Female Focus
Page 15 KRU wishes a happy New Year to all existing clients, old and new!
Start the New Year with a Fresh Start.... TRY A CAREER IN HAIR, BEAUTY, NAILS OR BARBERING. Train with the award winner in Customer Services at the recent Women’s Recognition Awards.... JO BLACK.
The KRU Hair and Beauty Academy has been featured in recent issues of Female Focus and for more information about the NVQ qualifications (the British Qualification) please visit the
www.kruhairsalon.com website. They will be offering courses in hairdressing, beauty and nails. Also Gents - why not consider a career path in barbering? The latest professional trend is to be a barber, very retro, offering skills in perfectly grooming gents hair as well as facial hair, so to keep up the status they are also offering an NVQ in Barbering. A job you can carry anywhere in the world. Jo will also be offering hair and media make-up
Diploma level 2 and level 3 NVQ Diploma in Theatrical, Special Effects, Hair and Media Make-Up. Payment plans are available for all courses, for more information please call Jo Black at KRU 96 646 3970.
MODELS NEEDED Due to our new trainees on our NVQ courses, we will be requiring models on Mondays and there will be special prices on many services, for example:-
Cut & Blow Dry €10
Wash & Blow Dry €6
Re-Growth Tint €10
Highlights €20
These are all available on a Monday at fabulous prices, call the salon to book. Contact Jo Black at KRU on 96 646 3970 to get more information on the NVQ courses and to book your ‘model session’.
www.kruhairsalon.com www.joblackweddinghairspecialist.com.
The photo shows from left to right: Olivia & Alexandra (current NVQ students), Emma (Jo’s protege in her wedding work and a new member of the KRU team), the infamous Jo Black herself, Maria (Jo’s business partner in wedding hair), Mel (long term client and trusted friend) and George (KRU’s in house barber).
Your Community Magazine! We’d like to welcome KRU to January 2017
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