Blog: Mynx Lash Atelier & Institute Celebrates Grand Opening

(l:r) Mynx Lash Atelier & Institute’s Evelyn Argueta, Karen Gonzales, Ricky Nottham, Layla Nottham, Hannah DePadua, Michelle Johns, Katherine Chunga let their beauty emerge with City of Gaithersburg Mayor Jud Ashman at the grand opening of their brand-new institute in Gaithersburg.
(photo credit: Laura Rowles, Director of Marketing, Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber)

Mynx Lash Atelier & Institute owner and CEO, Layla Nottham, started the business in the basement of her parent’s home, and now is the owner of a very chic, sleek, artsy, and savvy studio in Gaithersburg. Mynx was built from a humble foundation, and has transformed into a place for the community to come in and feel at home while transforming themselves through the art of beauty.

The Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce (GGCC) conducted a ribbon-cutting ceremony and joined Mynx Lash Atelier & Institute to celebrate the grand opening of their institute located at 615 S. Frederick Avenue, R5, Gaithersburg.

Mynx is a beauty salon specializing in luxury lash services and full body hair removal using organic and natural sugar wax. They offer basic fundamental and advanced lash courses, taught by their home instructors, as well as specialty courses taught by instructors around the country. They also provide organic airbrush tanning services, available for year-round use, or competitive use. Learn more at the Mynx Lash Atelier website.

The GGCC is active in providing business-to-business networking opportunities throughout the year: a collective voice in local, regional, and state legislative affairs, professional development opportunities and other services that enhance the business environment.

About Laura Rowles

Laura authors the blog Your Success is Our Business on MyMCMedia. Laura is the Director of Events & Marketing for the Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce - a member-based organization of businesses that have joined together for the purpose of promoting the civic, commercial and industrial progress in our communities. The area's economic well-being is a result of the caliber of work that is done by the Chamber. The Chamber has a major impact on business, income and future growth of the area. My position at the Chamber - Director of Events & Marketing - affords me the opportunity to plan quality events for our Members and market the Chamber is a variety of avenues. At the GGCC, we typically have around 30 events each year including: breakfasts, lunches, after-five's, ribbon cuttings and special events. The consensus is we have high quality events with good energy. In 2012, we had over 2,040 people visit our events. Most our events are free to Members so securing sponsorships for all events. Additionally, I am responsible for planning networking, overseeing the budget and marketing of all events in order to make them successful. Lastly, I coordinate all marketing and communication efforts of the GGCC including weekly email blasts, its quarterly newsletter, all social media platforms, media relations and community outreach.

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