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Passion gives birth to QueensLook Beauty

 The QueensLook Beauty offers services such as make-up for all occasions, massages, nails, pedicure, facials, body scrub, waxing and hair installation PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
The QueensLook Beauty offers services such as make-up for all occasions, massages, nails, pedicure, facials, body scrub, waxing and hair installation PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

A Bachelor's Degree in Social Work graduate, Barulaganye Bale's love for beauty has driven her into opening and focusing on growing her beauty spa dubbed QueensLook Beauty.

Bale launched QueensLook Beauty on Saturday at Tawana, Broadhurst. The place is beautiful, coloured pink blush and just when a person enters the reception area where they also do nails, hair installation. The decoration is breathtaking and gives queen vibes from the elegantly designed couches to the small tables and a top nail polish cabinet placed at the corner to a white and pink reception counter. The massage room is also clean, relaxing with grey towel complementing the bed that is spread with white sheets. In an interview with this publication, Bale explained that she worked for both the government and NGOs.

She said while working, she did nails and make-up as a part time job. She then quit her job as a research officer to focus on her passion of beauty therapy. "QueensLook Beauty was established in 2018 while I was still on internship at the Department of Roads and Transport. The services offered are make-up for all occasions, massages, nails, pedicure, facials, body scrub, waxing and hair installation. After completing the internship, I took the money and went onto study Beauty Therapy at Shahnaz Herbal Beauty and Skin Care. I also did a make-up class with Thomamo Diamond, a gel application at Dehandz Nail Practice," she proudly said.

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