25th
May
Event
Introducing Cam’s Beauty Bar: Where Arts Meet Self-Care
Introducing Cam’s Beauty Bar at the Kenwick Centre—an innovative program offering self-care, relaxation, and empowerment for individuals with disabilities, where participants can enjoy skincare, face masks, and nail painting in a welcoming community.
Did you know that besides offering pamper weekends in Mandurah, we also have pamper days? At the Kenwick Centre, where creative spirits gather for the “Arts for Entrepreneurs” program every Monday, there’s a new addition that’s creating quite a buzz – Cam’s Beauty Bar. This innovative program, brought to life by Cameron’s inspiration, is transforming self-care into an art form. It’s not just a beauty bar; it’s a haven for relaxation, empowerment, and self-expression.
Cameron’s inspiration for Cam’s Beauty Bar came from a personal passion for skincare and a memorable experience at the Boshack Retreat where face masks brought joy to the crowd. As Cameron puts it in his own words, “I was inspired to do it based on my own hobby of doing skincare, and when we did face masks at the Boshack camp, I thought I would try to bring my hobby to the clients. I was really surprised to see how many clients participated and enjoyed it. 😊”
So what exactly is Cam’s Beauty Bar all about? It’s a place where both clients – wonderful individuals with disabilities, and their dedicated support workers – can come to cleanse their faces, moisturise, apply soothing face masks, and even paint their nails. It’s not just about beauty; it’s about pampering, self-confidence, and fostering a sense of community.
Cameron’s program has made its home at the Kenwick Community Centre and runs in tandem with the “Arts for Entrepreneurs” initiative. And although it’s only skincare and nails for now (think cleanser wipes, moisturizer, face masks, and a rainbow of nail polish colors), the response has been overwhelmingly positive. The participants not only enjoy the session but leave feeling relaxed, refreshed, and with a renewed sense of self-appreciation.
Cameron is enthusiastic about the future of Cam’s Beauty Bar and has plans to run it again in the upcoming months, possibly in November or December. It’s more than just a program; it’s a testament to the power of self-care and community-building.
But that’s not all. Cameron is open to receiving donations of skincare and beauty products to help it thrive and grow. So, if you have some extra supplies or products that you’d like to contribute to this fantastic initiative, feel free to reach out and make a difference. If you’re passionate about skincare and have a few beauty products to spare, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’ll make sure he gets them!
Cam’s Beauty Bar is not just a program; it’s a testament to the incredible potential for positive change when creativity, self-care, and community spirit come together. We can’t wait to see the future sessions and the amazing transformations they will bring. If you’re looking for an inspiring and heartwarming way to spend your Mondays, look no further than Cam’s Beauty Bar at the Kenwick Centre. Dates to be confirmed!
