TRAGIC DEATH of a well-known Bratislava hairdresser: Slovak celebrities remember him – Hudba.sk

BRATISLAVA – Slovakia was hit by the sudden death of a well-known hairdresser, who was crossed by many celebrities. They remembered the smiling hair artist on the social network.

Richard Reiss definitely belonged to the important Bratislava hairdressers. The shocking news of his sudden death hit all the more people. Only in January did he celebrate his 31st birthday. According to information bratislavskenoviny.sk she had to find his body on Monday at 23:00, a passerby who noticed that it was lit in his salon. When she looked into the premises, she should have noticed Richard, who, unfortunately, no longer lived. According to the information Pluska.sk the hairdresser was to hang himself in his salon.

The famous hairdresser is also remembered by Jeanette Borhyová and Denisa Mendrejová, who were among his most loyal customers. “Yes, in my heart you will stay dancing and singing forever. Laugh with your sincere laughter, talk to me from the bottom of my heart and paint the work on my hair. You weren’t just anyone, you were really someone special to me, ” she wrote on the social network Jeanette, who was killed not only by her hairdresser, but also by her friend, whom she always lovedly loved.

Denisa also remembered her always-smiling hairdresser and friend. “From the first day we met, I knew that exactly my blood type, the person who would help, listened to you, had fun with you, took on serious topics, and you were the only incredibly talented hairdresser who was the only one who gave me my hair was fine and I finally had it healthy and long. ” She always looked forward to Richard because she knew he would fill her with energy and good humor. However, he will no longer sit in his chair.

However, this exceptional magician with hair is also remembered by several of his customers, who began to leave him touching links on social networks. They can’t believe they won’t see him again. “This probably didn’t happen !!!,” one of his customers remarked. Then another, “Rest in peace, Mr. Hairdresser.”