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CURLY CLUB – FACEBOOK LIVE FOR CURLY HAIR

10 Oct 2017 | Education | Hair

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Curly Club

Need to fall in love with your curls again??  Join the curly club with Nelson and the team who show you how to optimise your level of curl from wavy to corkscrew…..effortlessly with just a hint of glamour!

This masterclass celebrates the natural texture of curly hair and gives you all the inside tips on how to care and style for your hair. Banish the frizz and maximise your luscious locks…..LOVE those curls…..they are as unique as you!!!

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