Saudi Arabia-based Jolie Dame Ladies Salon, a leading chain of beauty and women care centres, has announced aggressive expansion plans in the Gulf countries.

The top beauty destination, which has established its name in Saudi Arabia over the last 10 years, plans to open more outlets in the UAE and GCC in the coming months.

Jolie Dame Ladies Salon currently operates eight outlets – seven in Saudi Arabia and one in the UAE – and offers a mix of friendly ambience and world-class products to extend services and treatments, as also experiences to give the desired look and feel to the customers at its branches.

Taghreed Sa’ad Eddin Ghazaleh – a pioneer Saudi businesswoman and the Founder of Jolie Dame Ladies Salon, and serviced by a team of qualified as well as experienced beauticians and hairdressers, the Jolie Dame Ladies Salon offers state-of-the-art equipment and technologies to provide care and services in luxury and convenience.

“It was a passion to build an exclusive destination for the beauty conscious and a commitment to excellence that I started the first Jolie Dame Ladies Salon in Saudi Arabia way back in 2004,” said Taghreed.

“We are committed to expand our world-class services and beauty expertise to customers across the GCC through new outlets not only in the UAE but across the GCC as a whole. This expansion is in line with its strategy to become synonymous with luxury care to go with the needs of the modern women.”

Across its branches in the GCC, Jolie Dame offers personalized services, professional and trained salon attendants, world-class hygiene standards &quality products to provide a wholesome beauty experience. The group’s high-end services are offered by well-trained specialists who receive strict ongoing training.

The services on offer at Jolie Dame Ladies Salon include facial and body care, crystal smoothening treatment for face and body, slimming using CACI device, hair removal and photo treatment for the skin with Solitone, among others.

Jolie Dame Ladies Salon opened its first branch in Al Aqrabiyya, Al Khobar in 2004. – TradeArabia News Service