Treatment guides

Radiofrequency, often shortened to RF, is a non-invasive treatment that uses controlled electromagnetic energy to gently heat the deeper layers of the skin. Raising the…

Reflexology is a complementary therapy that involves applying gentle, targeted pressure to specific points on the feet, and sometimes the hands, face or ears. It is…

Reiki is a gentle, complementary relaxation therapy that began in Japan in the early twentieth century. During a session the practitioner rests their hands lightly on,…

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…

A salt cave is a purpose-built room lined with salt, where you relax while a device called a halogenerator disperses a fine, dry salt aerosol into the air for you to…

Scalp micropigmentation (SMP), sometimes called scalp pigmentation or a hair tattoo, is a cosmetic tattooing technique. A trained practitioner deposits tiny dots of…

A scalp facial is a treatment that cares for the skin on your head much as a facial cares for the face. A typical session begins with a look at your scalp, sometimes…

Semi-permanent make-up (also called permanent cosmetics, micropigmentation or cosmetic tattooing) implants small amounts of pigment into the upper layers of the skin to…

Single process colour is a permanent or semi-permanent hair colour applied in one step, usually an all-over base colour worked from root to tip or a root regrowth touch…

Skin boosters are injectable treatments that place tiny amounts of hyaluronic acid, and sometimes other hydrating or skin-conditioning ingredients, into the skin to…