Customers from Tel Mond

Tel Mond sits in the heart of the Sharon, north of Ra'anana, and for many women in the moshava it is a pleasant trip to come to us for an appointment. Alison WIGS at 148 Ahuza Street is proud to serve clients from across the Sharon region, and the women of Tel Mond especially.

The wigs we create are made of natural hair, and each one is sewn personally for you — in the shade, texture and cut that sit on you perfectly. Come to consult at ease, to try on and to find your wig.

The entrance gate to Tel Mond — The entrance to Tel MondPhoto: דוד שי / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

The religious community of Tel Mond

Tel Mond was founded as an agricultural moshava and named after Sir Alfred Mond, and it has since grown into a town where national-religious and secular families live side by side. Synagogues and community frameworks operate here for the observant.

Married women in the community cover their hair, and a quality wig lets them keep to halacha without giving up a natural, well-groomed look. We accompany each woman patiently to the wig that feels exactly right for her.

Getting here by car from Tel Mond

The drive from Tel Mond to Ahuza Street takes about 13 to 17 minutes, a distance of roughly 10 km.

Via Route 4 southbound
From Tel Mond head out to Route 4 and drive south to the Ra'anana interchange, then turn west into Ahuza Street up to number 148.
Via the Ra'anana entrance
Once inside the city, carry on along the main axes toward Ahuza Street, Ra'anana's principal artery.

Beside the salon a large public car park is laid out, and its first three hours are free of charge. So we can attend to you in full, we would be glad if you book an appointment ahead.

Getting here by public transport

Even without a private car, getting from Tel Mond to us takes little effort:

By bus
Inter-city lines link Tel Mond with Ra'anana during the day, sometimes with a short change; get off at one of the Ahuza stops, a few minutes’ walk from the salon.
By train plus bus
Anyone arriving by train can alight at one of the area stations and continue on a short city bus to Ahuza Street.

Lines and times change from time to time, so it is best to check the exact details on the Moovit app before travelling.