MISS Gospel Bahamas Pageant is not obsessed with beauty, yet that doesn't mean contestants' make-up and skin won't look fabulous when they take to the stage of the Rainforest Theatre on July 31, to battle it out for the crown. On Tuesday, May 31, contestants of the 16th Annual Miss Gospel Bahamas Pageant visited John Bull's Marathon Mall location for a demonstration on proper skin care and make-up application. The event was organised by store manager, Natasha Pratt and hosted by assistant store manager Shelly Toote along with beauty advisors Andrea Donaldson and Rovell Delancey-Butler. The presentation aimed to advise the ladies on proper skin care befor ...

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