Urbann Beauty Bar is Burnett’s best beautician 2023
A 22-year-old entrepreneur from the South Burnett has been crowned the region’s favourite beautician for her famous luscious lashes. Check out her reaction, and who placed in the top three:
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Urbann Beauty Bar in Wondai has been crowned the Burnett’s best beautician of 2023.
From their luscious lashes and carved brows, it isn’t hard to see why Urbann Beauty has become a Burnett favourite since opening in February 2023.
Mackenzie Orchard, 22, began her career in beauty at the age of 17, when she began her studies in eyelash extension application.
Miss Orchard said she wanted to start her own business because it’s something she had always been passionate about.
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“I love the flexibility that comes with it and being able to go above and beyond for all clients when possible,” she said.
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Miss Orchard was born in Brisbane and relocated to Kingaroy with her family as a child.
Her favourite part of owning her own business is satisfying her clients.
“The work I do every day makes me so happy and I don’t really think I have too many challenges in business.
“My salon is special because of the environment I’ve created and the people I work with.
“It’s a really welcoming space and everyone always feels so comfortable,” she said.
Miss Orchard said she honestly could not thank her clients enough for their continued support.
“Winning this means so much to me and confirms that I am meant to be doing this.
“It has encouraged me to do more,” she said.
Lauren K Beauty came second in our reader poll, and Leah Beauty third.
Congratulations to everyone.
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