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PFDC L’Oréal Paris Bridal Week officially commencing today, 4th September 2018.
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PFDC L’Oréal Paris Bridal Week officially commencing today, 4th September 2018.
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The program aims to transform 100 salons across Pakistan by the end of 2018.
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Mahira Khan is the second Pakistani to represent Pakistan at Cannes. The first being Adnan Siddiqui.
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L'Oréal Paris Excellence ‘Ambassador of Fashion’ collaboration with Ali Xeeshan
Skin Kissed
"I googled ‘tanning in Pakistan’ and guess what I came across, ‘tan removers.’"
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L’Oréal Professionnel, a pioneer in hairdressing from Paris, brought the global IT LOOKS for 2017 to Lahore. Read all about it.
Fashion / Hair Escapades
Just use the brands we recommend, and you will not have to regret it.
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Team Kluchit saves you from wasting your hard-earned money. A must-read for every girl.
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Team Kluchit guides you on your way to having the most ravishing skin and the most attractive looks this summer. Read on for more details.
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L’Oréal Pakistan celebrated Women Achievements at the 2016 WOW Festival, in collaboration with the British Council and London’s Southbank Centre. Read on to find out more.
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Pakistan LO’real Paris Bridal Week was celebrated and showcased for the fifth consecutive year. The event brought together some of the biggest names in the fashion industry of Pakistan. The event was hosted by Natasha Hussain. The Kluchit clan was there to capture all the happenings for its readers.
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L’Oréal Paris, the world’s leading beauty brand, celebrated the first of its kind ‘Ambassador of Fashion’ platform through a brunch hosted by L’Oréal Paris Excellence Crème and acclaimed couturier Nomi Ansari at Café Verde in Karachi.
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The saga of ‘The Red Lipstick” goes back to as long as one can remember. Starting with Ancient Mesopotamian women crushing gemstones to embellish their lips, to the Egyptians crushing carmine and ants over beeswax to decorate their lips. The “red lipstick” has come a long way since then.