A new hair and beauty culture rendezvous

Minister Johnston Fernando opens the Salon

Priyanthi with her staffers light the ceremonial oil lamp

It was a red letter day for Priyanthi of Salon Roots fame who invited Minister of Co-operatives and Internal Trade Johnston Fernando to open a branch of Roots at the Majestic City last week.

Priyanthi a popular figure in the glitz and glamour of today's society realised that there was an urgent need to have a branch at The Majestic City since a large number of women young and old patronise the location daily.

The necessity to educate them in hair and beauty culture was a demanding factor.

With trained and skilled staff putting her expertise into action this branch of Salon Roots will provide a long list of glamour in haircuts, hair highlights, rebonding, perming and braiding. For those who are "facial crazy" a visit to Salon Roots will be the answer.

Besides the Salon provides manicures, pedicures, foot massage, waxing, threading, tattoos, scalp treatment - you have the opportunity to choose what you've been thinking you want to do but never got down to it. But above all if you are thinking of getting married soon, then a visit to Roots is a must to be dressed by Priyanthi and her staff.

Priyanthi has twenty five years experience in hair and beauty culture and on her own she has twelve years of experience behind her. Salon Roots, Priyanthi tells us, has established the Roots Academy where interested students can acquire the English City and Guilds professionalism, or the Australian AQS and NVQ.