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Book K'Diva and add some fun to your next party or event!


Facepainting, Glitter tattooing, & Henna for any event!


-private parties,


-corporate events,


-fun days,


-fetes,


-school events,


-launches and


-christening parties, etc



Only ?75 for first 2hrs & ?20 for every hour after that.



I am a DBS checked and insured Dulwich mumpreneur! I only use paints that conform with current European safety legislation. These contain anti-bacterial agents which are gentle enough to use on young skin.



K?Diva's objective is to unleash the inner diva in us all (man, woman & child)! So if you want to unleash the Diva at your event ?. Give me a shout!


To book call 07739462334 or email [email protected]


Also feel free to check out my instagram and facebook page for pics: @kdivauk


(Mention East Dulwich Forum to get a 10% discount!)

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