A Cut Above The Rest

Datin Winnie Loo, A Cut Above

19-Jul-17 11:00

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As the helm of the country’s most prestigious group of salons, Datin Winnie Loo is the unmatched name in the hairstyling industry from its infancy stages and has made the industry into what the landscape is today. From a small town girl from Ipoh, Perak to a hairstyling connoisseur, she shows no boundaries when it comes to achieving her hopes and dreams. Founder of A Cut Above, former Creative Ambassador for Schwarzkopf and award-winning female entrepreneur, Datin Winnie Loo takes us on a journey through her story, from her career development to all the challenges she has faced.

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