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HAIRVEN Hair Care Products & FASA Unilag present “The Hairven Glam Project”

HAIRVEN Hair Products in collaboration with the Faculty of Arts Students Association (FASA), Unilag requests your presence at their maiden edition titled “The Hairven Glam Up Project”.
This event promises to be fun and all the way interesting with special appearances by Mr Capable himself Banky W and ThisDay Style and NN24 to capture your presence.
DJ Cool would also be there to keep the music on all day long.
Highlights of the day will include;

  • A variety of human hair extensions sold at discounted prices
  • Free make over sessions and most of your favorite make up brands on sale
  • Free fashion and image consultation
  • Skin care and Spa professionals on hand for facials and skin care consultation
  • Hair stylists offering discounted services (Lace wig fixing at half price)
  • Sexy Lingerie displays
  • BBQ and Tasty treats at your fingertips
  • Free hair treatment with HAIRVEN products (Be sure to bring your damaged/tangled/frizzy/dry weaves)
  • Loads of freebies including HAIRVEN products
Admission is Free but you must RSVP by Calling 07063443434
Be sure to attend this event with your friends and families because it is going to feel like Hair-Ven.
Date: Friday 18th November 2011
Time: 11 AM – 6 PM
Venue: New Hall, University of Lagos, Campus

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