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Heavenly Brows celebrates a year since opening in Blackwood

News, Sponsored Content | | Published: 11:21, Friday March 30th, 2018.

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A brow bar offering beauty services in Blackwood has celebrated its first anniversary in the town.

Heavenly Brows opened its second outlet in Hall Street last year and follows its first bar in Pontypridd.

Established in 2012 with the help of the Prince’s Trust the company started as a small stall in Pontypridd market.

After growing rapidly in its first year of business, it then expanded to a three-story building providing a walk-in service as well as other beauty treatments.

After more years of hard work, Heavenly Brows then opened its doors in the heart of Blackwood – believed to be the only brow bar of its kind in the area.

It has proven popular with its walk-in service and nearby parking facilities.

It offers brow treatments such as waxing, threading, tinting and microblading, while eyelash treatments such as perming, tinting and extensions are also offered.

Other treatments include botox, derma fillers and chemical peels.

Heavenly Brows provides a loyalty scheme and a 20% discount for customers who work in Pontypridd and Blackwood.

The company is looking forward to welcoming new and returning customers over the next coming weeks and providing quick and easy solutions to your beauty needs.

Regular updates and offers are posted via Facebook.com/heavenly.brows.3

Heavenly Brows is open Tuesday to Friday between 10am and 5pm, and Saturday between 9am and 5pm.

For more information please call 07562 399113 or visit www.heavenly-brows.co.uk.

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