Heng Collection

Portable seismometer in use, 1973
A modern model of Zhang Hengs apparatus for detecting earthquakes. The model is from the Science Museums collections

Advert for Marius Heng hairpieces 1912
New fashionable creations by incorporating fake hair to make attrative hair styles. 1912

Advert for Marius Heng, hair and beauty 1909
Latest creations for Marius Heng, hair styles with accessories. 1909

Advert for Marius Heng, hair and beauty 1912
Advert for Marius Heng, lighter wigs with accessories. 1912

Advert for Marius Heng, hairpieces 1906
Advert for Marius Heng, elegant hairstyles using hairpieces for women. 1906

Advert for Marius Heng, Edwardian hair specialist 1906
Elegant woman with a pompadour hairstyle that would be fitting for a tricorn hat, low crown and broad brim, pinned up on either side of the head and at the back, producing a triangular shape. 1906

Advert for Marius Heng, hair and beauty 1905
Advert for Marius Heng, hair and beauty. 1905

Advert for Marius Heng pompadour hairstyle 1906
Advertiement for Marius Heng, showing an Edwardian woman wearing a pompadour hairstyle. 1906

Advert for Marius Heng fake hair grip 1912
Marius Heng, a lightweight and simple to use grip for keeping womens false hair in place. 1912

Advert for Marius Heng, hairpieces 1910
Advert for Marius Heng, elegant hairstyles using hairpieces for women. Date: 1910

Advert for Marius Heng, hair stylist 1909
Marius Heng, specialty of natural wavy hair. 1909

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"Heng: A Legacy of Hair and Beauty Through the Ages" Step back in time with Heng, a name synonymous with hair and beauty since the early 1900s. From their groundbreaking portable seismometer in 1973 to their innovative hairpieces and styling services, it has always been at the forefront of the industry. In 1912, Marius Heng introduced his revolutionary hairpieces that transformed ordinary locks into glamorous masterpieces. Women across the globe embraced these exquisite creations, enhancing their natural beauty and exuding confidence like never before. The year was 1909 when Marius Heng unveiled his iconic salon dedicated to all things hair and beauty. With skilled stylists trained by none other than Mr. Heng himself, clients were treated to personalized experiences that left them feeling rejuvenated and radiant. As early as 1905, Marius Heng captured hearts with his visionary approach to hairstyling. His pompadour hairstyle became an instant sensation among fashion-forward individuals seeking elegance combined with a touch of flair. But it wasn't just about aesthetics; Marius it also catered to practical needs. In 1912, he introduced a fake hair grip designed for those desiring extra volume or length without commitment—a game-changer for anyone wanting versatility without sacrificing style. Throughout the years, Marius Heng continued to innovate within his field. In 1910, he expanded his range of offerings by introducing new collections of high-quality hairpieces that allowed customers to effortlessly transform their look according to their desires. Marius' expertise extended beyond mere hairstyling; he was an Edwardian-era specialist who understood how hairstyles could reflect one's personality and individuality. His vision paved the way for countless trends that have stood the test of time. Today, we celebrate this rich heritage as we continue carrying forward Marius Heng's legacy in our modern salons worldwide.