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Former owner of Vernon Blvd salon opens hair studio on Jackson

Enrique Elwart

Enrique Elwart

April 1, 2014 By Christian Murray

A Long Island City resident who once owned a hair salon on Vernon Boulevard is about to open a similar establishment on Jackson Avenue.

Enrique Elwart, who owned New York Looks at 47-14 Vernon Blvd until it closed a little over a year ago, plans to open another salon next week.

The salon will be called Phoenix Hair Studio and will be located at 10- 87 Jackson Avenue.

pricelistPhoenix Hair Studio will have 3 hair stylists where customers will be able to get haircuts and chemical services.

Elwart, who has lived in Long Island City for 10 years, said that he has a client base that dates back from his old business.

“I know a lot of people so I decided to open another salon,” Elwart said. He said he sold New York Looks last year since he was ill at the time.

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