Sweet Beauty ★10

About the salon

Sweet Beauty is not only a salon in Leith but also a training centre, which changes how it works: standards have to be teachable and repeatable, not improvised. The owner states the philosophy plainly: regular care beats a single dramatic treatment, because most skin problems do not resolve in one visit.

Services

The heart of the menu is classical facial cosmetology, extended with chemical peels and advanced protocols. Alongside sit electrical and ultrasound treatments for skin, brow shaping with tint or henna, body waxing, massage, manicures, pedicures, lash lift and lash extensions.

Technology and brands

The apparatus side is the differentiator here. Ultrasound and electrical devices are used for cleansing, product penetration and tone, while chemical peels handle texture, pigmentation and congestion in courses rather than single sessions. Because the premises double as a training centre, hygiene protocol is treated as teaching material rather than an afterthought.

Team and stylists

The salon is owned by Weronika, a beauty specialist whose knowledge is what clients most often single out — she consults on what a skin actually needs before selling a course. As a training centre, the salon works to written protocols, which is why a treatment tends to go the same way whichever therapist you see. Advanced skin work always begins with an assessment.

The Space

The layout is bigger than the shopfront suggests: three treatment rooms — one with three beds, another with two — plus two manicure desks and a makeup station. That means friends can be treated in the same room, or you can have a room to yourself for skin work. Cleanliness is visibly maintained, and long evening hours plus Sunday opening make it easy to fit in after work.

Who it’s for

Suited to people who want a skin plan rather than a treat — those working through pigmentation, congestion or texture over months. It also fits anyone whose day ends late, and clients wanting the salon and the nail bar in one visit.

Questions and answers

Can I book online? Yes, through the salon’s site and booking partners; a consultation is recommended before a course of peels.

How long do treatments take? Brows or a wax run fifteen to thirty minutes, facials around an hour, and lash extensions closer to two.

Do you treat men and children? Men are welcome for facials, waxing and massage. Under-sixteens are limited and need a parent present.

Can I combine treatments in one visit? Yes — a facial with brows, or nails with a wax.

Do you sell gift vouchers? Yes, by value or for a named treatment, usable across the whole menu.

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