Beauty in the details.

2–2.5 hours · infills every 2–3 weeks · patch test first. Two to six ultra-fine extensions are fanned by hand and set on a single natural lash, so density comes from the fan rather than from weight. A map of your eye shape is drawn before anything is applied — length and curl change across the lash line so the set opens the eye instead of dragging it down. Each fan is placed on its own lash with a gap at the base, which is what lets your own lashes shed on their natural cycle. Keep them dry for 24 hours, brush them daily, and sleep off your face where you can.

45–60 minutes · lasts 6–8 weeks · no infills. Your own lashes are curled from the root on a silicone shield and tinted, with nothing added on top. The right shield size is chosen for your lash length — too large and the curl flattens, too small and it kinks. The lift is timed to your lash condition rather than to a fixed clock, then a tint darkens the tips so they read fuller without extensions. No water or steam for 24 hours; avoid oil-based cleansers around the lash line.

2.5–3 hours · top-up at 4–6 weeks · patch test first. Semi-permanent pigment worked into the upper skin — hair strokes, a soft powder finish, or both together. Shape is mapped to your bone structure and drawn on for your approval before a needle is opened. Pigment is chosen against your skin tone and hair, and the depth is kept shallow so it softens over time rather than turning. Every procedure includes the six-week perfecting session. Expect them to look darker for the first week, then lighten by roughly a third as they heal.

1.5–2 hours · refill every 3 weeks · sterilised tools. Length and strength built on your own nail with soft gel — either a full extension or an overlay for nails that split. The nail plate is prepped with minimal filing, the apex is built where the stress point actually sits, and the finish is cured in thin layers. Builder gel over a natural nail is the option for anyone growing out damage rather than adding length. Come back for a refill at three weeks rather than letting the regrowth lift — that is what causes breakage.

2.5–4 hours · lasts 3–5 months · strand test first. A treatment sealed into the cuticle with heat to cut frizz and drying time, matched to how much movement you want to keep. A strand test tells us how your hair behaves before anything is committed. Formulation and iron temperature are set to your hair’s history — coloured, previously smoothened or virgin hair each take it differently — so the result is softness and control rather than a flat, lifeless finish. Use a sulphate-free wash; the treatment fades out gradually instead of leaving a line.

3–4 hours · refresh every 3–4 months · consultation first. Colour painted freehand through the mid-lengths and ends so the grow-out is soft and there is no hard root line. Placement is built around how you part and wear your hair, with brightness concentrated where light would naturally fall. Lift is taken in stages and checked at the basin — we stop at the tone that keeps the hair in good condition rather than pushing to a shade it cannot hold. Book a gloss at eight weeks to keep the tone true; it costs far less than a correction.

Trial 2 hours · team travels · photo-tested. A seated trial with photographs you approve, so the wedding morning holds no surprises. The trial is shot under both daylight and flash, because a look that reads beautifully in the mirror can disappear on camera. Products are chosen for a long day in Hyderabad humidity, and the approved look is documented so the same face is delivered on the day by the same hands. Bring your jewellery, dupatta and a photograph of the outfit to the trial.

30–45 minutes · at studio or venue · all drape styles. Pleats set to your height and footwear, pinned to survive four hours of a reception rather than four photographs. The pleat count and fall length are measured against your heels and the blouse cut, and weight is distributed so the pallu sits where it should when you move. Classic, seedha pallu, Gujarati, mermaid and modern belted drapes are all done, along with dupatta setting for lehengas. Tell us in advance if you will be changing outfits — we plan the pinning around it.