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Don't you just hate spending lots of money on beauty products that promise to give you Jessica Simpson's hair only to find out that your hair is as charming as Brittney Spears's hair after the infamous head shave stunt? Then head to Soho Salon Spa and give your hair a royal treatment with Alterna Caviar Treatments. It promises to give your dry and damaged hair all the moisture it needs minus the greasiness. Also, They have received Alterna Ten shampoo, conditioner and mask which are just what all uber cool girls like ourselves, need to face long hot and dry summer.

Soho Salon Spa opening hours are Saturdays - Thursdays 8am to 8pm, Friday 10am - 6pm. Soho is located in Fintas, Road 209, Lulwa Tower, opposite egaila beach. There is a "Papa Jones" branch as part of the building. For appointments or inquires, please call (+965) 3902077 / 9240270.
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Anonymous said…
Do they do the Yuko hair straightning treatment there? and if not, do you know of any reputable saloons in Kuwait that offer?
05 June, 2008
Anonymous said…
no Yuko system but soho are getting an 'organic' straightning system in soon - check confashions for updates!!! organic colours from london also coming soon!
05 June, 2008
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