Ellie Wilson, a Norwich City College graduate, is set to open Enhance Beauty and Aesthetics in The Maids Head Hotel in Tombland. This marks a significant milestone for the 20-year-old, who previously started her own business offering beauty treatments from a room in her home after achieving her nail certificate. As she expanded her skill set and services, her client portfolio grew, leading to the upcoming opening of her own salon.
Throughout her time at college, Ellie continued to qualify in various beauty treatments, including dermaplaning, microneedling, and lashes. This allowed her to diversify her treatment list and attract a larger client base. Now, she is preparing to open Enhance in the Maids Head Hotel on December 4, marking a new chapter in her entrepreneurial journey. Ellie is eager to grow her business even further and is thrilled to be able to expand and open a salon of her own.
Christine Malcolm, the general manager of the Maids Head Hotel, expressed her excitement about welcoming Enhance to the hotel. She described the beauty rooms in the historic hotel as “absolutely delightful” and wished Ellie every success as they begin this new partnership. Ellie’s expansion and the addition of Enhance to the Maids Head Hotel is an exciting development for both her business and the hotel, and it signifies a new stage of growth and collaboration.
The opening of Enhance in the Maids Head Hotel is a significant milestone for Ellie, who started her business at a young age from her home and then expanded to renting space at a salon. Now, she is taking a “big next step” by opening her own salon in a prestigious location. With a focus on dermaplaning, microneedling, lashes, and more, Ellie is eager to continue growing her business and offering high-quality beauty treatments to her clients. The partnership with the Maids Head Hotel is a promising opportunity for both Ellie’s business and the hotel, and it reflects her dedication and ambition in the beauty industry.
