Create with skilful hands. - The Minister President, Weil, Recently Did a Brief Stint at a Hair Salon.
During a brief internship at a hair salon, Minister President Stephan Weil gained an understanding of the hairdressing trade. At Salon Bremen in Wardenburg, an area of the Oldenburg district, the SPD politician tried his hand at tasks like permanent waving and hair coloring. According to Weil, "Permanent waving was certainly the most challenging task." He practiced it on a doll at the salon.
Weil found the machine-cut haircut easier to perform than the permanent waving. "I had a great time, learned a lot and it was a lot of fun," he commented on his day as a hairdresser. He also had a good time with the salon's patrons.
The purpose of his visit to the family-run business with over a century of history in Wardenburg was to acquaint himself with different professions. "I've visited many occupations, and today I'm in the hairdresser's profession for the very first time," the Minister President said.
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- Weil's experience in hairdressing extended beyond Lower Saxony, as he also visited a colorful hairdressing salon in Germany.
- The permanent wave technique, although challenging, was just one part of the diverse craft skills learned by Weil during his time at the Wardenburg hairdressing salon.
- Stephan Weil, the SPD politician, expressed gratitude towards the wardenburg salon's warden, playing an important role in his brief immersion into the hairdressing profession.
- In general, people in Germany value various crafts, including hairdressing, which helps establish strong local businesses like the one in Wardenburg.
- Despite his political role as the Minister President, Weil emphasized the importance of engaging with different crafts, such as hairdressing, and appreciating the permanence they bring to everyday life.
