This week’s best TV: from Mosaic to John Oliver

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21 Febbraio 2018

Mosaic

This drama boasts its own app, complete with multiple perspectives and background documentation, so viewers can conduct their own research into the case at its heart. Take-up may depend on the strength of the actual story – Steven Soderbergh takes us to rural Utah, where Olivia Lake (Sharon Stone) searches for peace but finds only horror.
Saturday 17 February, 10pm, Sky Atlantic

Unpopped

Aiming to discuss pop culture in serious terms without amputating the fun, this new BBC podcast gets off to a fine start with a fond but forensic dissection of RuPaul’s Drag Race. How has it affected our language? If you’ve ever “thrown shade”, it’s probably down to RuPaul. Elsewhere, is there a tinge of misogyny within drag? Future episodes explore the Spice Girls and Paris Hilton but this sets the bar high.
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The Tick

Peter Serafinowicz’s absurd and delicious comic-book adaptation returns to resolve its mid-season cliffhangers. In a telly-scape overflowing with self-consciously dark and portentous superheroes, this blue onesie-clad oddity feels like a very welcome change of tone.
Available from Friday 23 February, Amazon Prime

Marcella

A second series for Anna Friel’s bothered and bewildered detective, who transposes the Scandi-cop ethos to London. Perhaps inevitably, her crime-fighting ability is shadowed by the travails of her private life. However, Friel brings edge and heart to a familiar premise.
Monday 19 February, 9pm, ITV

Troy: Fall of a City

The historical epics keep on coming, probably with half an eye on the Game of Thrones-shaped hole in 2018’s TV schedules. This latest one takes us to ancient Greece, where a humble Trojan herdsman sparks a conflict that threatens to jeopardise an empire. Louis Hunter, Jonas Armstrong and Bella Dayne are among those flexing their pecs.
Saturday 17 February, 9.10pm, BBC One

Here and Now

At times, this new offering from Alan “True Blood” Ball feels less like a drama and more like a checklist of Trump-era liberal neuroses. Tim Robbins and Holly Hunter star as the heavy-handed heavy-hitters whose rainbow coalition of biological and adopted children begins to fall apart under the stress of various secrets and lies.
Tuesday 20 February, 9pm, Sky Atlantic

British Academy Film Awards 2018

The Bafta experience will feel very post-Weinstein this year, with Joanna Lumley taking over hosting duties from Stephen Fry and any comic preamble presumably requiring a good deal of pre-show legal red pencil. Big-ticket contenders include The Shape of Water, Call Me By Your Name and Dunkirk.
Sunday 18 February, 9pm, BBC One

Seven Seconds

An emblematically 2018-sounding new drama starring Regina King, Seven Seconds explores the grim aftermath of a fatal traffic accident involving a white police officer and a black teenager. Racial tensions explode in the light of the cover-up that ensues.
Available from Friday 23 February, Netflix

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

Whether the relentless ridicule of wise-ass comics actually helps or hinders Donald Trump is an interesting argument. But there’s no denying that it feels good. Accordingly, John Oliver is back for another series this week – and the fish are sure to be lining up in the barrel to await his return.
Monday 19 February, 10.10pm, Sky Atlantic

The Misfits

Both Marilyn Monroe’s and Clark Gable’s last film, this is a slice of raw Hollywood history. Monroe’s then-husband Arthur Miller provided his only film script, a wordy affair about broken-down rodeo stars gathering for a show in Dayton. Gable’s warm and tender cowboy and Monroe’s sad showgirl embody a poignant sense of the last picture show.
Tuesday 20 February, 3.45pm, Film4

Source https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2018/feb/16/mosaic-john-oliver-last-week-tick-amazon-baftas-marcella

Gambling tycoon builds $100m bitcoin-funded Antiguan resort

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Calvin Ayre, a gambling and bitcoin multi-millionaire who was once on the run from the US authorities, is building a $100m five-star resort on Antigua funded by profits from digital currencies.

Canadian-born Ayre, who has been appointed Antigua and Barbuda’s special economic envoy, said he had begun work on the upmarket tourist resort on Antigua’s Valley Church beach.

