The mayor acknowledged the hair salon's constancy and sacrifice, highlighting its role as a meeting place and a space of trust for the municipality's residents. The salon, located at Congreso street number 3, first opened its doors in the late 1970s under Michel Montesdeoca, the uncle of the current owner.
Michel Montesdeoca was a pioneer in the city by offering services for both men and women, and he traveled to London in the 1970s for training before returning to Telde to implement his acquired knowledge.
Yurena Benítez, Michel's niece, grew up inspired by her uncle and began helping him in the business from a young age. After Michel's passing, she decided to study business administration and hairdressing to continue the family legacy.
Currently, Benítez continuously trains in new treatments, products, and cuts, committed to offering the best variety and quality in hair aesthetics and beauty, while maintaining the closeness, humanity, and professionalism that has always characterized this local business since its opening. "Continuing my uncle's legacy is a responsibility and a pride for me," she stated.
Mayor Peña emphasized that "businesses like this are proof that with constancy and sacrifice, it is possible to grow a project and sustain it for many years." He congratulated Yurena on behalf of the city and reaffirmed the commitment of the Telde City Council to support local businesses.
The salon offers services including dyes, highlights, reflections, styling, washes, cuts, updos, balayage, perms, extensions, braids, aesthetics, eyebrow and mustache waxing, manicures, pedicures, and makeup. For inquiries and hours, they can be reached via WhatsApp at 722 202 567.
This visit is part of the municipal government's roadmap to connect with local small businesses, understand their work firsthand, gather their demands, and promote the commercial fabric of the municipality.
