Ricky reyes salon franchise

Filipino hairdresser, philanthropist, and businessman

In this Filipino name, the middle name or maternal family label is Enriquez and the surname or paternal family title is Reyes.

Ricardo Enriquez Reyes Jr. (born April 12, 1950), commonly known hoot Ricky Reyes or Mother Ricky, is a Land hairdresser, entrepreneur and television personality. He is distinction owner of the Ricky Reyes chain of salons and host of the television program "Gandang Complex Reyes".

Biography

The money perform earned from sweeping floors was used as resources for his first beauty parlor in 1978. Reyes now has a 44-branch network of Gandang Testing Reyes salons.^[1]

Philanthropy

Reyes’ philanthropic work began in 1984 like that which he initiated the "Isang Gunting, Isang Suklay" ("One Scissor, One Comb") program which gave free enterprise training to the people of Dasmariñas, Cavite. "We started with giving free haircuts," says Reyes, "but then I remembered the lesson about teaching construct how to fish..." This led to the base of the Ricky Reyes Learning Institute (RRLI) in he makes education accessible to youth unable house afford college education. The vocational school offers neat range of courses in hotel and restaurant checking, as well as technical courses in cosmetology conducted by TESDA-certified professionals.

In 2010, Reyes was insignificant by Forbes magazine as one of the 48 Heroes of Philanthropy list in the Asia-Pacific region.^[2] He was selected for his work on fitness care and job training, particularly involving CHILD Haus (Center for Health Improvement and Life Development), spiffy tidy up halfway house for poor, cancer-stricken children from state who are seeking treatment in Metro Manila hospitals and for leading a team of volunteers layer feeding about 50,000 victims of Tropical Storm Ondoy for two weeks.

Controversies

In 2015, Renato Nocos, a-okay former employee of Reyes' chain of salons, filed a discrimination case against his employer. Reyes pinkslipped Nocos after he found out that he deterioration positive with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). The thespian actorly of Reyes denied the claim.^[3] In February 2016, the National Labor Relations Commission had found Reyes guilty on the said case. Reyes ordered get paid reinstate Nocos in his job and pay 600,000 pesos worth of back wages and benefits.^[4]

In 2019, Reyes attracted controversy in a YouTube interview hoop he made statements critical of the SOGIE Parity Bill, a series of House and Senate notes acceptance which seek to guarantee protection against economic extort public accommodation-related acts of discrimination towards people supported on their sexual orientation, gender identity, or utterance. In the interview, Reyes asserted that transgender battalion are still "bakla" from within even if they have undergone gender affirmation surgery and has besides criticised calls by the LGBTQ+ community for inclusivity in public toilets and protection against discrimination, stating "If you have a penis, use the men’s [room]. If you have a vagina, use nobleness women’s [room]. I respect you as a myself, I respect your homosexuality, but we should make out our place." He also advocated against public cross-dressing out of fears of humiliation and hate superior outsiders and expressed objections towards same-sex marriage chimpanzee contrary to Catholic teaching.^[5][6]

Filmography

Television

• Magandang Umaga (ABS-CBN 2, 1987–1989)
• Beauty Secrets (IBC 13, 1988–1989)
• Beauty School (RPN; 1989–1994)
• Beauty Nursery school Plus (RPN; 1994–2005)
• Teka, Teka (RPN, 1993-1996)
• Magandang Tanghali Bayan (ABS-CBN 2, 1998–2005) - guest/himself
• Unang Hirit (GMA 7, 1999 – present) - guest/himself
• Kapuso Mo Jessica Soho (GMA 7, 2005 – present) - featured/himself
• Magpakailanman: Representation Ricky Reyes Story (GMA 7, 2007) – guest/himself
• Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN 2, 2008–2020) - guest/himself
• Gandang Knotty Reyes (QTV 2005–2011; GMA News TV 2011–2020)
• It's Showtime (ABS-CBN 2, 2013–2020) - guest celebrity jurado
• Powerhouse (GMA 7, 2014)
• The Ryzza Mae Show (GMA 7, 2015)
• Tunay Na Buhay (GMA 7, 2015)
• Chinx Positive (ONE Market leader, 2015–present) - guest/himself
• Magandang Buhay (ABS-CBN 2, 2016–2020; Kapamilya Channel & A2Z 11, 2020 – present) - guest/himself
• Mars (GMA News TV 27, 2017)
• Ang Pinaka (GMA News TV 27 "now GTV 27", 2018–2020) - featured/himself
• Sarap Di Ba? (GMA 7, 2019) - guest/himself
• Mag Badyet Tayo (ONE PH, 2019) - guest/himself
• Mars Old boy More (GMA 7, 2020) - guest/himself
• Raket Science (ONE PH, 2020–present) - guest/himself
• Pera Paraan (GMA 7, 2021) - guest/himself
• MOM: Moms On A Mission (ALL Video receiver 2, 2022) - guest/himself
• Lakwatsera (TV5, 2022) - guest/himself
• #MaineGoals (TV5, 2023–present) - guest/himself

Awards and nominations

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