They also asked me how I could love everyone. I do. We're all some. Today we're here, and tomorrow we're not, so why don't you do the wrong thing? ♦
Adriana Maráková
Job: nanny, hairdresser
Place: Trenčín - stred mesta
Date of Award: 20. 7. 2026
They also asked me how I could love everyone. I do. We're all some. Today we're here, and tomorrow we're not, so why don't you do the wrong thing? ♦
Looking for positive energy? Go to the hairdresser. It is difficult to say whether this advertising slogan works 100%, but it is certain that Mrs Adriana and her son, Thomas, are the couple that this is true of. No suspicion, no doubt, just a nice smile and willingness. No wonder one of the customers sent us here. Hairdressing tandem is pleased with the positive feedback. Joy when satisfied customers return.
There are three different hair salons in the building, and Adriana says they have excellent relationships. Everyone has their clientele, and if necessary, they can help each other.
Adriana was originally a nanny, and she still remembers the profession lovingly. I work the whole life with people. I love people. I liked taking care of old people, and it filled me with,’ said Adriana. But the job of the babysitter is physically demanding, and in time the plates took it off. When the son Thomas began his business in a hairdressing salon, it was decided. You took a course and took care of seniors, traded for customer care and their hair. In the salon they try to satisfy them and at the same time advise. I like change with customers. For example, when they go from dark hair to blond, to a different cut. And when the customer cries with happiness, I know the effort was worth it, adds the son of Thomas. They don’t distinguish customers. They serve a successful lady and grandmother with modest options. Adriana likes to start, but she doesn’t have much time for hobbies because she’s in the salon until late in the evening and she needs to take care of her family. He’s got three grown sons already, and he’s expecting one of the brides to take over the scepter.