Some of these photographs are the studio’s own work. The rest is reference imagery — the direction a treatment is aiming at rather than a finished appointment — and we would rather tell you that than let a grid of pictures suggest otherwise. New work is posted to Instagram before it lands here.
Newest first
Gel, builder gel, extensions and the art that goes on top. Shape is the part that decides how a set wears — colour is the easy bit.
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Machines, hands and the quiet parts of a facial — a mask going on, the tools laid out, skin at the end of a course rather than the end of an hour.
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Cut, colour, and the condition underneath both. Colour reads differently in every light, so take these as direction rather than a swatch.
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Bring a picture
A photograph is the quickest way to tell us what you are after, and the quickest way for us to tell you whether your hair or your nail bed will hold it.
Bring the one you like to the consultation. If it is not going to work on you, we would rather say so before we start than halfway through.
Herbs before they become a paste. Half of what happens in this studio looks more like a kitchen than a salon, and that is rather the point.
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Mehndi, hair, jewellery and the finished face. Bridal is planned months out and quoted as a package, so a picture here is the end of a long conversation.
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Where you will actually sit — the floor, the pedicure lounge, and the colour wall most people end up standing in front of for a while.
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