Ayre, who pleaded guilty to a single federal misdemeanour last year after a decade on the run from the US investigators, said the Ayre Resort would be entirely funded by profits made from the rise in value of bitcoin in which he was an early investor.

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Gaston Browne, the prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda, said: “We expect the resort’s novel and exciting concept to broaden Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism product and bring a new category of tourists to our islands. We look forward to working with Mr Ayre on this resort and the many other investments he has made in Antigua.”

Ayre, 56, to whom Antigua and Barbuda has given the official title of “his excellency”, said: “This resort will attract a totally new market segment of tourism on the island — successful wellness-seekers who also want to have fun. The property will not be an all-inclusive destination. Instead, its amenities will be available to residents of Antigua and Barbuda and visitors alike.”

The resort will accept bitcoin cash, which forked from bitcoin last year, at point of sale terminals on the property and through its online booking engine.

Ayre, whose pig-farmer father was convicted of smuggling marijuana, was barred from acting as a director of a public company in British Columbia following a share-trading scandal in the 1990s. He recovered from that setback to create Bodog, one of the largest online gambling brands in the world, and the business’s growth led to him judging televised lingerie contests during the Super Bowl and being the subject of a six-page profile in Playboy magazine— Ayre bought 3,000 copies of the issue for himself.

The success of Bodog attracted the attention of US authorities when Forbes magazine profiled Ayre with a front cover entitled: “Catch Me If You Can: Calvin Ayre has gotten very rich by taking illegal bets over the internet.”

Ayre said his actions were legal because of a complex series of financial transactions on three different continents. Felony charges against Ayre, Bodog and three other Canadian men were dropped last year.

Source https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/feb/18/bitcoin-gambling-tycoon-builds-100m-resort-antigua-calvin-ayre

Trio on Oxfam’s Haiti team threatened key witness, report reveals

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19 Febbraio 2018

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Three members of the controversial Oxfam Haiti team that was under investigation for sexual exploitation and other breaches physically threatened a colleague to ensure that person’s silence, according to the charity’s own inquiry into the claims.

The confidential report, finally released on Monday as part of Oxfam’s efforts to draw a line under the crisis that has engulfed it for a week, contains damning new details of serious misconduct in Oxfam’s operations following Haiti’s devastating earthquake.

In addition to the breaches of using sex workers and physical threats, a staff member was dismissed for using the charity’s computing equipment to download “pornographic and illegal material” to a laptop. The Guardian understands the “illegal material” to have been pirated videos.

A copy of the report – with the names of former employees who were dismissed following the scandal redacted – includes details of how the allegations came to light and of Oxfam’s investigative process, which included interviews with some 40 witnesses.

Although their names and job titles were redacted from the released report, the Guardian understands the staff members disciplined for improper behaviour came from across all areas of the team’s operations, from managers to assistants.

Significantly, the report also describes in detail the controversial deal that allowed the disgraced country director, Roland van Hauwermeiren, to quietly resign in exchange for helping with the inquiry.

In addition to the use of sex workers, the report notes Van Hauwermeiren was also accused of “negligence and failure to safeguard employees – in particular, female employees”.

In a statement accompanying the report Oxfam explained why it was publishing its inquiry. “We are making this exceptional publication because we want to be as transparent as possible about the decisions we made during this particular investigation and in recognition of the breach of trust that has been caused.

“We are also meeting with the government of Haiti to apologise for our mistakes and discuss what more we can do, including for the women affected by these events. We hope this also contributes to rebuilding trust with those who support our work.

“However difficult it is to meet the demands of transparency, and however hard it is to confront mistakes of the past, we believe that ultimately this will help us take meaningful action and become more effective in our mission to tackle poverty and help people hit by disaster.”

According to the report the alarm over the conduct of the Oxfam Haiti team was first raised in the headquarters of Oxfam GB (OGB) by an email from a staff member in Oxfam’s Latin America and Caribbean region office who claimed members of the team were engaged in “sexual exploitation (use of prostitutes in OGB guest houses and sexual harassment of staff)”, as well as making claims of “fraud, negligence and nepotism”.

The report continues that as an investigative team prepared to depart for Haiti “allegations were received from [a staff member] that the country director had also breached the charity’s code of conduct through the alleged use of prostitutes” at his Oxfam-funded accommodation.

