Threading is an ancient hair removal technique that uses 100% cotton thread to gently remove unwanted hair directly from the follicle. The result is beautifully smooth skin, precise shaping, and slower regrowth.

Loved for its incredible accuracy, threading can remove even the finest hairs that waxing often misses. Whether you're shaping your brows or removing facial hair, it delivers a clean, defined finish that's perfectly tailored to you.

No, threading can be used all over the face to remove any unwanted facial hair. Threading is able to remove even the finest hair making it an ideal solution for all facial hair removal.

Threading is the perfect way to achieve naturally beautiful brows with a shape that's uniquely tailored to you. This precise chemical free technique removes even the finest hairs to create clean lines, balanced arches, and a soft, natural finish. Gentle on the skin and long-lasting, it's the go-to choice for beautifully shaped brows and a smooth face.

Threading is a safe, gentle, and chemical-free hair removal method that's suitable for most skin types, including sensitive skin. Because it uses only 100% cotton thread, there's no heat, wax, or harsh chemicals involved, making it an excellent option for those who experience irritation from other hair removal methods. When performed by a trained therapist, threading provides precise, hygienic, and beautiful results.

A patch test involves applying a small amount of the products or performing a small part of the treatment to check for any signs of sensitivity or an allergic reaction before your service. While patch testing isn't mandatory, we recommend it before full face threading, brow lamination, lash tinting, and lash lifts, especially if you have sensitive skin or a history of allergies. As these treatments may cause irritation or an allergic reaction in some individuals, we recommend popping in for a complimentary patch test at least 24 hours before your service for added peace of mind.

While we do offer beauty treatments during pregnancy, every pregnancy is different. If you have any concerns or are unsure whether a treatment is right for you, we recommend consulting your healthcare provider before your appointment.

Brow lamination is a chemical treatment that gently softens and reshapes your natural brow hairs, allowing them to be styled into a fuller, more defined shape. Often giving the appearance of thicker brows.

For the health of your brows, please allow a minimum of 6 weeks between brow lamination treatments.

Brow lamination may not be suitable if you:

Have sensitive eyes. Have conjunctivitis (pink eye), a stye, or an eye infection. Have undiagnosed lumps, abrasions, cuts, or wounds around the eye or brow area. Have inflammation or swelling around the eyes. Have known allergies to brow, lash, or tinting products. Have had cosmetic injectables around the eye area within the past 7 days. Are currently undergoing chemotherapy or have completed treatment within the past 6 months.

Before & After Your Treatment

Avoid active skincare (such as retinol, AHAs, BHAs, or exfoliants) around the brow area for 24 hours before and after your treatment. Avoid applying self-tanner to the brow area for 24 hours before and after your appointment.

If you're unsure whether brow lamination is right for you, please pop in for a free consultation. We're always happy to help.

A lash lift is a chemical treatment that gently lifts and curls your natural lashes, creating the appearance of longer, more defined lashes.

For the health of your lashes, please allow a minimum of 6 weeks between lash lift treatments.

A lash lift may not be suitable if you:

Have had recent laser eye surgery (please wait 12 weeks). Have glaucoma. Have sensitive eyes. Have conjunctivitis (pink eye), a stye, or an eye infection. Have dry eyes. Suffer from hay fever, as excessive rubbing of the eyes after treatment may affect your results. Have had cosmetic injectables around the eye area within the past 7 days. Have known allergies to lash, brow, or tinting products. Have undiagnosed lumps, abrasions, cuts, or wounds around the eye area. Have inflammation or swelling around the eyes. Are currently undergoing chemotherapy or have completed treatment within the past 6 months.

If you're unsure whether a lash lift is suitable for you, please pop in for a complimentary consultation. We're always happy to help.