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Threading is a precise, chemical-free method of removing unwanted hair, most often used to shape the eyebrows and to tidy the upper lip, chin, cheeks and sides of the…
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Tooth gems are small crystals, jewels or metal ornaments bonded to the front surface of a tooth to add a little sparkle to your smile. A well-fitted gem is applied…
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Ultrasound therapy is an energy-based skin treatment that uses high-frequency sound waves to work within the skin without breaking the surface. In beauty and aesthetic…
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Upper lip waxing is a quick, popular form of temporary hair removal that lifts fine to coarse hair from the root across the top lip. Warm (soft) or hot (hard) wax is…
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Vitamin injections deliver nutrients such as vitamin B12, vitamin D, vitamin C or a blend of B vitamins directly into a muscle (intramuscular) or, in some clinics, into…
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Volume lashes are a form of semi-permanent eyelash extension in which several very fine, lightweight synthetic lashes are fanned out and attached to a single natural…
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Waxing removes unwanted hair from the root using warm or hot wax, giving smooth skin that typically lasts longer than shaving because the hair has to regrow fully before…
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Wood therapy, also known as maderotherapy, is a vigorous body massage that uses specially shaped wooden tools such as rollers, contoured boards and suction-style cups…
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Eyelash extensions are individual synthetic (or faux-mink/silk-style) fibres attached one by one, or in lightweight fans, to your own natural lashes using a specialist…
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3D Nail Art
3D nail art is a decorative nail service where raised, sculpted details are built onto the nail to create texture and dimension rather than a flat painted design. A technician typically uses a gel, acrylic (a liquid-and-powder system) or a thicker sculpting gel to shape features such as flowers, bows, hearts, chrome accents, charms, gems or embossed patterns, then cures or sets them in place. The work usually sits on top of a gel polish, BIAB or acrylic base and can range from one subtle feature nail to a full set of intricate designs.