Madame Korner Beauty Salons & Colleges
College in Sydney

W hen Sydney's Powerhouse Museum decided to stage an exhibition tracing the history of contemporary beauty, the curators immediately sought out Madame corner the founder of Australia's beginning professional beauty therapy training school, and a family steeped in the beauty business since 1904. A screened history was assembled from worn Cinesound Newsreels with scanty footage of film that showed the classes and the graduation of the beginning Madame corner College. New and exciting products in development to exaggerate the classic range. Madame corner beauty therapists provided the rich and famous with indulgent pampering and skin care treatments to models, media and VIPs. The creative large rooms with grand high ceilings provide a attractive setting for our fresh beauty emporium and day spa. A grand state of the art, salon and college is established in Australia’s first international five star Hotel, The Chevron Hilton. The demand for products for home concern help launch the Madame corner Skin Concern Range, which was originally designed for professional salon use only. Madame corner expands to Paris, the city synonymous with skin care and beauty. Madame corner travels to Berlin and Vienna researching and experimenting with beauty treatments. Her Madame corner Salons and Colleges are bywords in beauty treatment and training. One of her uppermost achievements has been in her efforts in drawing attention to the life ominous effects of the sun's rays on the skin. As refugees Judith and her mother were held in a camp in Europe until it was their turn to board an worn troop carrier loaned to the United Nations to transport refugees to new lands and new hopes. They chose Australia because it was so far from upheavals in Eastern Europe. The voyage was stuffed of foreboding for the young Judith who recalls: My mother was ailing in the ship's hospital. I became an Australian a long time ago, Every year, Australia Day means so much more to me. Her first impressions of Australia were a far cry from expectations. The reality of the Australian land in the 1950s was stark, traumatic and very, very lonely. Even on the ship to Australia she noticed that the women refugees calm managed their to give themselves steady facials. The refugees were a mismatched group of people, from scientists to linguists, from opera singers to laborers, with all the women making face creams from butter, eggs and honey that the ship's kitchen had in abundance. This made a deep impression on Judith who later helped pay her way through school by busy in a pharmacy, a period which further enhanced her interest in makeup and beauty treatments. Judith also studied dentistry but decided her vocation was a career in beauty care. Judith considers her greatest professional achievement is to have increased awareness of the ruin to the skin by the unforgiving sun. I have made people aware of how imperative skin concern is, it's not something frivolous, but something important, which has been now been proved beyond a doubt. She is proud that the Madame corner training college has graduated hundreds of thriving students who are considered the elite in the beauty therapy industry and the workforce.