KOCHI: Reaffirming its credence for combining fashion with hairstyling, L’Oréal Professionnel - the Parisian house of hairdressing partnered with one of India’smost accomplished hair and make-up expert Ambika Pillai, as she launched her newest salon in Vytilla, Kochi on 2nd September’13. To celebrate the launch of the salon, world renowned fashion designer Rohit Bal presented one of his finest creations titled “MULMUL” in a splendid fashion show.Sushmita Sen bedazzled the audience when she walked the ramp in an exquisite hand crafted ensemble with traditional and timeless art forms of embroidery and surface ornamentation. The show also saw India’s top models including Carol Gracious, Noyonika Chatterjee, Sapna Kumar and Kerala’s very own Joey Mathew, all in Rohit’s creations, fit for royalty.
L’Oréal Professionnel - world’s #1 professional salon brand continuously strives to reinvent itself through imaginative expressions of celebratedhair stylists across the world. Ambika Pillai, the ingenious mastermind in the field of professional hairdressing has been associated with the brand for 15 years. Expanding her reach in professional salon services, Ambika returned to her roots in Kerala after 25 years. Ambikapillai is a successful venture in Delhi NCR and has gained patronage amongst the elites and fashionable.
Speaking on the occasion, Aseem Kaushik, Director L’Oréal Professionnel, India, said,“Ambika Pillai and L’Oréal Professionnel have had a long partnership.We are very happy that Kochi now has direct access to ‘ambikapillai’one of India’s most iconic hairdressing and make-up brands. The Salon launch was as always in signature ‘ambikapillai’ style, with fashion fraternity from across the country present in full strength”.
Ambika Pillai said, “L’Oréal Professionnel needs no introduction, I have been associated with the brand for more than a decade now. It embodies fashion, glamour and passion to create new trends in hairdressing. It gives me immense pleasure to be associated with them again for my first salon in Kochi and restate the belief that hair is the preeminent expression of one’s fashion sensibilities.”
