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This made the decision to open the store in Aireys Inlet an easy one.<\/p>\n
The couple moved in, grinded it out during its first six months, and never moved again.<\/p>\n
Both owners said the thing they would miss the most was the people, for creating cherished memories and remaining loyal and committed customers to the business.<\/p>\n
“It’s been fundamental to the business to have a strong connection to the community, we’ve met some amazing people down there and without exception, we could count on one hand the number of negative experiences we’ve had over the years,” Mr Iversen said.<\/p>\n
“We just couldn’t thank the community enough, it’s been an absolute blast.<\/p>\n
“From here, though, Anglesea will be our base which is where we live, and we’re looking forward to some fun down the track and a chance to smell the eucalyptus.”<\/p>\n
For a farewell statement from the couple, head to the July 3 post on Kiss Me Too’s Facebook page.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
AN AIREYS Inlet business has closed its doors after almost 19 years at the town’s Great Ocean Road shopping strip. Family-owned store Kiss Me Too, which combined both a salon and retail space, announced its closure in late June with hairdresser Mark Iversen and his wife and co-owner Sara Scally officially starting their retirement. “It’s […]<\/p>\n