From the studio
Beauty notes & skin insights
Honest, practical advice from Kelly on treatments, skincare, and what actually works.
New every three days
A studio note is published every three days. The next one goes up on 21 October 2026.
What a hair-removal visit includes
Hair removal stays in a private room, with the guide price said before anything starts. This is what that visit is for, and what the menu ranges mean.
Read the noteWhich eye treatment to book
The eye area is thinner than the rest of the face, so it has its own menu. Here is how the four options differ, before you pick one on WhatsApp.
Read the noteHow booking and payment work
A booking is a WhatsApp message to the outlet you want. Payment is said in advance: cash, PayNow, PayLah, card, and CDC vouchers.
Read the noteBody treatments, and how long they take
Body sessions are timed on the menu so you know how long to allow. This is what each one is, and what it costs as a guide.
Read the noteBrightening and skin tags: what is realistic
Tone, a double chin, and a skin tag are specific requests. Kelly looks at the area first and says what a session can and cannot do.
Read the noteBrow tint and a lash perm, without a bigger commitment
Tint and a lash perm are short appointments. They suit someone who wants definition without embroidery or a daily pencil.
Read the noteBooking makeup for an occasion
Occasion makeup is one appointment at a guide price of $68. The useful message is the event, the timing, and how done you want to look.
Read the noteLonger reads
A sensitive-skin facial: what to book, and what to skip
Sensitive skin is not a type you tick on a form. It is what your face does on the day: warmth, sting, congestion, or a history of reacting somewhere else. This is how a facial gets chosen here, and when a simple one is the right one.
Read the articleThreading, tint, or embroidery: choosing a brow service
Brows can be a ten-minute tidy or a shape you live with for a year. Threading, tint, and embroidery solve different problems. This is how to tell which one matches the way you actually get ready.
Read the articleWhat a first visit is actually like
A first visit is a private appointment with a beginning, a middle, and a price you hear before the treatment. This is that sequence. For the address, the phone, and the hours, use the contact page. Those details live there so they stay in one place.
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