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Farewell, Anneliese Riegler: St. Veit's master hairdresser is retiring
After 31 years, the popular hairdresser Anneliese Riegler closes her salon in St. Veit on December 24th. In an emotional farewell, she looks back on a fulfilled career.
Farewell, Anneliese Riegler: St. Veit's master hairdresser is retiring
The master hairdresser Anneliese Riegler from Carinthia draws a line under her long -term professional career after 31 years in St. Veit an der Glan. As she said in an interview, she will close her hairdressing business on December 24, 2024 and retire well. "I'm going to retire," she says wistfully and reflects about the many years that she has dedicated to her customers with pleasure.
Anneliese Riegler opened her business on December 31 almost 31 years ago and has been a familiar contact point for many regular customers since then. "I do that with a laughing and a crying eye," she says, admitting that the thought of the end of her activity moves you emotionally. At the moment she has no successor in prospect, but she feels that the right time has now been retired.
A warm farewell to the customers
The hairdresser, who originally comes from Upper Austria, would like to thank her loyal customers for their support for the entire time. "I would like to thank everyone for their loyalty!" She says, looking back on a career that gave her a lot of fun. She was particularly happy that her customers were always satisfied with the results of her work and kept coming into the salon. Her profession was not just a job for her, but a passion that she did with dedication.
"I found it most beautiful when I was done with my work and the customers were happy about the result," she explains with pride. These positive feedback was the greatest drive for them to do their best every day. Although Anneliese Riegler will soon retire, she will always wear the memories of the many beautiful moments in the salon and contact with her customers in her heart.
A moving farewell shows how profound the bond between the master hairdresser and her clientele was. December 24 will not only be the last day of operating for Anneliese Riegler, but also an emotional moment for her and all those who have been part of their lives in the past few decades. Further information can be found in a current article on www.5min.at.