Waxing, tinting, facials and cryotherapy treatments.
Waxing
| Eyebrows | $20 |
| Lip and chin | $20 |
| Full face | $35 |
| Bikini | $40 |
| French bikini | $50 |
| Brazilian bikini | $60–70 |
| Full leg | $80 |
| Lower leg | $50 |
| Upper leg | $55 |
| Full arm | $55 |
| Half arm | $35 |
| Back | $65 |
| Chest | $65 |
| Underarms | $35 |
Tinting & Extras
| Eyebrow tint | $25 |
| Eyelash tint | $25 |
| Pedicure | $75 |
| Nail polish change | $25 |
Facials
Hydralessence Treatment
1h — $150For dehydrated skin. Deeply hydrates, soothes and rebalances the skin.
Nutmilessence Treatment
1h — $150For very dry skin. Intensely nourishes, repairs the skin and boosts its natural defences.
Calmessence Treatment
1h — $140For sensitive, reactive skin. Soothes and comforts the skin, reduces irritation and redness.
Elastine Treatment
1h — $150For skin with superficial wrinkles. Revitalizes the skin and smoothes out fine lines for suppleness and elasticity.
Time Resist Treatment
1h — $160For deep wrinkles and anti-aging. Smoothes facial features, revitalizes the skin and fills wrinkles.
Le Grand Classique
75m — $150For tired skin lacking radiance and prone to blackheads. Detoxifies the skin, brightens and clarifies the complexion, and unclogs pores.
Dermaplaning Facial
75m — $130Greatly removes dead skin cells and fine facial hairs, brightening and smoothing the skin.
Cryotherapy
Freezpen
Freezpen provides a safe, quick and effective solution for all benign lesions, including:
- Sunspots
- Age spots
- Skin tags
- Warts
- Seborrheic keratosis
- Fibroma
- Milia
- Sebaceous hyperplasia
- Molluscum
| Simple, small lesion | $20–90 |
| Multi-lesion session | $200–300 |
Aftercare
After a cryotherapy treatment, you may experience some redness, skin flaking, peeling and itchiness — this is normal. The treated area will form a scab, which will fall off naturally within 1–2 weeks. You may also notice your skin is red and swollen; this is normal and will go away within a couple of hours.
- Don't try to remove the blister yourself — this could lead to infection.
- Wait for the scab to fall off by itself within 1–2 weeks.
- Allow skin to heal completely within 2–3 weeks.
- Avoid rubbing the area, as this may cause bruising or irritation.