According to the published investigation, after four days the only substantiated allegations were those against Van Hauwermeiren, who was ordered to attend an interview with the investigators at their hotel and confronted with the claims and admitted to using sex workers at his home.

As described by Oxfam’s chief executive, Mark Goldring, last week in an interview with the Guardian, Van Hauwermeiren was offered a “phased and dignified exit, provided that he … fully cooperate[d] with the rest of the investigation” – a proposal agreed with senior Oxfam management, including the now resigned deputy head of Oxfam GB, Penny Lawrence.

The report depicts a dysfunctional operation in Haiti marked by a culture of bullying, breach of trust and a failure to uphold the organisation’s own code of conduct, not least the efforts by some staff to undermine the inquiry. The impression it leaves is likely to be as damaging as the sexual exploitation allegations themselves.

Having briefed the staff in the office in the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, that an investigation was under way, the main part of the investigation commenced. During the investigation 40 witnesses were interviewed. While the investigation was still in progress, the line manager of one of the suspects leaked an investigation report to an unconnected member of staff.

This resulted in three of the suspects physically threatening and intimidating one of the witnesses who had been referred to in the report. This incident led to further charges of bullying and intimidation against these three members of staff.

The now published report also appears to undermine Van Hauwermeiren’s own denials – to Belgian media last week – in which he stated that he had not had sex with prostitutes.

The release of the report follows the threat by Haiti over the weekend to revoke Oxfam’s permission to work in the country.

“If there has indeed been an infraction … I will not hesitate to revoke Oxfam’s right to operate in Haiti,” Aviol Fleurant, Haiti’s minister of planning and external cooperation, told CNN.

Source https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/feb/19/trio-oxfam-haiti-team-threatened-key-witness-confidential-report

Russian curler banished from Winter Olympics after failed drug test

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19 Febbraio 2018

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The Russian curler Alexander Krushelnitsky has been formally charged with a doping offence by the Court of Arbitration for Sport after testing positive for the banned substance meldonium. He is now likely to be stripped of his mixed curling bronze medal, won with his wife Anastasia Bryzgalova last week, and there are also growing questions about the International Olympic Committee’s decision to allow 168 Russians to compete here under a neutral flag despite the country’s massive state-sponsored doping programme in Sochi.

But as Krushelnitsky was leaving the Winter Olympics on Monday morning his Olympic Athletes of Russia team-mates were insisting that he was innocent. “We were all shocked when we found out,” said Viktoria Moiseeva. “Of course we very much hope it was some kind of mistake. With us it’s not faster, higher, stronger; it’s about being more accurate. I can’t imagine what kind of drugs you could use in curling … so it’s very hard to believe.”

Krushelnitsky has told Russian officials he fears a team-mate who was not selected for the Winter Olympics spiked his drink with meldonium at a training camp before he travelled to South Korea. The drug, which was banned in 2016, led to Russian tennis player and former world No 1 Maria Sharapova being barred from competition for 15 months.

Russian curling federation president Dmitry Svishchev said Russian curlers had been tested on 22 January before flying out to South Korea and the tests were negative. “I have known these guys for many years,” he said. “Only a crazy person takes banned substances before a competition, before the Olympics. It’s a strange story. It raises a lot of questions.”

Russian Olympic delegation spokesman Konstantin Vybornov added that he would not comment on the charge until the results of Krushelnitsky’s “B” sample were announced. He also accused foreign media outlets of running “misleading” reports, but did not give further details. “I spoke to a person who previously headed the anti-doping laboratory, and he said that curlers don’t need meldonium. In his opinion, this is some kind of political act. ‘You are victims of conspiracy,’” he said. “Do I believe that? I don’t know,” Andrei Sozin, the Russian curling federation vice-president, told Komsomolskaya Pravda, a pro-Kremlin newspaper. “The federation gives its word: we don’t know how this scandal has arisen. [Doping] contradicts the federation’s principles.”

In December the Russian Olympic Committee was banned from the Winter Olympics and ordered to pay $15m in costs in after making what the IOC called an “unprecedented attack on the integrity of the Olympic Games and sport” following a massive state-sponsored doping programme that corrupted the Sochi Winter Olympics in 2014.

