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Natural hair event: Chocolate, Curls & Conversation

Monday, 23 January 2012 22:34
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Well, it is about time that we hosted another event.  The Big Chop Party was so much fun and the ladies really did enjoy the health and beauty benefits of Tea is for Tresses (not to mention those cucumber sandwiches).  This next intimate little shindig is called Chocolate, Curls and Conversation. Ooooooooo!!!

In my reading and research, I have learned quite a bit about chocolate and would love for the readers and supporters of All Tressed Up to be able to indulge while learning of course. 

Chocolate, Curls and Conversation will consist of:

Chocolate

Learn about the health and beauty benefits of chocolate by partaking in luscious chocolate treats such as:

  • Chocolate fondue fountain (with pastries and fruit)
  • Chocolate beverages
  • Gourmet chocolates

Attendees will also make their very own chocolate sugar body scrub to take home for later use.  All materials and additional recipes will be provided.

Curls

Because we'll have so much going on during this three-hour event, attendees will have the option of scheduling a chocolate inspired deep conditioning treatment at the All Tressed Up Salon.

Conversation

While we learn about the benefits of chocolate and discuss various beauty topics, guests will also partake in the following beauty treatments:

This is the perfect pre-date activity.  You'll walk away with your face glowing, serotonin levels up by a few notches and some new found knowledge on maintaining your beauty the natural way!

Details

Date: Saturday, February 18, 2012

Time: 2:00 - 5:00pm

Location: Richmond, VA (exact location provided to ticket holders)

Cost: $15.00

Space is extremely limited. Join us for an afternoon of Chocolate, Curls and Conversation!!

 

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