Customers from Ramat Gan
Alison WIGS gladly opens its door to women from across Gush Dan, including many clients from Ramat Gan. The way north to 148 Ahuza Street in Ra'anana flows pleasantly, and your visit with us is built entirely around your taste and your needs.
At the Ra'anana salon every wig is sewn from natural hair and fitted individually — for a flattering cut, a soft touch and a natural feel all day long. Come to consult, try on and choose in complete calm.
Getting here by public transport
Ramat Gan is well connected to the national network, and you can reach us without a private car too:
By bus
Inter-city lines connect Gush Dan with the Sharon throughout the day; get off around Ahuza Street, a short walk from the salon.
By train and bus
By combining a train with a connecting bus you can reach stations in the Sharon area, from where a short city line completes the way to Ahuza Street.
Lines and times change from time to time — it is worth confirming the up-to-date details on Moovit before you set off.
The religious community of Ramat Gan
Ramat Gan is a mixed, open city, and on its edge sits Bar-Ilan University — a leading religious-Zionist institution that feeds an established national-religious presence in the city, alongside neighbourhood synagogues and traditional communities.
Many married women in these communities choose to cover their hair, and a quality natural-hair wig lets them keep modesty without giving up a current, well-groomed look. We are glad to guide them through the journey of choosing.
Our wigs
A glimpse of work from the salon — natural-hair wigs in various styles and shades, all individually fitted.
Getting here by car from Ramat Gan
From Ramat Gan you reach us in about 20 to 25 minutes (roughly 17 km), mainly heading north on the Ayalon Highway.
Via the Ayalon Highway (20)
Take the Ayalon Highway northbound and connect to Route 4 toward Ra'anana; exit at the Ra'anana interchange and continue west to 148 Ahuza Street.
Via Route 4
From the northern parts of Ramat Gan it is easy to join Route 4 directly and head north to the Ra'anana area, and from there onto Ahuza.
A large public car park adjoins the salon, with the first three hours free of charge. As the trip takes a little while, we recommend booking an appointment ahead and choosing a convenient time to leave.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an appointment, and how long does a fitting take?
You are always welcome to walk in, but we recommend booking an appointment: our wigmaker takes up to an hour to guide you and help you choose the perfect piece, and an appointment lets us give you our full attention.
Which languages do you serve clients in?
We serve clients in Hebrew, English and French, so you can choose your wig and receive guidance in the language you’re most comfortable with.
How much does a natural-hair wig cost?
Our custom natural-hair wigs start from ₪4,000, and toppers (kippah falls) start from ₪2,500. The final price depends on the length, the hair and the cap construction you choose — we’ll give you a clear quote at your consultation.
Do you fit wigs for chemotherapy or medical hair loss?
Yes. We regularly fit wigs for women coping with chemotherapy, alopecia and other medical hair loss, and we use special fixtures that hold the wig securely and comfortably even on a sensitive or bare scalp.
From Ramat Gan to us
Book a personal consultation — together we will find the wig that suits you exactly.
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