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Sports massage is a firm, focused form of massage that works on the muscles, tendons and connective tissue using techniques such as deep stroking, kneading, trigger…
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Barbering covers cutting, clipping, styling and grooming, traditionally for shorter hair and beards, and now for anyone who wants precise, tailored work. A typical visit…
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Blemish removal, often called advanced electrolysis or advanced cosmetic procedures, uses a fine probe to deliver a tiny amount of heat energy (short-wave diathermy or…
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High Frequency
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 glows orange). When the electrode passes over the skin it carries a gentle, rapidly alternating low electrical current and produces a small amount of ozone. It is most often used as a finishing step within a facial, particularly for skin that is oily, congested or prone to breakouts, because the ozone has a mild purifying effect and the current is said to encourage circulation. There are two common methods.
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Nipple tattooing, also known as areola micropigmentation or 3D nipple tattooing, uses cosmetic tattoo pigment to recreate the look of a natural nipple and areola. It is…
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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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"Non-medical fillers" is a phrase you will see used for filler-style treatments offered outside a clinical setting, most often needle-free "hyaluron pen" devices that…
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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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Luxury Pedicure
A luxury pedicure is an extended, pampering version of a standard pedicure that cares for the feet, nails and lower legs while adding a spa-like experience. Alongside the usual soak, nail shaping, cuticle tidying and hard-skin softening, a luxury treatment typically includes an exfoliating scrub, a nourishing mask, a longer relaxing massage of the feet and calves, and a polish or gel finish if wanted. Some salons add warm booties, hot towels or a paraffin wax dip to leave skin especially soft.
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Acupuncture is a complementary therapy rooted in traditional Chinese medicine, in which very fine, single-use sterile needles are inserted into specific points on the…