The Escape Beauty Room

Established

I first set up my beauty business in 2001 in Norwich & after 18months opened my second salon on the other side of the city. During this busy time I also got married & started our family. I ran the salons with a team of beautians & hairdressers. We specialised in high end products such as Decleor, St Tropez, Ellipse, Jessica & Caci.

After 16 years I decided to sub-lease the salon at the end of 2017 & moved my business home. I now run my business from a beauty room at home & I'm loving it!

Please come & visit me, get in contact with any questions you may have. Christine

Jessica Nails

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Microcurrent stimulation delivers tiny electrical impulses that mirror the body’s own natural bio electrical field. In most cases, treatment is virtually sub-sensory, with just a slight electrical tingling sensation.

Originally developed for treating facial palsy microcurrent therapy is now also used widely in physiotherapy for pain control and in hospitals for wound healing. Its now adapted & used world wide in the beauty industry with outstanding results.

As we age, the automatic process of exfoliation and cell renewal slows down. Sometimes the body needs a little help.

Microdermabrasion is a cosmetic procedure in which the stratum corneum (dead outermost surface of the skin) is partially or completely removed by light abrasion.

The removal of the dead skin cells reveals the softer more youthful looking skin cells underneath.

The superficial abrasion of the skin also triggers the body’s own natural repair mechanism which triggers the production of new collagen and releases glycoaminoglycans in order to rehydrate and replenish the recently abraded area. This has a remarkable softening action on surface lines and wrinkles.

The procedure is not very painful and requires no anesthetic. Microdermabrasion can be used medically for scar removal when the scar is raised above the surrounding skin, but is less effective with sunken scars.

Microdermabrasion can also be used to treat sun-damaged skin and to improve acne.

For many men and women hair removal is a never ending, time consuming and laborious process, but it needn't be such a hardship. Ellipse have created an Intense Pulse Light Therapy based treatment that drastically reduces unwanted hair.

The treatment works by targeting the melanin (pigment) in the hair with the light from the system, and upon absorption the light is converted into heat. This intense heat action breaks down the hair follicle, reducing the opportunity for any re-growth and also changing the entire structure of the follicle itself; overtime altering the density and appearance of the hair until it becomes unnoticeable.

Hair grows in three different cycles and the Ellipse Permanent Hair Reduction can only successfully treat hair during its growth stage. Therefore it is often necessary to undergo a course of 3-6 treatments ensuring that you leave at least 6-8 weeks between each session initially, and then only repeat as and when the hair returns.

Ellipse offers an amazing result for unsightly facial thread veins. Results are seen after only one treatment & usually no more than 2 are required.

The Ellipse treatment offers clinically proven treatment of sun-damaged skin, covering both vascular and pigmented aspects.

We can remove age spots & sun damaged skin leaving it clearer in complexion with more youthful looks.

Benign pigmented lesions may be genetic in origin or may be caused by physical damage such as sunburn or injury as well as the natural effect of ageing. The lesions can vary in size and colour.

How does Ellipse Skin Rejuvenation work?
The Ellipse treatment works by directing well-controlled pulses of light into the upper skin layer. The light is absorbed by two of the body’s own natural chemicals – melanin in the pigmented areas and haemoglobin in the red blood cells.

Both these pigments convert the light energy into heat. This heat is used to destroy the parts of the cells in which the melanin is stored, and to damage the walls of the vessels supplying blood to the areas where vascular damage is seen. This technique is called “Selective Photothermol