HIL Cook

IT'S BACK AND BIGGER THAN EVER!!!!! Our FREE family event is back on Friday 26 May 7pm at Walter Nash Centre, Taita. Turn up with the whānau for a night of your favourite movie music LIVE with Orchestra Wellington, Signature Choir Wellington and more! Hosted by the brilliant Chris Lam Sam.

Win a complete permanent brow procedure!

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Enter the prize and get ready for a new set of brows or gift your loved one with the best brow treatment! Value of $700.00!

Prize: Complete permanent brow procedure (2 sessions – 6 weeks apart).

Conditions:
1- Draw: 20/05/2023
2- The winner will be publicly announced on our instagram page and contacted through private message;
3- The first session will be carried out in June 2023
4- The second session will be carried out 6 weeks after the first session;
5- The exact date of each session will be agreed between the winner and TheGoodBrow&Scalp and the latter will have the final decision on the appropriate date;
6- If the winner isn't available for the first session in June he/she will lose the prize;
7- If the winner can’t undergo through the procedure due to health reasons, he/she will lose the prize, but can pass onto friend/family, prize is not redeemable for cash.
8- The procedure will have to be carried out at TheGoodBrow&Scalp facilities in Wainuiomata;
9 - Must not have had any previous tattoo brow work.

This Autumn I'm reflecting, writng music and planning for the rest of 2023 to be exciting, a bit adventurous and truely inspiring!🤍
📷 Amber Griffin Photography
MU HIL Cook

I thought I would share this photo I made with my lovely friend Suzanne and her gorgeous daughter Lulu with makeup by the amazing Hil Cook - Makeup, hair & prosthetic artists and assistance by my son Niko.

I wanted to create a work that tells the story of the many expectations put upon mothers to be beautiful goddesses while also perfect nurturing mothers. Who hasn’t felt pulled every which way and wished for a second set of hands while parenting small people! I originally visualised having a baby sitting on top of her mothers head with mum as a Greek statue. On the day however, little Lulu was rather freaked out by her painted Mum and not that keen on being on her head. So as it always seems to happen with creative shoots we rolled with what was working.

Suzanne was an absolute trooper and she really did look like a statue thanks to the amazing work of Hil Cook - Makeup, hair & prosthetic artists who totally got my vision and made it happen. Hil was also kind enough to let my son Niko who is an aspiring makeup artist assist her 🙂

The milk in case anyone is wondering, symbolises the feeling of having the life drained out of you- which is something I felt a lot when my kids were small!

Thanks to Suzanne, Lulu, Hil and Niko for indulging my crazy idea:)

This photo got a silver award at the recent IRIS awards.