Local beauty salon and Local Mums’ favourite pampering place The May Tree has spent a month raising money for breast cancer research.
The feel-good factor provided by luxury treatments and the horror of breast cancer may not be topics we usually put in the same news story. However The May Tree beauty salon in Carshalton was determined to use its hugely popular services to highlight the disease last month.
On Fridays throughout the month The May Tree offered free treatments in return for donations to Breakthrough Breast Cancer. The mums’ favourite beauty salon raised over £700 through sales of raffle tickets and pampering treatments in aid of the charity.
“We would like to thank everyone who joined us in supporting Breast Cancer Awareness this month,” said The May Tree owner Wendy May. “And a big thank you to Jade, our Junior Therapist, who painted nails every Friday throughout October!”
“We really hope all our clients enjoyed all the goodies,” continues Wendy, “especially Pamela Macklin who won our raffle prize - worth over £200!”
As well as supporting Breast Cancer Breakthrough, The May Tree is well-known in our area for supporting local schools. “We try our upmost to support local schools and fundraise for our local area,” says Wendy.
The May Tree was established on Westmead Corner in Carshalton in 2001 and has grown a loyal and extensive client base among local mums.
“Our clients have usually come by recommendation,” explains Wendy, “which we feel reflects excellent service and reputation. We are passionate about our salon and this is reflected in the quality of our treatments, the expertise of our staff and our relaxing surroundings.”
If you fancy trying out some of the highly recommended treatments in the gorgeous local surroundings of The May Tree why not give Wendy and her team a ring and book yourself a treat?
Read Carshalton Mums’ reviews of The May Tree and find out more about their treatments.
Contact Wendy at The May Tree on 020 8770 7014 or visit their website: www.themaytreebeauty.co.uk for more details of the treatments available.
This article was first published on www.carshaltonmums.com