Post-flooding, while Tommy's gets sorted, they've done a clever things with the windows. Using vinyls, they've wrapped them so that you cannot see the work going on within but, using imagination, they have used the covering to great effect as a marketing tool. If anyone's bothering to stop and read it, of course.
Can you spot the couple of interesting job titles?
Francesca is the 'guest experience manager'. Does this mean Francesca has to make and pour the coffee? Perhaps a hairdresser should be a 'colour distribution technician'. Or perhaps they could employ a 'head of hair' (if you get the pun). Maybe that's Tommy's own job title.
Scrolled across each bay are some great inspirational messages. The impact of what promised to be a high profile opportunity has been dented, however, by some basic errors. We hate to be the party poopers and detract from the show by pointing out some fairly basic grammatical slip-ups: we have at least three misplaced commas; the substitution at least four times of a comma for a full stop; at least two sets of unbalanced inverted commas; the random use of a capital letter; and the America spelling of 'colour';
All that said, there are a couple of pearls on display.
'Your hair is 90 per cent of your selfie'
This by Sasha, a junior stylist at Llandudno. The other I like is unattributed.
'Behind every great woman is her favourite hair stylist'
We're not so sure about Jenna Lea's comment. She's a Rhuthun/Ruthin stylist and she says,
'Everything happens for a reason. It makes us who we are today'
Not sure Tommy would necessarily subscribe to that, after the flooding in January.