A Balinese-styled day spa on The Broadway, Ellenbrook, open seven days. Massage including hot stone and running ventosa, facials, body and wellness treatments, waxing, tinting and threading, eye and nail services and packages, with weekday specials — 'Treat yourself Tuesday', 'Wellness Wednesdays' — and gift vouchers. Free parking on site and shower facilities.
Nails in Perth
10 of the 43 beauty & self-care listings in the directory match this view. The count is live, and the order below is members first, then alphabetical — never by rating.
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An Aveda lifestyle salon and day spa on High Street, Fremantle, running since 2010: four spa rooms, a relaxation lounge, two pedicure spas and twelve hair stations with massage chairs at the basins. Massage with aromatic oils, facials, waxing, tinting, spray tans and makeup sit beside low-tox hair colour and styling, all with Aveda's plant-derived products, and the salon runs RISE, a wellness program for people affected by cancer.
The Joondalup room of the national endota chain, inside Lakeside shopping centre. The menu is the full spa spread: relaxation, remedial, hot stone and pregnancy massage, organic and clinical facials including LED, microdermabrasion and peels, plus body wraps and scrubs and the usual beauty services. Packages run from half an hour to three hours. A separate endota operates at Joondalup Resort, so check which one a booking is for.
A Cottesloe beauty therapy room covering facials, waxing and tinting, spray tanning and nails, with pregnancy massage on the treatment list as well.
Custom manicures, pedicures and nail art at the Subiaco branch of a two-salon Perth business, which also runs its own nail training courses.
A small Claremont studio working only in gel and natural nails — manicures and overlays rather than acrylic extensions, one chair at a time.
Jo's boutique salon on Collier Street, Applecross, by appointment Monday to Saturday with evenings available. Every facial starts with a consultation; the menu runs facials and peels, microdermabrasion, dermaplaning, LED and fractional skin needling, Indian head and signature massage, spa treatments and pedicures, brows, lashes, waxing, spray tans and makeup, with Skin Juice and Synergie Skin on the shelves. Prices are published, from $15 for a lip wax to $289 for fractional needling.
A home salon on the corner of Pier and Penshurst in East Fremantle, covering facials, waxing, massage and nails without the shopfront overheads.
The hotel spa at Elizabeth Quay, by appointment: four treatment rooms including a couples suite, therapy baths and foot baths, a sauna, separate men's and women's vitality pools, relaxation lounges and the heated outdoor infinity pool. Massage and couples massage, Biologique Recherche facials, scrubs and wraps, manicures and pedicures, with LaGaia Unedited and Biologique Recherche on the shelves. Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm, Sunday to 5pm.
A Beaufort Street salon covering beauty and hair in one place, from nails and makeup through to facial treatments, brow and lash tinting. Open late on Thursdays.
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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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