Treatment guides

A carbon laser facial, often called a Hollywood Peel, is a non-invasive skin treatment that combines a layer of medical-grade liquid carbon with a Q-switched Nd:YAG…

Cellulite treatment covers a range of non-invasive salon and clinic techniques aimed at softening the dimpled, 'orange-peel' look that often appears on the thighs,…

A chemical peel uses a solution of acids to loosen and lift the outermost layers of skin, encouraging fresher cells to come through. It is a form of controlled…

Chinese cupping is a traditional complementary therapy in which cups are placed on the skin and a vacuum is created inside them, either with a hand pump, a rubber…

Clip-in extensions are wefts of hair fitted with small pressure clips that snap onto your own hair to add instant length, thickness or a flash of colour. They are the…

Colour correction is specialist hair colouring that puts right a colour result you are not happy with, or takes hair from one place to a very different one. It covers a…

A consultation is a dedicated appointment where you and a practitioner talk through what you would like to achieve before any treatment goes ahead. It is the single most…

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…

Cupping is a complementary therapy in which special cups are placed on the skin to create gentle suction. Practitioners use it to draw up the soft tissue, with the aim…

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…