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Tiger Lily Boutique joins Ladybird Lash on Hopkins Street in San Marcos

By Marie Albiges |

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Locally owned Ladybird Lash, which offers services such as eyelash extensions, facials, waxing, acupuncture and massage, has teamed up with Tiger Lily Boutique, a locally owned women’s vintage clothing boutique. Tiger Lily Boutique held a grand opening in the store that shares a space with Ladybird Lash at 120 W. Hopkins St., Ste. 101, San Marcos, on May 5.
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