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Mekini er en skønhedsklinik i Aalborg med fokus på stor rummelighed. Vi er selvfølgelig professionelle i det arbejde vi udfører, såsom ansigtsbehandlinger, hårfjerning, manicure og pedicure m.m., men derudover ligger vi stor vægt på at ALLE er velkomne og skaber en hyggelig atmosfære, hvor alle kan føle sig hjemme.
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Niels Ebbesensgade 4, 9000, Aalborg, Denmark
- 25 70 56 06
- info@mekini.dk
- mekini.dk
Super good service and quick delivery!
Good service, fast delivery and extra touches to the package (a little chocolate, a handwritten card and some free samples), which made it feel personal. Lovely touches :)
26 May 2022
Helt fantastisk sted at handle
Helt fantastisk sted at handle, så søde og venlige personaler og en super service
4 May 2020
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