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Laser lipo, also called laser lipolysis, is a non-surgical body treatment offered in many UK salons and clinics. In the beauty setting it usually means non-invasive low…
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A lash lift is a semi-permanent treatment that reshapes your own natural lashes, curling them upwards from the root so they look longer, more open and beautifully…
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Lava shell massage is a warming, relaxing body treatment that uses smooth Tiger Clam shells as a natural alternative to traditional hot stones. The therapist places a…
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Lip blush is a form of semi-permanent make-up, which means it is a cosmetic tattoo. A trained artist uses a fine needle to deposit small amounts of pigment into the…
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A deep cleansing facial is a professional treatment designed to clear congestion, lift away dead skin cells and leave the complexion looking fresher and more even. It…
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Fat cavitation, also called ultrasonic or ultrasound cavitation, is a non-invasive body-contouring treatment. A handheld device sends low-frequency ultrasound waves into…
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An oxygen facial is a gentle, non-invasive skincare treatment that aims to cleanse, hydrate and refresh the complexion. After cleansing and sometimes light exfoliation,…
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A prescriptive nail service is a consultation-led manicure or pedicure that is tailored to the health and condition of your natural nails rather than following a fixed…
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RF microneedling combines two things: fine needles that create tiny channels in the skin, and radiofrequency (RF) energy delivered through those needles to heat the…
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Root Touch-Up
A root touch-up is a targeted colour service that recolours only the new regrowth at the roots, usually the first two to three centimetres, so it blends seamlessly with your existing colour. It is the most common way to keep permanent colour, grey coverage or a solid base looking fresh between full-head appointments. Because hair typically grows around a centimetre a month, most people return every four to six weeks, though this varies with your natural colour, how much grey you have and how sharp the contrast is.