Our treatments, in detail

Four areas, all with safety checks before the first appointment.

Program 01 · Removed properly, not picked

Nails

Most nail damage blamed on gel is actually removal damage — peeling it off takes layers of the nail plate with it. We soak off properly, which takes longer and is the difference between healthy nails and the thin, bendy ones people assume gel caused.

  • 45 to 75 minutes
  • Adults
  • Per treatment
  • Nothing to prepare

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Stage 1 · Check

Nail and skin condition looked at.

Stage 2 · Prep

Cuticle work without cutting live skin.

Stage 3 · Apply

Thin layers, cured properly.

Stage 4 · Removal

Soaked off, never peeled.

Stage 1 · Patch test

At least 48 hours beforehand.

Stage 2 · Consultation

Eye health and contraindications.

Stage 3 · Treatment

Isolated properly, no stuck lashes.

Stage 4 · Aftercare

What to avoid for 24 hours.

Program 02 · Patch test, no exceptions

Lashes & brows

The patch test is not a formality. Tint and adhesive reactions can be severe and can develop in people who have had the treatment many times before. We will decline a tint for a returning client whose test is out of date, which occasionally annoys people and is not negotiable.

  • 30 to 120 minutes
  • Adults
  • Per treatment
  • Valid patch test

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Program 03 · Not with retinoids

Waxing & threading

Retinoids, acids, recent peels and some medications make skin lift during waxing, which means removing skin rather than hair. We ask what you have been using, and we will decline or thread instead — the inconvenience is small against the alternative.

  • 15 to 60 minutes
  • Adults
  • Per treatment
  • Disclose products used

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Stage 1 · What you use

Retinoids and acids matter.

Stage 2 · Honest decline

Where skin would lift.

Stage 3 · Treatment

Or threading as the safer option.

Stage 4 · Aftercare

Heat, friction and products to avoid.

Stage 1 · Skin check

Type, sensitivity and products used.

Stage 2 · Honest limits

What a facial will not fix.

Stage 3 · Treatment

To tolerance, not to intensity.

Stage 4 · Referral

To a GP where it is medical.

Program 04 · Cosmetic, not medical

Facials

A facial can leave skin clean, hydrated and calmer. It cannot treat acne, rosacea or eczema, and we will say so and point you to a pharmacist or GP rather than selling a course of treatments for a medical condition.

  • 45 to 75 minutes
  • Adults
  • Per treatment
  • Contraindication check

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First time with us?

Come in for a free consultation and patch test. The treatment follows 48 hours later.