Source https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2018/feb/19/russian-curler-banished-from-winter-olympics-after-failed-drug-test

The new frontiers of orthopedics

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15 Febbraio 2018

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Modern regenerative medicine treatments represent an innovative and effective therapy for the treatment of orthopedic diseases. To illustrate its effectiveness is Dr. Fabio Valerio Sciarretta, Orthopedic Surgeon of Rome, member of the Board of the International Cartilage Repair Society (ICRS).

Dr. Sciarretta, for some time we are talking about regenerative medicine for the treatment of cartilage diseases. What is it about? The advent of regenerative medicine combined with orthopedics has led to the formation of orthobiology, a discipline that allows an innovative therapeutic approach, aimed at the biological regeneration of the tissue, rather than its replacement. At the onset of the first joint pain, some cell precursors are taken from the patient’s tissues, such as fat, bone marrow and subcutis. The concentrated cells, once injected, release numerous substances that locally activate the healing process by modulating inflammation, collagen production and the multiplication of cartilaginous cells. The literature has already confirmed the validity and the longer duration of the results of this method with respect to the well-known infiltrations of hyaluronic acid.

And in case of advanced diseases? When the damage is deeper and localized it is possible to introduce, in arthroscopy and minimally invasive techniques, a “scaffold”, that is a collagen scaffold soaked in concentrated cells, to fill the “defect”, repair the damage and give new vitality to the articulation. It is a real epoch-making change.

For more info (fvsciarretta@me.com) (www.fabiosciarretta.it) cell. 3355221487

Our Lady of Mercede Clinic – Rome – 068414986

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The new frontiers of minimally invasive surgery of the digestive system and of colorectal cancer

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13 Febbraio 2018

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Nursing home Villa Margherita, an excellence in the national health scene …

Technological progress and the constant improvement of the operating methods have allowed us to achieve extraordinary goals in the field of minimally invasive surgery of the digestive system and in particular in colorectal surgery. Laparoscopic surgery, more respectful of anatomical integrity than traditional surgery, reduces surgical trauma, limits post-operative pain and allows faster functional and psychosomatic recovery.

To illustrate the latest frontiers of this surgery is Prof. Giuseppe Sica, Director of General Surgery and specialist in minimally invasive surgery at the Policlinico Tor Vergata in Rome.

Prof. Sica, what are the strengths of the department you direct?

A highly qualified team, personalized courses shared with general practitioners (FIMMG) and, flagship, our program of Enhanced Recovery after Surgery (ERAS), whose goal is precisely to reduce post-operative complications, the hospital stay and to allow an overall improvement in the quality of care. No fasting is more necessary before or after the surgical procedure, bore tubes and catheters have been abandoned and thanks to laparoscopic surgery, the functional recovery is practically immediate.

You work as a freelancer at the Villa Margherita nursing home, an excellence in the national healthcare scene also in the field of advanced laparoscopic mini-invasive surgery.

Yes, at Villa Margherita I coordinate a minimally invasive surgery unit that offers H24 assistance for the endoscopic and surgical treatment of functional and neoplastic pathologies of the digestive system and not only. The facility uses state-of-the-art minimally invasive surgery equipment, including the latest 3D technology. I work with colleagues who, in their field, are among the best professionals in Rome and the province. Our services of anaesthesia and reanimation, interventional endoscopy, medical oncology, endocrinology, clinical nutrition and psychotherapy are all at the top of the sector.

In the past I directed a surgery unit in Oxford in England; from this experience I have reported an organization centered on the individual and on the personalization of the treatment, even though following international guidelines that I myself helped to design and implement. With state-of-the-art technological equipment and the collaboration of highly qualified personnel, Villa Margherita can guarantee a highly professional treatment for the prevention and treatment of the nowadays very common colorectal cancer, as well as other cancers of the digestive system.

