Treatment guides

BIAB, short for Builder in a Bottle, is a soak-off builder gel applied over your natural nails and cured under a UV or LED lamp. It sits somewhere between a standard gel…

Braiding is a styling technique in which sections of hair are interlaced into patterns such as box braids, cornrows, knotless braids, fishtails or feed-in styles, often…

Ear seeding, also called auricular acupressure, is a gentle complementary therapy rooted in traditional Chinese medicine. Tiny seeds (traditionally from the Vaccaria…

Percussion therapy, sometimes called percussive or vibration therapy, uses a handheld device (often known as a massage gun) to deliver rapid, repeated pulses into the…

A spray tan is a form of sunless tanning that gives your skin a golden, sun-kissed look without any exposure to UV. A fine mist of solution is applied to the skin,…

Gel polish is a long-wearing nail coating that is painted on much like ordinary varnish, then set (cured) under a UV or LED lamp so it hardens on the nail. Because it…

Nail extensions add length and shape to your natural nails using a hard-setting product built over a tip or a form. The main systems are acrylic (a liquid and powder…

A blow dry is a salon service where freshly washed hair is dried and styled using a hairdryer and a brush to create smooth, shaped or voluminous results. It is one of…

Cryotherapy uses very cold air to cool the body for a short time. In a whole-body session you stand in a chamber or open-topped cabin, usually for around two to three…

Curling iron and flat iron styling uses heated tools to reshape the hair, either smoothing it straight or forming waves and curls. A flat iron (straightener) presses…