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January offer-Manicure & Pedicure ?15.00 (Total) and Eyelash Extensions from ?25.00 per person


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Hello my name is Fiona of FTMakeup London. I have 10 years experience in Makeup, Hair and Beauty. I am in the process of expanding my core services to include the following at low prices until Feb 15th 2013. WWW.FTMAKEUPLONDON.COM


Please contact me at [email protected] to book.


PAMPER PARTIES AVAILABLE-MAKE EXTRA SAVINGS!!! INQUIRE FOR MORE INFORMATION

> Brazilian Blow Drys; fantastic de-frizzing treatment; Starting at ?55.00 for short, fine hair up to ?80.00 for thick very long hair-takes from

> Manicure and Pedicure ?15.00 per person

> Eyelash Extensions ?25 natural (20 to 30 lashes) to ?35 for a full set

> Eyelash and eyebrow tint ?10.00-Dual treatment

> Hair Cut ?10.00

> Hair trim ?5.00

>

> Kind regards Fiona Tanner

> 07985 179 315

> www.ftmakeuplondon.com

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