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Freebie Alert: National Pampering Day

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Are you ready for some serious pampering this October? Once again, NAILAHOLICS is bringing back the only pampering event in the Philippines- the National Pampering Day which will happen this October 17 in all Nailaholics branches nationwide. So ladies (and gents too) let’s all rejoice- yes!





The National Pampering Day was first launched last year and many lucky patrons were treated to a day of FREE manicure and hand massage. 

This 2017, Nailaholics is geared in providing the best pampering services on October 17 from invigorating foot spa, gorgeous hand manicure and soothing foot massage. Lucky customer can choose among the FREE Nailaholics services which can they avail on October 17 from 10 am until 1 pm and this is happening in all Nailaholics branches nationwide.



“We Filipinos are very hardworking in any given aspect of our lives and a nation of energetic and industrious people best deserves real pampering once in a while. This year, as Nailaholics celebrates the 2nd National Pampering Day, we go deeper and dedicate this to everyone and remind them to take it slow, take it easy, zone out and relax for a while.” shared by Mr. Arvin Amaro, Marketing Head of Nailaholics Nail Salon and Spa.



“With last year’s success of the National Pampering Day, we are back this year with a bigger and much more enjoyable day of pampering. In partnership with the number one salon brand and most beloved nail lacquer brand in the world, O.P.I., National Pampering Day 2017 will accommodate more guests with the extension of pampering time until 1PM.  Also, the best thing about this year’s National Pampering Day is that it will be in support to World Vision, The Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS), and Save Philippine Seas” added by Marketing Head of Nailaholics Mr. Amaro.




This is it- the date has been set OCTOBER 17 (Tuesday) from 10 am until 1 pm. The Nailaholics NATIONAL PAMPERING DAY 2017 is an epic giveaway that will happen in all Nailaholics Nail Salon & Spa branches. Keep stress at bay and it’s time to love yourself the Nailaholics way.


For more information visit www.nailaholics.com and check out the nailaholics branches near you plus the services they offer. 

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Nailaholics on Facebook, Twitter @_nailaholics and on Instagram @_nailaholics.



About NAILAHOLICS

Nailaholics Nail Salon and Spa is an urban destination that offers its customers an escape from the daily grind through its relaxing ambiance and exceptional pampering services. It currently has more than 50 branches nationwide, including in Gateway Mall, Eastwood Citywalk, Cash and Carry Makati, Harbor Point Mall Subic, SM Cebu, SM Bacolod, SM Lanang and UNIMART in Greenhills San Juan City.

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