For more info (antonella.piccioli@uniroma2.it) (www.clinicavillamargherita.it) (info@clinicavillamargherita.it) Ctr 239 by Roberta Imbimbo

Cap’s, the pleasure of wearing natural and fashion jewellery

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13 Febbraio 2018

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The elegance, the refinement and the versatility of the cork

A magical balance between style and design. A perfect fusion between past and modernity, between love for beauty and passion for craftsmanship. Creativity, craftsmanship and elegance: in Tappo’s jewelry there is always a detail that captures eyes and heart. Born from the association of two master goldsmiths, Roberto Galeno Mellucci and Francesco Verolla, Tappo’s is a young and modern brand that represents a true business philosophy: “the creation of beauty is art, respect for nature is life”. A recurring leitmotiv, which inspired all the creations of these two great master goldsmiths: unique and inimitable creations, in which all the beauty of nature and Mediterranean culture is contained. The strength of the new Luxury Green Brand lies precisely in the respect of the equilibrium of the ecosystem, where nothing is superfluous, but everything is transformed and reused. And so in the light of a strong commitment to the environment, at the base of Tappo’s creations is cork (the bark is used exclusively that the plant renews constantly every 10 years!), A natural element of great lightness and versatility, embellished with gold and silver for fashionable and exclusive jewelry.

What are the key principles that guide your work?

Our classic lines Tappo’s and Tappo & Pasta are inspired by fundamental values: eco-sustainability, to be supported through the use of cork as raw material; Mediterranean cuisine, to be promoted through the creation of pendants shaped like pasta, iconography of Mediterranean culture, appreciated and recognized all over the world and the craftsmanship necessary to create lines of excellent quality jewels, entirely hand made, expression of a profound work creative and with an excellent precision of workmanship. High jewelery creations faithful to the purest tradition made in Italy, the daughters of the secrets of our manufacturing excellence, and characterized by a high level of finishing, by a remarkable attention to detail and by a strictly unconventional style, which brings with it the essence of a unique land, our note.

What are the strengths of your brand?

We strongly believe that craftsmanship is a rare value to preserve, a necessary resource to create something extraordinarily original, which magically comes to life on the body of the wearer. The magical encounter between our creative flair and the elegance of the materials used for years has allowed us to create jewels with a timeless charm, superb in their beauty, captivating in their modernity, suitable for those who want to wear an authentic masterpiece of goldsmith’s art.

For more info (www.tappos.it) (info@tappos.it)

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Numerica Risk joins Mazars

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13 Febbraio 2018

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Andrea Boldi and Marco Micocci become new Mazars partners: excellence in actuarial and quantitative finance merges with the multinational specialized in auditing and consulting.

Andrea Boldi and Marco Micocci, founding members of Numerica Risk, have joined Mazars as new partners. The rapprochement between Numerica Risk and Mazars brings to the international group specialized in auditing and consulting a pole of competence of the highest level, in Italy, in the sectors of the real estate and quantitative finance. The quality of the services offered to the client, the professionalism and expertise of the teams, the constant commitment to excellence and the development of innovative services are shared features between Mazars and Numerica Risk, one of the most solid professional realities in the actuarial sector in the our country. Since 2004, the Roman company has been serving financial institutions, banks, insurance companies, auditing companies, pension funds, health funds and large companies, offering its clients professional solutions of the highest quality in actuarial and financial consulting. Thanks to its high level know-how, Numerica Risk will implement the services provided by Mazars: the global group with an independent and integrated organization specialized in audits, accounting, tax and legal services with a staff of about 18,000 professionals in 79 countries, is present in Italy with 230 experts in Milan, Turin, Rome, Padua, Verona and Florence. A precious partnership thanks to which Numerica Risk will have the opportunity to export its business model across the border and provide a high quality service worldwide.

For more info marco.micocci@mazars.it and andrea.boldi@mazars.it

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MTF: entrepreneurial excellence for qualified services

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13 Febbraio 2018

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In an era in which business intelligence has assumed a central role in the life and success of large companies, an Italian company has been able to stand out in the field of design, development and management of innovative software systems. Founded in 2008, MTF Business Solutions is able to implement innovative and integrated software projects that fully and efficiently meet the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Dr. Piero Sergi, what is Sap Business One?

It is an important SAP management software (world leader), developed specifically to respond to SMEs in terms of economy and functionality. The solution is offered in 43 specific versions of the country and in 27 languages with a single code and is used in more than 160 countries worldwide. Established in 1996, since 2012 it has been even more powerful since the adoption of the SAP HANA platform which, thanks to the in-memory technology, totally revolutionizes the business management, allowing to concentrate in the memory of the server, the data of an entire company, and process them faster than the classic ways of storing data on disk.

