image001There is nothing like quality hang-out time with the girls (or guys)! Let us host you and your friends or family and we will take away all the stress of party planning. Aphrodite Salon & Spa have few packages for you. Kindly give us a call at  647-341-0407 to book your special day!


image002A basic facial cleanses pores, exfoliates away dead skin cells, and treats common skin concerns with a custom mask. It is meant to rejuvenate faces and pamper clients.


Next, Esthetician buff away dead skin cells with an exfoliating cream or scrub and opens up pores with steam. At this point, they may perform extractions. This process is done to clear individual pores that have become clogged with excess oil or dead skin cells, which can form blackheads and acne. Esthetician will perform the extractions either by hand or with a special metal tool. Following that process is a relaxing massage of the face.

Esthetician then apply a custom mask, perhaps a clay-based one to treat oiliness or a hydrating one to combat dryness. Finally, the facial concludes with a serum, moisturizer, and sunscreen if it’s daytime.


image002Glycolic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) derived from sugar cane.

Glycolic acid is used to smooth wrinkles, fade hyperpigmentation and sun damage, and generally improve the tone and texture of the skin. Because of its skin renewing properties, it is often used in anti-aging products.

These super tiny molecules means glycolic acid can easily penetrate the skin. That’s a good thing.  Glycolic acid exfoliates the skin.  It helps loosen the bonds that hold skin cells together, allowing dead skin cells to slough off more effectively.  Because of this, your skin will feel softer and smoother, and its overall appearance is enhanced. Many acne treatment products contain glycolic acid.  Glycolic acid helps fight pore blockages, preventing comedones, blackheads, and inflamed breakouts from forming.

Like all alpha hydroxy acids, glycolic acid can cause sun sensitivity.  You must wear sunscreen whenever you are using glycolic acid treatments. In general, glycolic acid is a very safe and effective skin care ingredient.




image002Permanent color is what people mean when they say “hair dye” or “color-treated hair.” There are two parts to the permanent process: opening up the hair shaft and then adding color. Semi permanent color, also called hair gloss, goes straight to adding color. So the main difference is that semi permanent color doesn’t open up your hair shaft before adding color.

Of course, there’s a lot more to it than that. For example, hair gloss doesn’t have to change the color of your hair. The clear Glassa shade adds incredible shine right on top of your hair color, whether it’s natural, colored, or highlighted. The full spectrum of shades is used to boost hair color and correct tone when hair has faded or looks too yellow. The great thing is that gloss is a beauty product that doubles as a deep conditioning treatment to repair damage, soften hair, and help it hold onto color longer.

Meanwhile, the complete permanent hair color process can lighten hair and embeds color more deeply into hair. This is why it provides full coverage for grays and complete hair color changes, and lasts much longer than semi permanent hair color.


image002Enjoy professional hair care at its best. Enjoy a little treat for yourself and maximise the benefits of your hair care routine. As experts we pride ourselves in offering the latest innovations to help all hair types.


Slide 1Shellac is a nail product that lasts for at least 14 days without chipping, scratching, or smudging. There is no other product on the market quite like it. Lasting 14 days is an accomplishment all by itself but shellac does even more. Many women have noticed that their nails are stronger and healthier after using shellac. Not only does it not damage your nail but it improves your nails health.

The Shellac system features a Base Coat, Colour Coat and Top Coat. Together with a UV Lamp, they comprise the breakthrough in resilient colour and high shine that remains flawless for two weeks and removes in 10 minutes.


image002When it comes to keeping your hair looking just the way you like it, the easiest way is to keep a regular haircut schedule. Here are a few more things to consider:

Avoiding Split Ends
Longer hair benefits from trims to keep split ends at bay.

Damage Control
Spilt ends are progressive, meaning, once an end is spilt, it continues to split, moving from the end toward the scalp.

No Frizz Zone
If you don’t get your hair trimmed, you could end up with fine, straggly, frizzy, damaged looking hair.

Once a Month, Or So
So how often should you get your hair cut? It depends on how fast your hair grows and the condition of your hair, but every 4-6 weeks is standard.



For a bikini, it would be hair at the top of the thighs and under the navel. It is also known as a basic bikini wax, triangle, or bikini line, as it involves hair removal (generally waxed) from the sides to form a triangle so that pubic hair cannot be seen while wearing swimwear.

French waxing: hair removed entirely except a “landing strip”. French waxing leaves a vertical strip in front (sometimes called a landing strip or a Playboy strip), two to three finger-widths long just above the vulva, and 4 cm (1 12 in) wide. It is also known as a partial Brazilian wax.


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