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Wednesday, May 17, 2023

Page 2 is back at the ROK Hotel Kingston, where moms and daughters cosied up Saturday last, for the Glam & Sip-Mommy & Me Edition.

The event was conceptualised by make-up artist and principal of Gabby Glam Gabrielle Waite, in collaboration with parenting consultant and Boss Mom founder Michelle Gordon. The two-part series coached the attendees on skin prep, foundation and highlight contouring, brow sculpting, eyeshadow and lash application.

Plus, each participant walked away with a beauty box courtesy of Medical Disposables & Supplies Limited (MDS) and EC Makeup Bar, as well as a gift certificate book with vouchers courtesy of Face Place, the Party Fairy, Ocean Cliff Hotel, So Babe Beauty Bar, TacBar, PR Chick, Cellar 8, Ford, and Spaces Ltd, to list a few.

Waite deemed the Glam and Sip series extra-special since the mother/daughter bond was being forged through glam.

Page 2 rolls out more #glammommoments.

SNUGGLESFOR HER – Surgical consultant Tasia Lofters and her daughter Jhenysis made the perfect snap-worthy team with this cosy set.(Photo: Courtesy of Gabby Glam Co)
FOUNDATION BUILDINGWITH MOM – Amanda-Mae Gordon (left) engaged in a foundation application process with her mom Michelle, parenting consultant and Boss Mom founder.(Photo: Courtesy of Gabby Glam Co)
SISTERLYBOND – Although the session was billed for mums and daughters, sisters, physician Michelle Mills (left) and Jody-Ann Reece, strategic information specialist, were each other’s plus-ones and enjoyed a memorable bonding session. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
MOMMY & ME… &GRANDMA, TOO – Three generations of McMasters, Lisa (left), her daughter Isiaa (centre) and her mom Joan, were ready for the make-up bonding experience.(Photo: Courtesy of Gabby Glam Co)
IN SUPPORT – Businesswoman Marsha Cameron (left) and her daughter Alanna Wuallen made Glam & Sip a Mother’s Day priority. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
READY, SET,MOTHER! – Surgical consultant Tasia Lofters applied the Rose Water Facial (Setting) Spray from Benjamins Cosmetics.(Photo: Karl Mclarty)
[ESTABLISHING SHOT] (Photo: Karl Mclarty)

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