Hands Bleach

Lightens the visible hair on the hands so it blends with your skin tone. Bleach does not lighten skin — if uneven tone is the concern, polish or a facial is the right service.

Feet Bleach

Hair lightening on the feet — the same treatment as hands bleach over a slightly larger area, in about fifteen minutes.

Loreal Whitening Face Bleach

Despite the name, this lightens facial hair rather than skin. Fine upper-lip and jawline hair stops reading as shadow for two to three weeks. It will not touch pigmentation.

Half Arms Bleach

Bleach on half the arm, for fine hair that is too soft or too widespread to thread or wax comfortably.

Full Arms Bleach

The full arm. With hands bleach, this covers everything anyone actually sees for a quarter of what full body bleach costs.

Loreal Face Polish

An exfoliating polish that lifts dead surface cells, so skin looks brighter within the hour rather than over days. The workhorse of the three, and what most of our regulars book.

Diamond Face Polish

A finer grit than the Loreal polish, leaving a slightly crisper finish that photographs better under flash. The one to book before an event.

Sandal Face Polish

The gentlest of the three polishes, sandalwood-based, and what we reach for on skin that finds the others too brisk. Worth the difference if you redden easily.

Body Bleach

Full-body hair lightening, and the service we talk clients out of most often. It earns its cost for a bride in a sleeveless blouse; for everyday use, hands and arms cover what is seen.