HI! Welcome back to my series “Fabulous Friday’s” where I take you through all things fabulous. Each Friday we will chat about different things that make us feel FABULOUS!
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Today, I was invited to try out the DMK facial at Sorbet Watercrest Mall. I popped into Sorbet’s newly renovated store which was re-established after being severely affected by looting in July 2021.
Sorbet Watercrest Mall bagged renowned awards; Regional Winner and Salon of the Year in the KwaZulu-Natal region because of their gorgeous store revamp and the excellent service that they offer.
Salon owner Meshika David said, her heartfelt gratitude goes out to her staff as well as the upper highway community. “I want to thank my staff, as well as the upper highway community, for their continuous support, which provided us with hope through difficult moments.”
My Review:
The DMK treatment has made my skin look and feel absolutely amazing. I have never experienced this type of treatment before.
It’ not your average pamper treatment, it reaches depths of the skin and makes you feel different sensations throughout the 1 hour 30 minutes process.
I saw instant results and achieved a glowy effect after just one treatment. It helped lighten my pigmentation and reduce the size of my pores significantly. I can genuinely say that in just a few hours I have seen a huge improvement in my skin and the results speaks for itself.
A huge thank you to Meshika David and Renata Govindsamy for making me feel oh so FABULOUS!
COMPETITON TIME!!!
Three lucky Highway Mail readers stand the chance to win vouchers courtesy of Sorbet.
Prize 1: A DMK facial
Prize 2: A DMK mani / pedi
Prize 3: A gift voucher for Sorbet.
To enter fill out this form below
Sorbet competition March 2022
Always remember, stay true to yourself and change the fashion to fit you, not the other way around. That way you will always remain, FABULOUSLY YOU!
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