内容摘要：, with people and objects suddenly launched across the cabin.

, with people and objects suddenly launched across the cabin.

However, the Covid lockdown made her rethink her career path.At the time, she was selling strip lashes but saw a gap in the market for affordable beauty solutions tailored to busy working mums.

"I was a busy mum with three kids. I didn't have time in the morning to fiddle around with putting my lashes on," she said.This inspired her to create DIY lash extensions that could be applied at home in clusters, offering a salon-quality look for a fraction of the cost.Investing somewhere between £500 and £1,000, she launched House of Amor in 2021.

The brand gained momentum when she began demonstrating her products on TikTok."At the beginning, I didn't know anything about marketing. I just ran with it because I had a product that I loved," she said.

Her lashes quickly went viral, leading to an overwhelming response.

Speaking to BBC Radio Bristol's John Darvall, she recalled her disbelief when she made 200 sales within six minutes of launching. "I sat and cried. I couldn't believe it. It was surreal."this year as part of an ongoing £317m project to reduce congestion and improve traffic flow.

The RAC urged those travelling to airports to leave "even earlier than usual" and said diversion routes will be in place.will allow for the installation of a new bridge on the roundabout of junction 10.

Among the road users affected will be many of those travelling to and from Heathrow and Gatwick.has advised drivers to avoid the area and complete "journeys in other ways" where possible, with delays likely along diversion routes.