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Loris Unisex Salon

Categoría : Belleza y moda Tamaño : 8.0 MB Versión : 1.20 Desarrollador : StepIN Business Hub Nombre del paquete : com.lorisapp Actualizar : Apr 25,2026
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Loris Unisex Salon fue fundado en 2008

Fundado en 2008 por el experto estilista de cabello Wasim Malik, el dermatólogo Dr. Nomaan Ali Sayyed y la especialista en cuidado de la piel Vaishali Patil, Loris Unisex Salon opera actualmente tres sucursales en Kondhwa, Salunke Vihar y Market Yard. Nuestro objetivo es expandirnos a seis ubicaciones en Pune para el próximo año.

Ofrecemos tratamientos integrales para la piel y el cabello utilizando productos premium como Schwarzkopf, L'Oréal, Lotus y Oligodermie, comprometidos con brindar servicios de alta calidad a precios competitivos.

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