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The 60 Minute Valoba Makeover

By Valoba unique
March 12, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Valoba unique

Posted March 12, 2014

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Posted March 12, 2014

The valoba Makeover experience is a luxury service for the everyday woman. Whether it's being made up for a special occasion, a tutorial to get you more confident wearing the makeup you want or targeting any problems you face in makeup each experience is tailored to suit you, this means our makeup consultants are not brand specific & will give you the best advice on products on the market. Our makeup kit is a collection of high quality brands only selecting the best of the best. Our motto is to enhance the natural beauty you already possess because when you look good you FEEL good! '

Please contact 07846823160 to discuss your tailored package

Tutorials

Eyes 35 minutes

- Brows

- Eyeshadow looks i.e smoky eye, cut crease, winged liner

- Mascara

- pencil liner (both black or colour)

Face 35 minutes

- primer

- foundation

- highlight

- contour

- powder

Lips 35 minutes

- lip primer

- lip liner

- lipstick / 2 colours

- concealer (optional for a sharp look)

Lash application 15 minutes

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