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Vera Vujic: Owner, Coco’s Hair

A cut above in care

For Vera, hairdressing has always been about more than beautiful hair; it’s about connection, confidence, and care. As the proud owner of Coco’s Hair in Watson, she’s spent the past 15 years building not just a thriving salon, but a community. Known for her artistry, warmth, and dedication to education, Vera believes that true success comes from continual learning and inspiring others to grow. Her passion shines through every client transformation and every stylist she mentors along the way.

Tell us about your organisation, how long you have been there and your role within it.

Fifteen years ago, I joined Coco’s Hair when the opportunity arose to become a partner in the business. It has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my career. This journey has helped me grow into a more confident person and inspired me to mentor and support other stylists in getting the most out of what we do and understand why we do it.

Can you share your career journey so far and how it brought you to your current role?

Being a hairdresser means so much more than cutting or colouring hair. We listen, we care, and we create. Whether it’s a simple trim, a full restyle, or a complete colour transformation, the true reward is seeing the smile on a client’s face when they look in the mirror.

Over the years, I’ve attended many courses to refine my craft and expand my knowledge in all areas of hairdressing. This year, I am especially proud to have joined the prestigious Wella Colour Expert Course, the most advanced level of colour education offered by Wella Professionals.

What do you consider to be your key strengths?

At Coco’s Hair, I am strongly committed to ongoing education. In our industry, learning never stops, and I encourage my team to continually develop their skills. Nothing makes me happier than seeing them return from workshops inspired and excited to share what they’ve learned.

Coco’s Hair

Shop 3 Watson Place, Watson

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