Dott. Enrico Marimpietri, what convenience do companies have to use this software?

SAP Business One supports the growth and expansion of companies: the digitalization of the business allows, in fact, to make better decisions, to increase the productivity of production lines, to respond to the needs of the globalization of the markets and to make the most of the opportunities of multichannelity.

For more info (piero.sergi@mtfbs.com) (www.mtfbs.com) (0654550220)

by Roberta Imbimbo

ENRICO GRAUS, history of Campania excellence

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13 Febbraio 2018

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Start again with a strong pain to create a successful hair salon

“There are pains that cannot be avoided or cancelled; unbearable pains that make you vulnerable to the eyes of the world. There are wounds that not even time can heal; wounds so deep as to destroy your soul, bringing you into a dimension of intimate fragility. When you lose a loved one, nothing will be like before. ” Thus began the exciting story of Enrico Graus, owner of the famous Erry hair studio and G Hairdressers in Via Bellini in Naples, who at a young age lost his brother Giuseppe. “When a person we love goes away forever, it is difficult to learn to live with the deep sense of emptiness that his absence leaves within us. Be sure to turn the page, repeating that life must absolutely continue, sometimes it is not enough. I found the strength to react in the desire to complete our project of opening a shop of our own, a dream that we cultivated since childhood. And so the day on which the brand “Erry and G Parrucchieri” was born (which also bears the initial of his name), it seemed to me that a part of him would come back to life. Life, thank goodness, is so unpredictable that it always surprises us, upsetting our plans and redesigning our routes. There is no greater joy than having a constantly changing horizon, of being each day under a new and different sun: one only has to find the courage to stand up after each fall. And I, despite the excruciating pain that for a long time haunted the horizon, one day I suddenly managed to look at the world with new eyes and to realize that dream kept in the drawer, marking an important phase of my life, that of the turnaround “.

Enrico Graus, after many sacrifices in 2000 finally arrives the deserved success for the opening of his beauty salon. What is the secret of so successful?

It’s true, the best hits of people come after their biggest disappointments. Today I can say without a shadow of a doubt that I have built a beauty salon appreciated nationally from scratch. It is an immense satisfaction to be able to shape the head of hundreds of women who come from everywhere, only eager to receive a glamorous cut or trendy color. The secret of so successful? Not a day passes that does not question me, that does not try to improve myself to keep the threshold of my expectations high or to reach that much sought-after perfection in this world so imperfect. All this helped to raise my level of skills.

She is You are now a renowned name of Neapolitan hairstyling. How can you meet the needs of those who have their own heart?

Trying to realize the desires of every single woman, each with her own personality, with her own different way of expressing femininity. For each customer there is the perfect cut, the one that can reflect the personality and enhance the features, harmonizing and balancing the proportions of the face. The same applies to colors: they must be chosen carefully to enhance the beauty of the foliage in a natural way. Our Passion technique, which is very popular today, allows us to customize shades based on the client’s somatic features; a unique style for hair that wonderfully sparkles luxurious and exclusive shades. The important thing is to know how to play with the imagination to create nuances able to enhance the beauty of every single woman.

You are known throughout the South Italy also for the particularity of its extensions. Who advises you?

To anyone who wants a strong, voluminous and shiny hair. In addition to creating complete lengthening we are, in fact, very skilled in thickening poor hair, creating full shapes on the scales, making partial extensions, constructing color effects, making wavy and trendy volumes. Our extensions are extraordinary allies to increase the beauty of your hair in a natural way.

Now that it has reached the pinnacle of success, what do you want for the future?

I started to get interested in this work when I was only 11 years old. Sometimes I pause to think about how far I have traveled since then, how difficult it was to take the first step towards the much sought after destination. Nevertheless I have always followed my path without ever going back, healed my wounds along the way … and today I can only enjoy the extraordinary and unimaginable results achieved, the professional satisfactions achieved. I can not wish for anything else, I have already won my most important battle: that of being able to carry out the work I love in a studio of my own, also fulfilling the dream of my brother Giuseppe, who will continue to live in me forever .

For more info (errycris97@hotmail.it)

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