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Happy Birthday to Soho beauty Salon! They are almost 3 years old. They are currently offering a 20% discount on services to all NEW fans of their Facebook page: soho salon spa kuwait.

As well as this exciting news, they also have a new 'style director' who has joined them from the UK - Elaine has cut and styled in some of the UK's top salons and her skills are turning heads here in Kuwait too. Call Elaine for a personal consultation on (+965) 2390-2077.

Soho Salon is located in Fintas, Road 209, Lulwa Tower, opposite egaila beach. There is a "Papa Jones" branch as part of the building.

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soho said…
check out the soho blog too www.sohokuwait.blogspot.com and thanks confashions for all your support x x

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