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Business offers pretty promise

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26 Apr, 2012 06:00 AMQuick Read

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From a room in one of Wanganui's old Victoria Ave buildings, Kellee Bartlett is promising to make clients look hotter in just 90 minutes.

That's how long it takes to glue a synthetic eyelash onto each lash of a client's eyes.

Miss Barlett, who prefers to go by the title Boss Lady, was trained in Auckland and specialises in eyelashes. She said they can be a revelation "for how wonderful they can make you look".

"I've got a lot of people who could vouch for that."

The lash extensions last for three to five weeks, she said.

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Her business, Maibeauty, has been trading since January and she plans to formally launch it on May 11 with a fundraising hangi and raffle for the breast cancer cause.

Miss Bartlett rents a beauty room upstairs at 83 Guyton St. She deals with eyebrow shaping and spray tanning as well as eyelash extensions, and has a technician who deals with nails.

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