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A chic, New York inspired nail spa, nailgirls is the lovechild of sisters Lyndalouise and Joanna Burrell who have combined their passion for perfect pedicures with savvy business sense and ability to forecast major fashion trends before they hit the high-street.After 11 years working as a fashion stylist in New York City, Lyndalouise Burrell knew exactly what was missing when she moved back to her native London: a luxurious, affordable neighbourhood nail spa. Much to the delight of Islington beauties she has delivered the ultimate solution with nailgirls. A hip, girly oasis, nailgirls concept spa benefits from modern dcor with haute details such as plasma screens, white leather pedi-seats, chandeliers and an uber-cool drying-lounge sure to impress local angel-ites. The perfect destination for a quick respite from the daily grind, nailgirls provides individual iPod shuffles or noise cancelling headphones to ensure the ultimate in tranquillity. For those looking to enjoy a more up-beat indulgence, nailgirls is the ideal hub to enjoy a glass of fizz with the girls while you get buffed, puffed and polished over some hot gossip! Whether youre feeling zen or zany, nailgirls is set to become a favourite hot-spot of all the Islingston fashionistas. As a stylist on-set, Lynda was accustomed to mixing up bespoke nail colours to achieve the perfect shade, so it is no surprise that these fashion-forward sisters went the extra mile to create their own range of vibrant colours bearing the nailgirls name. With over 50 beautiful polishes in the candy-coloured collection there is sure to be the perfect hue for every occasion. Boasting superior formulations and ultra-wear high gloss colour retention, nailgirls products strengthen and improve nail health making for a beautiful, long-lasting manicure. Free from Toluene, Formaldehyde, Camphor and Dibutyl Phthalate, nailgirls products are safe, ethical and ecological.Hours of Operation:Mon closedTues 10am-8pmWeds 10am-8pmThurs 10am-9pmFri 10am-8pmSat 9am-7pmSun 10am-5pm

The Wedding Girl’s SOS is the new website aimed at brides-to-be and covers every area to do with weddings. It is packed with reviews, features, competitions, exclusive offers, all the latest must have items, plus advice from celebrities and industry experts. The website is written from one bride-to-be’s point of view as she begins her mission to find all the best products and services available to brides. The Wedding Girl is not just on a mission for herself but does all the research for the brides who write in with questions. Whether they are looking for the the perfect venue for their 1920′s themed wedding, the best spa to visit for their hens day or the yummiest wedding cakes, The Wedding Girl is on hand to help find the answers.The site also features guest pages packed full of tips and advice written by some of the industry’s top professionals such as Arianne Poole, Jamie Aston, Peggy Porchen, William Buckley, Claire Young, Michael Barnes and former stylist at The Independent, Beth Dadswell, who will be the resident stylist for the Wedding Girl’s SOS answering reader’s fashion questions.The site will be updated on a daily basis bringing fresh and new content to brides all over the country.

zoomperfume.co.uk, a new online perfume website which aims to combine the lowest retail prices on the web with free delivery and 2000 different products, has been launched. The UK-based website has average prices of around 30% to 50% below retail cost, and some up to 90% off, made possible by reducing the frills and outgoings of a retail outlet to the absolute minimum.The creator of zoomperfume.co.uk Laura Ridley says “We are giving our customers a retail experience which they cannot get at their local perfume retailer. Firstly by making our prices the best to be found on the Web in the UK, and much cheaper than at retail.Secondly, we have a range of around two thousand fragrances and aftershaves on zoomperfume.co.uk including many hard-to-find fragrances which you wont locate without wearing out a lot of Jimmy Choo leather. Our first online sale, for example, was a parcel of several bottles of Hermes 24 Faubourg which our customer had been searching for for weeks.We are also providing our customers a fun and immediate way to shop, in their lunch break or at home, when they are pressed for time and money. We want them to get on their jim jams or bikini and go shopping from home with zoomperfume.co.uk .In addition to the large discounts available on the site, theres an additional 5% on offer until July 15th by entering the code Launch01 at the checkout.

The British Institute and Association of Electrolysis BIAE is a non profit making organisation founded from the amalgamation of the Institute of Electrolysis and the British Association of Electrolysists. The annual AGM for the British Institute and Association of Electrolysis took place in April 2009, at the MIC Centre in Euston, London. During the morning the members listened to three speakers presenting subjects relevent to electrolysists. The first was all about financial planning, very pertinent in this difficult economic climate.The second presentation was given by Dr Elizabeth Owen a consultant Gynaecologist. A riveting talk on Poly Cystic Ovaries and Hirsutism held the audience rapt. “As electrolysists we are one of the frontline professions that will deal with women who suffer PCOS,” said Mandy Painting, Chairman. “The members were able to ask a great many questions about what to look for in our clients that might indicate a visit to the doctor,” she continued.The third presentation was by a client of one of the members. This transgender client shared her experience of pre-surgery epilation required in sensitive and intimate areas. A very interesting and thought provoking talk. “Members were able to ask her questions that would be awkward to ask someone in the normal course of conversation,” said Mandy Painting. “Many members reported afterwards that they would be able to take on the delicate treatment if asked in the future,” added Helen Graham, board member.The business meeting in the afternoon raised various issues from members. A lively exchange of views between professionals proved once again the value of these meetings. The new board members were introduced and Mandy Painting took the Chair. She thanked the outgoing Chairman, Helen Graham, for her hard work and tireless commitment to the BIAE over the last three years. Mandy only hoped she could follow her example equally as well. Members of the board are: Helen Graham, Eunice McBride, Marny Abercromby, Denise Wheeler, June Norman, Nona Girling and Suzannie Knight. The secretary is Nicky Wilsher.