1 · Position
The Italian hairdresser's signature method, the Ferretti Invisible Cut, is performed by teams he has trained. He is in residence at the Cheval Blanc Paris salon, described by the house as a boudoir at the heart of its wellness floor, where his Parisian teams cut and shape to each guest's characteristics.
2 · ⚑ Why this is the group's current answer
The Library has now recorded three solutions to the same problem. Alexandre travelled to the client and the practice died with him. Dessange franchised the name and sells consistency. Ferretti franchises the *method* and places it inside a hotel — so a guest of Cheval Blanc receives a named technique from someone who is not Ferretti, in a room the hotel owns. It is the wellness-protocol model of Group II applied to hair, and it is why the Library files methods and houses separately.
3 · Candour
⚑ This entry is thin. The founding date, the salon network, the ownership and how the method is taught and audited are not established here. A signature cut performed by trained teams raises exactly the question §20 asks of a licensed name — what the name now guarantees — and the entry states the question without answering it.