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Beauty Meets Healthy Festival

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Come celebrate the new years with us at our Beauty Meets Healthy Festival.

An event that invites you to enhance your natural beauty from within.



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Shop for health and beauty products at special prices!


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Listen to our beauty and health specialists on tips and tricks to update your routine with!


Receive exclusive discounts for PR9 hospital card holders.


Event will start from13-15 November 2020, between 09.00 – 16.00 o’ clock

at Building B 1st floor, Praram 9 Hospital


Moreover, There will be Special Prize Draws for Free Ulthera Voucher and others interesting prizes.


For more information call 1270

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