Vote now: Bundaberg’s best beautician of 2023
Whether they make your eyebrows on point or give the most soothing massages, we are on the hunt for Bundaberg’s best beautician of 2023. Vote in our poll:
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It’s time to indulge in a day of self-care, and where better to go than a place that caters to your every pampering need?
Whether you’re looking to get your eyebrows on point, or seeking relaxation through a soothing massage, beauticians are true gifts for those who appreciate pampering.
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More than 400 readers from across the Bundaberg region have nominated their favourite beautician, with 31 businesses making the list of finalists.
Good luck to:
- Kysha Mimi and Allayne Catlin: DARE Beauty
- Sophie Schuler: The Beauty Layne
- Courtney Adams and Vanessa O Shaughnessy: Flourish Skin & Beauty
- Maxine: The Salty Brow Studio
- Beauty By Amber-Lee
- Vanessa Louise: Va’lure Beauty
- Bre: The Wax Pot Boutique
- Amber Basanovic Makeup
- Rachel McGarry and Teyneal: The Art of Waxing & Beauty
- Kylie, Siobhan and Jess: Serenity Skin Spa
- Molly Sly: Wavelengths Skin Studio
- Bec Maher: Soul beauty
- Kylie: Vanessa Morgan Skin Management Centre
- Sara Pegg: Sara’s Beautyy Boutique
- Tanika: Boho Brow Artistry
- Telitha: Welcome 2 Escape
- Sandy Mills: Ella Bache
- Jenna Brown: Beauty & Ink Cosmetic Tattoo
- Robyn Salzmann: Your Beauty Haus
- Charlotte Salzmann: Beauty Haus of CS
- Beyond Beauty by Bronte
- Shauna Scutts: Prestige Skin and Beauty
- Sondra Anderson: Seashore Nails & Beauty
- Kellie: Zen on Elliott
- Christine Ann Beauty
- and Tania Louise Cosmetic Studio
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The poll will stay open until midnight Sunday, September 24.
It’s time for you to vote for Bundaberg’s best beautician in the poll below:
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