FuliGroup takes its shape from a simple social discipline: receive one character properly, and let every seat in the salon serve her. One fictional character is made here and held across a whole series; a short row of seats carries her through stills, motion, repair and finishing; members are looked after with a small daily courtesy rather than grand promises; and every price is read out on the Court sheet before a job runs. Two things about the house should be stated plainly. First, the name: FuliGroup is an independent creative studio — a salon, not a company group. It is not a corporation, a holding company or a financial group, it has no parent, subsidiaries or investors behind it, and it is not affiliated with any company or organisation of the same or a similar name. Second, the perks: the courtesies here are the studio’s own member courtesies — a daily check-in credit and the courtesies listed on the pricing page — counted in salon credits and spent inside the salon. They are not cash, goods, or prizes of any kind; credits have no cash value, cannot be exchanged, transferred or redeemed for anything outside the salon, and the name promises nothing beyond a well-kept room for making pictures.
Questions of support, billing or the etiquette of the house: the contact page reaches every desk from one address.