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Sindiswa has won a Dawn Life Makeover

Sindiswa Nono from the Eastern Cape is the second winner of Dawn’s amazing R100 000 life makeover prize!

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Say hello to Sindiswa, a 28-year old from East London, who is eager to further her studies with the life-changing prize she won from Dawn. Sindiswa hopes to study human resources, auditing or marketing, as she loves working with people. She is also passionate about fashion and could even see herself being a part-time fashion designer one day.

Sindiswa wants to be more involved in charity work and to be an inspirational role model to other women in her community. For fun, she loves cooking and baking, spending time with her mom, going to the movies and church on Sundays.

The prize will help Sindiswa get a qualification and find a good-paying job. It also comes with a health and wellness assessment to help her understand the importance of nutrition and to boost her self-confidence.

Q: WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY?
A: Spending time with my family and the chance to be well-educated.

Q: HOW IS THIS PRIZE GOING TO IMPROVE YOUR LIFE FOR THE BETTER?
A: I will become financially independent and will be able to support my family.

Q: WHICH DAWN PRODUCT IS YOUR FAVOURITE?
A: Dawn’s Aloe Vera body lotion is by far my favourite product. It lasts throughout the day due to the glycerine it contains and also has added vitamins A and E.

HER PRIZE INCLUDES
CAREER AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
Dawn will help and guide Sindiswa to pursue her chosen career, which will allow her to find a good job so she can help her family financially.

FULL MAKEOVER
Sindiswa will receive a full makeover, which includes a shopping spree to give her a new wardrobe, a trendy hair-do as well as a photo shoot.

HEALTH AND WELLNESS
She will also receive consultations from a dietician to help her become healthier and gain more self-confidence.

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