A communal bathhouse on Donovan Street, Osborne Park: a Finnish sauna, steam room, hot mineral bath and ice bath taken as a circuit on a day pass, with a treatment menu of massage, facials, body treatments and pregnancy massage alongside. All-gender and 18-plus, swimwear required; open seven days, from 6am on Thursdays and Fridays and until 8pm most nights. Packages, memberships and gift cards are sold on the site.
Ice bath & cold plunge in Perth
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A day spa on the Scarborough Esplanade that added a bathhouse — magnesium bath, ice bath, sauna and rain showers — to its treatment rooms. Massage, facials and peels, pregnancy treatments, beauty and tanning, treatments for two and Sunday packages, using Vanessa Megan certified-organic skincare and the Medik8 cosmeceutical range. Bookings and gift cards run through Fresha.
Jessica Wrightson's skin studio, founded in 2016 and now inside Henosis & Co on Cambridge Street, West Leederville; she is the senior dermal therapist with twenty years in the field. Facials run from a teen mini to holistic, bespoke and peel rituals, with skin needling, IPL and RF alongside, lymphatic and remedial-technique massage, and a wellness room with infrared sauna, ice bath and LED, plus classes and workshops. Synergie Skin cosmeceuticals throughout.
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How beauty & self-care is taught in Perth
Salons and skin clinics are listed together here, and the title on the door tells you less than the qualification of the person treating you.
A beauty therapist covers facials, waxing, brows, lashes and nails. A dermal therapist or dermal clinician has additional training and works with the treatments that go deeper — peels, microneedling, LED and light-based work — usually after a consultation rather than a straight booking. Some clinics are doctor-led and offer prescription treatments; those are a different kind of appointment and are not listed as services here.
On practicalities: first appointments at a skin clinic are often a consultation rather than a treatment, and paying for one is normal. Patch tests are standard before tinting, lash work and some peels, and a salon that insists on one is doing its job. Courses of treatments are usually sold at a discount, so be reasonably sure of the practitioner before committing to six.
Related: facials, skin treatments, lashes and brows, nails, and waxing.
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