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FAST Gala Hair & Makeup Room

FAST Gala hair and makeup room

Lisa Strawther, founder of Making Up Las Vegas, has supported the AS community at the annual FAST Gala for over a decade.

Her incredible team offers hair and make-up services for the attendees prior to the gala at a discounted rate. Each year, the community is invited to sign up and be pampered prior to the inspirational evening!

Prices are $59.00 USD for 1 service, $94.00 USD both hair and makeup.

To sign up, join the FAST Gala Hair & Makeup Facebook group or have someone on Facebook sign up on your behalf.

Follow Making Up Las Vegas on Instagram.

We are always looking to grow our Gala Team and find new beauty sponsors.

Our current sponsors are: Augustinus Bader, Kryolan Makeup, Moda & Omnia and Makeup Brushes

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Making Up Las Vegas Team

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