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Supercharge your Skin Workshop Tuesday 19th May 2015 Bellenden Therapies


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The next Supercharge your Skin workshop will take place on Tuesday 19th May 7-9pm at Bellenden Therapies. Book before the 30th April and save ?10 on the original booking price. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/supercharge-your-skin-workshop-tickets-16569907038


Join Nutritional Therapist Debra Whelehan and Aromatherapist & Natural product maker Vanessa Afful-Walcott for their skin care workshop where they will be sharing their tricks for achieving healthy skin.


Find out which foods help to nourish your skin from the inside and keep those wrinkles at bay, and learn how to stay revitalised with natural oils and massage techniques.


All attendees will receive a free goody bag with a custom blended face oil.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/supercharge-your-skin-workshop-tickets-16569907038

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With just 4 days to go and 2 places left, book on to the 'Supercharge your Skin' workshop. Full of helpful advice and tips to get your skin glowing for Summer.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/supercharge-your-skin-workshop-tickets-16569907038

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