The Lash Spa Location

Here’s where we are on the map. Just a few streets back from Stocklands Shopping Centre and a few more to Burleigh Beach in the other direction. We’re also a 15 minute walk from the popular James Street in Burleigh Heads.

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0434 146 265

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26 Dabchick Drive

Burleigh Waters, 4220

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Open Everyday

8:00AM – 7:00PM

The Lash Spa Location

Address: 26 Dabchick Dr, Burleigh Waters, Gold Coast, Queensland, 4220, AU
Telephone: 0434 146 265

Here’s where we are on the map. Just a few streets back from Stocklands Shopping Centre and a few more to Burleigh Beach in the other direction. We’re also around a 15 minute walk from the popular James Street in Burleigh Heads.

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26 Dabchick Dr,
Burleigh Waters, QLD 4220

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0434 146 265

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melissa@thelashspa.com.au

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