Treatment guides

Microdermabrasion is a mechanical exfoliation treatment that gently buffs away the outermost layer of dead skin cells to reveal fresher, smoother skin beneath. It is usually carried out in two ways: a crystal system that sprays fine particles across the skin while vacuuming them away, or a diamond-tipped wand that abrades the surface. Both are non-invasive and work only on the very top layers, so it is very different from deeper treatments such as microneedling or medical dermabrasion.

An enzyme treatment is a gentle, acid-free exfoliating facial that uses natural fruit enzymes, typically from papaya, pineapple or pumpkin, to loosen the bonds that hold dead skin cells on the surface. As those cells lift away, the skin can look brighter, feel smoother and absorb serums and moisturisers more readily.

Full face waxing is a quick, effective way to remove unwanted hair from the whole face in one appointment, typically taking in the upper lip, chin, cheeks, sides of the face, brows and sometimes the forehead. Warm or hot wax is applied to small sections and removed to lift the hair out from the root, which leaves the skin smooth and slows visible regrowth compared with shaving or plucking.

Upper lip waxing is a quick, popular form of temporary hair removal that lifts fine to coarse hair from the root across the top lip. Warm (soft) or hot (hard) wax is applied to the small area, allowed to grip the hair, then removed to take the hairs with it. Because it removes hair below the surface, results usually last longer than shaving or depilatory creams, and regrowth often feels softer over time. Many people choose it for smooth skin ahead of make-up or simply for day-to-day confidence.