Two small things with a disproportionate effect

These are two services that don’t look like much on a price list but visibly change a photograph. Both take under an hour.

Teeth whitening — three to five shades in an hour

Coffee, black tea and red wine leave pigment in the pores of the enamel, year after year. A peroxide gel, activated by a cool LED lamp, breaks it down without touching the structure of the tooth.

A session is three applications of fifteen minutes each. For the first 48 hours you avoid strongly coloured food and drink — after that the result holds for 12 to 18 months.

The most common myth is that whitening destroys enamel. It doesn’t thin it: the gel works inside its pores. The 24–48 hours of sensitivity that sometimes follows is temporary and passes completely. What matters is the right concentration and enough of a gap between sessions.

Organic tanning — colour without a single UV ray

The solution contains DHA, a molecule derived from sugar cane, which reacts with the amino acids in the surface layer of the skin. The colour develops over six to eight hours and involves no exposure at all.

We choose the shade together, then apply it by airbrush, evenly, including the areas you can’t reach yourself. It lasts five to seven days and fades naturally.

There’s a myth here too: that spray tanning leaves you orange. It depends on the solution and the prep. With a proper exfoliation the day before, a shade chosen for your skin and professional application, the result is even. Patchiness almost always comes from home products on unprepared skin.

What it costs

Both services are currently being priced — ask us at reception or on the phone. Whitening takes 60 minutes, tanning 30.