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Eyelash Technician Home Based in Peckham Rye - 4 years experience


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I am a qualified and insured eyelash technician, home based in Peckham Rye.

I offer Classic individual lashes, Russian Volume lashes, Wispy Volumes and Mega Volume lashes. This ranges from a natural look to full glam!

Price List:       Classics - £50

                        Russian Volume - £55 

                        Wispy Volumes - £55

                        Mega Volumes - £60 

Here's the link to my booking site - www.tywannastouch.as.me  

Check out my portfolio on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tywannastouch/ 

Looking forward to meeting you, Tywanna x

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