The hairdresser Mila Barbier It opened its doors a few days ago at Pamplona. It is a very spacious and modern place run by two young people aged 25 and 28, brothers El Hassang and Mohammed Bouajaja, who have the help of Ibrahim Ghazal.
Mila Barbier is located in Rio Irati Street 13, in the heart of the Milagrosa district. very close to other establishments that we have seen in this section of the local commerce of the Navarrese capital.
As is the case, for example, of the Unide Supermarket by Cristian Yaulema and Mirian Mejía which opens every day of the year, and the Breton fruit store which is resisting the new openings on avenue Zaragosse 40.
The Bouajaja brothers They opened their new hair salon at the end of October with an aperitif for family, friends and clients, as one of the brothers, El Hassang, owned a hair salon nearby.
“My brother El Hassang has been working for almost five years in a hairdressing salon located at 59 Zaragoza Avenue and I was in Extremadura with the family. “I left my job as a hairdresser three years ago and came to Pamplona to join my brother.”said Mohammed.
“We have been working for several years in Pamplona and now We decided to bring the family, both parents and two brothers. In total there are four brothers here. That’s why we decided to open our own business, which is expensive in Spain. You have to work hard every day to achieve it,” explains Mohammed.
The Mila Barber hair salon is very spacious, modern, clean and has all kinds of details: “A lot of people have complimented us. We brought the lighting fixtures and dressing tables from Holland. We have made things different from what is normal in Spain.. The style is two-tone, black and white. »
“We are very happy in Pamplona. Very good to the people who supported us. It’s worth it in every area.” The tough competition doesn’t scare them “because you always have to look ahead. If you look back, you are already losing,” they explain.
“When we treat the customer well, there is cleanliness, discipline and work, we will always have a lot of people,” they say. They serve by appointment and at popular prices “the reduction is twelve euros and for retirees it is ten euros. “The beard costs six euros and children ten euros and from twelve years old up to twelve euros.”
They do all types of barber cuts “for men with clippers, scissors, paint, designs, and also for women who have short hair. Everything related to the hairdressing salon,” they emphasize.
The start was good: “People are very happy. We are too. They already know us from the other hair salon”they conclude. The two brothers come from a region of Morocco close to the border with Algeria. They speak Spanish perfectly and have been in our country for no less than 22 years.
