
Nails
Gel, extensions, art and the pedicure people come back for.
- Classic manicure
- Gel polish — hands
- Gel extensions
- Full bridal set
Most salons make you choose — good machines or kind ingredients. We run both, properly, and we will tell you which one your skin actually needs.
Jaipur · Nails · Skin · Hair · Bridal
Most salons in Jaipur are one of two things. A chrome-and-machines chain, where the equipment is real, the formulations are harsh and everyone walks out with the same treatment. Or a herbal parlour, where the ingredients are kind and the craft is simply not there.
We run both sides, properly. Korean machines and Korean formulations for the work that needs technology behind it. Herbs, clays and oils blended in-house for the work that does not.
The useful part is knowing which is which. So we read your skin, hair or nails before we book anything, and we say so plainly when the treatment you came in asking for is the wrong one for you.


Gel, extensions, art and the pedicure people come back for.

Korean machines, Korean formulations, and a skin reading before anything.

Cut, colour, smoothening and scalp work — plus honest refusals.

Low-temperature waxing, polishing and de-tan, all single-use.

The register
Four of the 12. Each is built around a single plant, and each one names the rest of the bowl.

On the shelf
Turmeric, Saffron, Holy basil, Damask rose, Kansa, Bhringraj, Brahmi, Hibiscus, Henna, Sesame, Ashwagandha, Eucalyptus
Crocus sativus · Saffron
Our slowest facial. Saffron-infused oil worked in over forty minutes of lymphatic massage, finished with a kansa wand.
For skin · 80 min
Saffron, Manjistha, Lotus, Sesame oil, Goat milk
Curcuma longa · Turmeric
Lifts dullness and evens tone over a course, using the same paste Rajasthani households have used before weddings for generations.
For skin · 60 min
Turmeric, Chickpea flour, Sandalwood, Raw milk, Rose water
Eclipta alba · Bhringraj
Warm oil pressed into the scalp section by section, then steamed. The treatment most of our regulars book monthly.
For hair & scalp · 50 min
Bhringraj, Amla, Curry leaf, Coconut oil, Fenugreek
Sesamum indicum · Sesame
A continuous thread of warm oil across the forehead for twenty-five minutes. Most people fall asleep.
For the body · 70 min
Sesame oil, Brahmi, Ashwagandha, Jatamansi


What we hold to
Herb pastes oxidise. Ours are ground and mixed on the day, which is why they smell of the plant rather than of preservative.
No parabens, no synthetic fragrance, no PPD, no ammonia, no metallic salts. The full ingredient list is on the wall and we will read it to you.
Herbs are slower than acids and they cannot do everything. If your concern needs the machines next door, we will say so.
Full ingredient lists, prices and who each one suits are on the rituals page.

Every first visit starts here
Magnified reading, hydration and pigment mapping. No charge, no obligation.
Complimentary
25 min
A vortex tip runs water and suction across the skin, lifting what is sitting in the pore and carrying serum back in on the same pass. No squeezing, no scraping.
Controlled warmth taken below the surface to stimulate collagen. It works over a course rather than in one sitting, and we will say so before you book.
A very low current worked along the muscles of the face, for definition through the cheek and jaw. Most people feel almost nothing.
Fixed wavelengths held steady for the length of a session — blue on active breakouts, red for repair. Painless, and cumulative rather than instant.

Course pricing available — ask at consultation.
On the machine menu
Vortex cleanse, exfoliate and serum infusion · 60 min
Gentler resurfacing, no downtime · 50 min
For dull, tired or smoke-exposed skin · 55 min
Jawline and cheek definition · 60 min
Collagen stimulation · 70 min
Scrubber plus extraction · 50 min
2 more machine treatments, along with peels, nano infusion and dermaplaning, sit on the full skin menu.

None of this is right for every face. If your skin is reactive, or in the middle of something, the reading will usually send you to the herb side of the studio instead — and we would rather tell you that on the first visit than sell you a course.
Book the skin readingThe run-up
Skin reading, hair analysis, and the course begins. Colour and smoothening happen now, not later.
Trial makeup and hair, photographed in daylight and in flash. Nail shape decided.
Final facial — hydrating only. Full-body waxing and de-tan. Nothing new on your skin from here.
Mehndi, so the stain has time to deepen. Manicure and pedicure.
We arrive three hours before you need to be ready, and we stay until you leave for the venue.

Mehndi is booked separately and usually two days before, so the stain has time to darken.

The one we recommend
Begins three months out
Our proper course. Three months is long enough to correct pigmentation, settle acne, and grow hair out of whatever the last salon did to it.
Plus 3 more, listed in full on the bridal page.
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A fourth sample. Six of these fill the marquee on the home page without repeating; the reviews page shows all of them.
A fifth sample. Mixed ratings are fine to publish — a wall of nothing but five stars reads as bought.
A sixth sample. Keep the service name accurate — it is used to group reviews on the reviews page.
Replace this text with a real client review. Keep it to two or three sentences — the cards read best when they are specific about one treatment rather than general praise.
A second sample. Reviews that mention what the client came in with, and what changed, are far more persuasive than reviews that only say the staff were lovely.
A third sample. If a client sends a photograph and is happy for it to be published, add it and the card will use their picture instead of these initials.
Founder & Lead Artist
Supriya opened Revive Studio after a decade of watching clients choose between two bad options: a salon with good machines and harsh formulations, or a herbal parlour with kind ingredients and no craft.
She trained on Korean skin technology, then spent two years working with Ayurvedic practitioners to build treatments that hold up to the same standard — measurable results, nothing on the ingredient list you would not eat.
She still takes the first consultation for every bridal client herself.

We are finalising the studio address. Call or message us and we will send you the location and a pin.
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