Esther's Makeup Salon
Esther's Makeup Salon at Kanda Highway in Mamobi offers gentle beauty treatments that leave you feeling fresh and confident. You can expect clear hairstyles and makeup that suits any occasion, handled by friendly hands. It sits right on the busy Kanda Highway stretch in the heart of Mamobi, easy to spot with its red door. You pull up, step inside, and find calm music and a smile waiting. No fuss, just simple care from people who know their craft.
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