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Skin looked after, not lectured
A proper consultation, treatments chosen for your skin rather than off a list, and honest words about what will and will not change.
The salon
The rooms where treatments happen, and the quiet corner you wait in.
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Photo: Max Vakhtbovych / PexelsYour first appointment
No pressure to buy, and nothing done without asking.
- Step 1
A few questions
Your skin, anything it reacts to, and what you would like to change.
- Step 2
A look at your skin
Up close and in good light, before we suggest anything.
- Step 3
The treatment
Explained as we go, and stopped whenever you want.
- Step 4
What to do at home
A short routine, written down, with nothing you have to buy here.
What we do
Facials
Cleansed, treated and finished, chosen for what your skin is doing today.
Deep cleanse
Steam and extractions for congestion and blackheads, done gently and properly.
Skin courses
For congestion, dryness or dullness — several treatments with a plan, not one and hope.
Peels and exfoliation
Enzyme and acid peels and microdermabrasion, at the strength your skin will take.
Hydration and mature skin
Masks and massage for skin that feels tight, tired or thinner than it did.
Waxing and sugaring
Quick, careful and in a warm room, with aftercare that actually helps.
Brows
Shaped, tinted and laminated, and left looking like yours rather than drawn on.
Lashes
A lash lift and tint, or extensions applied one at a time and refilled rather than replaced.
Massage
Back, neck and shoulders, for the part of you that holds everything.
Hands and feet
Treatments that are about the skin rather than the polish.
Occasion makeup
For a wedding or a photograph, with a trial before the day.
Men's treatments
Same room, same care, no fuss about it.
Questions people ask
What should I book first?
A consultation. It takes half an hour, and you leave knowing what would help and what it costs.
Do I need a patch test?
For tinting and some treatments, yes, a couple of days before. We will tell you when you book.
How many treatments will I need?
For a course, usually several a few weeks apart, and we will say so before you start rather than after the first one.
Can I come if my skin is bad at the moment?
That is exactly when to come. Bring anything you are using and we will work around it.
Will it hurt?
Waxing stings for a second. A peel tingles. Everything else should be comfortable — tell us if it is not.
Do I have to buy products?
No. If something would genuinely help we will say so, once.
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Photo: Nico Becker / PexelsThe salonUnhurried treatments, in a quiet room
An hour here should feel like an hour off. The room is quiet, the phone is away, and nothing is rushed to fit another client in.
Skin changes with the season, with age and with what is going on in your life. We work with what yours is doing now rather than what a leaflet says it should be.
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When we are open
Late appointments on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
- Tuesday to Friday
- 9am – 7pm
- Saturday
- 9am – 4pm
- Sunday and Monday
- closed
Finding us
The address is below, with directions from wherever you are.
1 Example Street, Anytown
Not sure what you need?
Book a consultation. Half an hour, no obligation, and honest advice at the end of it.