CEO ng David's Salon na si David Charlton, pumanaw na sa edad na 69
- David Charlton, the CEO of David's Salon, has passed away at the age of 69
- On the official page of L'Oréal Professionnel, they uploaded a black-and-white photo of David
- His name, as well as the year of his birth and death were listed on top of the photo
- In their post, L'Oréal talked about David's legacy and called him a "visionary founder"
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David Charlton, the CEO of David's Salon, has passed away at the age of 69, according to the post of L'Oréal Professionnel's official page.
On Tuesday, October 29, the official L'Oréal Professionnel page uploaded a black-and-white photo of David smiling brightly for the cam.
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His name, David Charlton, was written on top of the now-viral picture alongside the year of his birth and saddening death, "1955-2024."
In their post, L'Oréal paid a heartwarming tribute to David and his legacy, calling him as the "visionary founder" of David's Salon.
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"Today, we pay tribute to David Charlton, the visionary founder of David’s Salon. His legacy of creativity, dedication, and unparalleled service will continue to inspire us. He will be deeply missed," they wrote on social media.
In the comment section, many netizens paid their sympathies to David and his family.
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