Hairdresser Opens Salon for Curly Hair in Gan Tikva
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Banon Matlon opened a new salon for women with curly hair called "Banon's Curls" in Gan Tikva two months ago. The salon offers haircuts and highlights, with Matlon emphasizing a therapeutic approach for clients who often feel the need to "fix" their natural curls. He noted challenges in hiring additional staff and feels a connection with his clients due to his own past with curly hair.
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- Banon Matlon opened a specialized salon for curly-haired women in Gan Tikva.
- The salon, "Banon's Curls," offers haircuts and highlights.
- Matlon aims to provide a therapeutic approach for clients who feel pressure to change their hair.
- He has been a hairdresser for nearly 30 years.
- The business recently moved to a new location in a commercial center.
Banon Matlon, a hairdresser, opened his salon, "Banon's Curls," in Gan Tikva two months ago. The salon specializes in haircuts and highlights for women with curly hair. Matlon, who has been a hairdresser for nearly 30 years, moved his business to a new location in a commercial center. He noted that one of the challenges he faced was bringing in additional hairdressers to work alongside him. Matlon, who is now bald but previously had long, curly hair, feels a shared understanding with his female clients who also have curly hair. He explained that many women with curly hair grow up believing they need to "fix" their hair, and his work also involves a therapeutic aspect beyond just styling.