A POPULAR salon based in Flintshire is celebrated one decade in business last week.
On Thursday, August 15 Cherise Amore Hair and Beauty Salon on New Street, Mold, turned 10-years-old - a fantastic and proud achievement for owner Cherise Davies.
From embarking on a new business venture as a newly single mother and taking on over £20,000 in debt to open the salon, Cherise is feeling overwhelmed with the success she has created.
On social media, she said: "I’m feeling incredibly emotional as I reflect on how far this journey has taken us. From being a single parent and taking on £20,000 in debt to have a salon, leaving a well-paid teaching job, to now celebrating a decade of Cherise Amore – it’s been nothing short of a miracle.
Celebrations in the salon on August 15 (Image: Cherise Davies)
"Mold has been the perfect place to grow, and the entire town has embraced us with open arms. The beautiful people who walked through our doors have stayed with us throughout this journey, and for that, I’m eternally grateful.
"To all our clients, especially my VIPs who have been with me personally on this journey – thank you. We’ve shared our lives, our stories, and it’s an absolute honour to do what I love with you.
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"To my wonderful community here in Mold ,surrounded by successful businesses that support one another, I feel truly blessed.
"From the bottom of my heart, thank you for choosing and trusting Cherise Amore. Here’s to the next 10 years!"
The business has gone from strength to strength receiving numerous awards throughout the years including Hair Salon of the Year at the British Hair and Beauty Awards.
The team are delighted with their special milestone and can't wait to continue satisfying their clients in Mold and beyond for the next decade to come.
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