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Bold and eye-catching flyer design for Newton Best Barber Shop based in Lekki Phase II, Lagos.
The goal was to create a professional, modern promotional flyer that showcases their premium haircut styles and attracts local customers.
✅ What I delivered:
Clean layout with high-quality haircut images
Clear display of services (Hair Cut, Hair Colouring, Home Service, Shaving & Trimming, Clipper Maintenance)
Contact and location integration for easy customer reach
Print-ready & social media ready version (1080x1350px)
Designed to increase walk-in clients and Instagram bookings for the barber shop.
Tools: Pixellab /Corel Draw / Canva
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