Ms Lanka 2010 - Beauty for a Cause:

The search continues...

By MAHES Perera

Designer wear welcome to the guests at Ms Lanka 2009

The rush to be in the running to wear the glittering Ms Lanka 2010 crown has begun!

After the publication of the application form last week Technique International was taken aback at the amazing response. So hurry, don't be left out from the Search for the Most Beautiful Girl. We know it's hard to believe, but it well may be you - just imagine!

Beauty for a Cause is presented by Technique International in collaboration with Sunday Observer, Sri Lanka's leading newspaper with the largest circulation. The 16th Pageant entry coupon will close on July 14, and the colourful finals will be held in October. So with only a few weeks more to go for the closing date each coupon is a must-send for you. It's an opportunity not to be missed.

If you were 18 years on June 1 and even if you are married and you have that slyph figure then experience the magic world of being involved in a Beauty contest. Remember not only will you be crowned Ms Lanka, you also have the opportunity to wear the crown of Miss Sunday Observer.

There are also ten other Mini titles to be won - titles that will flatter your plus points. You need to be in the front row of the best and most exciting events in the glamour industry. Vie for it.

Ms Lanka - Beauty for a Cause is presented by Technique International in association with Sunday Observer The other sponsors are Pico event, Sterling Flowers, Softlogic and Trendy Wear. Gwendoline Kuhatheva Organiser of Ms Lanka 2010 appeals to corporate establishments to sponsor one Differently Abled Student each in Skilled Training.

It will make a difference to her world and it will undoubtedly enchance your world too.

Over the past fifteen years Technique International has been supporting many worthy causes such as the Mentally Retarded Children's Vocational Centre - Daya Mina; training differently abled (deaf person) in hair dressing and setting up a salon at the Ratmalana deaf school; assisted in the purchase of a Tonopen XL - the equipment required to measure the presure in an infant's eye; improved the facilities of the elders' home for the blind in Ambalantota.
 

The dancing in progress