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High frequency is a long-established beauty therapy treatment that uses a glass electrode filled with an inert gas, usually argon (which glows violet) or neon (which…
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Highlighting lightens selected sections of the hair to add depth, brightness and dimension. A colourist works through the hair using foils, a freehand painting technique…
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A Hollywood wax removes all the hair from the intimate area, front to back, including the labia and the buttock area. It differs from a Brazilian, which usually leaves a…
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Hot stone massage is a relaxing, complementary therapy that combines traditional massage with smooth, heated stones, usually basalt, which holds warmth well. The…
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HydraFacial is a branded, non-invasive facial that combines gentle mechanical exfoliation with the infusion of hydrating and antioxidant serums. It uses a patented…
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Hydrotherapy, also called aquatic therapy, is a complementary treatment that uses warm water to support gentle movement, muscle relaxation and general wellbeing…
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IPL, or intense pulsed light, uses broad-spectrum flashes of light to target colour (pigment) in the skin. Unlike a laser, which uses a single wavelength, IPL delivers a…
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IV vitamin drip therapy delivers a blend of fluids, vitamins and minerals directly into a vein through a cannula, usually in the arm or hand. Because it bypasses the…
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Indian head massage, sometimes called champissage, is a seated complementary therapy with roots in Ayurvedic tradition. Working through the upper back, shoulders, neck,…
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An infrared sauna uses infrared heaters to warm your body directly, rather than heating the surrounding air the way a traditional sauna does. Because of this, the cabin…