Join us for our second event in the series of Born’s Trans Takeover. This time we are taking over the Ann Summers store with an exclusive shopping event which includes 10% off* all items, plus a free expert bra fitting service, will be available, by a fellow trans person who will be able to advise even the most novice of us. The event will start at the welcoming Taurus Bar and Kitchen on Canal Street, Manchester at 7:30pm on the 9th December 2015, with a Champagne reception and wonderful music from a local, talented Jazz quartet. Renowned makeup artist and performer Grace Oni Smith will be joining us to help with any makeup or trans related questions you may have. After we have all had our fill of Champagne chat and jazz we will hot foot it over to Ann Summers for 9pm to indulge in luxury shopping, browsing and of course the bra fitting advice by Ann Summers’ trans person. Ann summers are opening exclusively for Born until 10pm. Born will be offering 20% off all services on the day for anyone wanting to book in with us before the event. Born’s doors open at 7am and the last booking will at 3pm. Appointments will go quickly so book early to avoid disappointment. About Ann Summers Ann Summers is a British multinational retailer company specialising in sex toys and lingerie, with over 140 high street stores in the UK, Ireland, the Channel Islands and Spain. In 2000, Ann Summers acquired the Knickerbox brand, a label with an emphasis on more comfortable and feminine underwear, while the Ann Summers-labelled products tend to be more erotic in style. 89 Halle Mall, Manchester Arndale Centre Visit the Ann Summers website by clicking here About Taurus Bar & Kitchen Stripped back to its industrial roots, and very much at the beating heart of the gay community, Taurus is a drinking and dining experience, uniting the vibe of Manchester’s Northern Quarter with the refinement of Spinningfields, and adding its own touch of Canal Street charm. 1 Canal St, Manchester, Lancashire M1 3HE Visit Taurus Bar's website by clicking here Grace Oni Smith Grace is Born’s style director. Not only does she work with our clients but also manages the Born creative team. Grace has been a make-up artist for over nine years specialising in trans beauty. From an early age Grace had been enthralled by the transformative power of make-up. The difference that can be achieved by applying colour, texture and shade to the face and body still amazes her, and has fuelled her career as a make-up artist. Grace has a particular interest in facial feminisation as she is a transgendered woman. Having worked in a number of industries, including film and theatre, Grace has learned to deliver a bespoke, high standard service in a variety of fast paced and demanding environments. From spectacular other worldly transformations to subtle touches of drama for everyday wear, she can develop the look you desire. Sam Marshall Our resident "Beauty Guru" Sam will be on hand to offer advise on all this beauty. A recognised voice in the beauty industry, Sam will be offering file and polishes and ear piercing on the day. She will also be guiding you on how to shape your brows, whether for adaptability or creating that perfect feminine shape. Sam, who teaches all things waxing will be talking hair removal and discussing the best methods for you. If your skin needs some TLC she can analyse and recommend for a glowing complexion. Visit the Born website by clicking here *Discount not to be used in conjunction with any other offer or sale product. Valid only between 9-10pm on 09/12/15 at Ann Summers Manchester.
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