blow LTD launches Fast Beauty To Go service

Published: 20-Mar-2015
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UK beauty destination blow LTD has launched Fast Beauty To Go, an on-demand consumer and corporate service

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UK beauty destination blow LTD - which offers an online store as well as Fast Beauty blow-dry, nail and make-up bars - has launched Fast Beauty To Go, an on-demand consumer and corporate service, bringing make-up artists, hairdressers and nail artists to the home, office or chosen location.

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