus up to Ahuza.

Because lines and timetables change from time to time, check the up-to-date route in the Moovit app before you set out.

Getting here by car from Shoham

The drive from Shoham to Ahuza Street takes roughly 24 to 30 minutes (about 22 km), depending on rush-hour traffic.

Via Highway 6 and Route 531
Take Highway 6 northbound and join Route 531 heading west, which feeds you straight into northern Ra'anana — just a few minutes from 148 Ahuza.
Via Highway 1 and Route 444
From the Shoham side you can travel along Route 444, link up with Highway 1 and then head north towards the Sharon — a handy alternative when Highway 6 is busy.

A large public car park sits right beside the salon, with the first three hours of parking free of charge. As the drive is a little longer, it is lovely to book an appointment ahead and arrive relaxed.

The community in Shoham

Shoham was built as a planned town where secular, traditional and national-religious residents live side by side, with quiet neighbourhoods and local synagogues serving observant families alongside traditional ones.

For married women who keep the custom of covering their hair, a quality wig combines halachic care with a natural, elegant look — and we are here to find the piece that fits you exactly.