ucked into a quiet, narrow alley, it would be easy to mistake OOO-ing Studio for just another hair salon in Taichung's Nantun district. A skateboard sits outside as decoration, as it would at the foot of student halls or a shared house. Depending on the day, you might see a bike or scooter parked nearby (for young people in Taiwan, scooters are the mode of transport ). Inside, blinding fluorescent lights illuminate a stark white interior, and tall vertical mirrors sit in front of the space's five customer seats. For a salon that has become world-renowned for offering new perspectives on the art of hair dying, the studio is sparse
