Treatment guides

Aromatherapy is a complementary therapy that uses concentrated plant extracts, known as essential oils, to support relaxation and a general sense of wellbeing. It is most often delivered as an aromatherapy massage, where oils are blended into a carrier oil and worked into the skin, though oils may also be inhaled or used in a diffuser. A trained aromatherapist chooses and dilutes oils to suit you on the day, so a session can be tailored towards feeling calmer, more uplifted or less tense, and the pressure of any massage can be adjusted to your preference.

Electrolysis is a method of permanent hair removal that treats one hair at a time. A very fine sterile probe is slid into the natural opening of the hair follicle, alongside the hair, and a tiny amount of energy is released to disable the cells responsible for regrowth. The hair is then eased out with tweezers. It is the only hair-removal method recognised by professional bodies as capable of permanently removing hair, and unlike laser or IPL it works on any hair colour, including grey, red, white and fair hair, and on all skin tones.