Lorelein Palao, sister of reality television personality Said Palao, has explained why she never gets her hair done at the beauty salon owned by her sister-in-law, businesswoman Alejandra Baigorria, saying the decision comes down to loyalty to her own stylist and her personal belief in energies.
The question surfaced on social media while Said and Baigorria were away celebrating the businesswoman's birthday in Japan, a trip that has kept the couple in the public eye. A follower asked Lorelein, a former cast member of the reality show "Combate," why she never visited her sister-in-law's salon, and her answer quickly drew attention and speculation about her relationship with Baigorria.
According to her post, Lorelein said the answer was simply that she was loyal, adding a laughing emoji. She said she had spent years with a stylist she identified by the Instagram handle @jfigueredo07 and that she believed strongly in energies, which was why she did not let just anyone touch her hair. She said that loyalty was the reason her hair kept growing and stayed shiny.
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Her comment, though brief, was read in different ways online. Some users saw it as a simple show of loyalty to her longtime stylist, while others focused on her mention of energies, which fueled speculation about the relationship between Lorelein and Baigorria.
Said Palao is a member of the Peruvian reality competition show "Esto es Guerra," one of the country's longest-running television programs, while Baigorria is a businesswoman and television personality widely known by the nickname "Gringa de Gamarra," a reference to Lima's Gamarra garment district, where she built her fashion business before expanding into other ventures, including her beauty salon. The two have been a couple whose relationship regularly draws media coverage in Peru.
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Lorelein did not refer to any conflict or negative experience at Baigorria's salon in her comment, but it was enough to fuel talk online about possible tension within the family. Baigorria has not addressed the comment publicly. She remains in Japan, where she is celebrating her 38th birthday alongside her husband, her brother and other members of her close circle.
