Hair stylist Yuki Black is offering our readers an exclusive discount

Bride looking into the distance smiling
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Yuki Black is a professional hair stylist based in Cambridge. “I often travel around East Anglia and the surrounding counties,” adds Yuki. “I graduated from Japan Hair and Beauty college in Osaka in 2006 and my extensive training in Japan opened the doors for me to travel to salons across the world. During my 18 years of experience, I have lived in Australia, New Zealand, and Canada and achieved my ambition of working in one of the UK’s biggest salons, Headmasters. There I was promoted to master hair designer and was invited to join the exclusive art team, where members work for events such as London Fashion Week. I now focus on bridal beauty and feel lucky to be part of a bride’s big day. It’s always so emotional for me to see my bride’s reaction after my work is done. I make sure my brides feel relaxed so you and your girls can just sit back and enjoy a glass of bubbles (or more!) together on such an exciting morning.”

Yuki offers her services for the whole wedding party and has a wedding package available which includes a trial for three different styles and hair for the big day.

Exclusively for Your East Anglian Wedding, Yuki is offering the first 10 readers who email hello@yukiblackhairstylist.com and mentions the magazine a 10 per cent discount. The offer is valid for couples getting married between September 2024 and May 2025.

To see more of Yuki’s work, visit www.yukiblackhairstylist.com

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