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Event: Charity Exhibtion at FA Gallery


The amazingly talented Amira Behbahani in collaboration with Kiehl's has painted this wonderful exhibition of paintings in support of the Ghalia Charity which supports children with kidney disease. The event is being held at the beautiful FA gallery on Tuesday 2nd November and will run until 5th November and 50% of the proceeds go to this great cause.

Kiehl's will also be launching a product called Midnight Recovery, and the super creative designer Michelle Roberts of Jake and Gigi will be specially designing 10 limited edition bottles beautifully encrusted with Swarovski crystals. These will be unveiled on the night and the proceeds of these will also go to the Ghalia Charity.

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