Tanning in Clerkenwell
Clerkenwell's Creative Beauty Scene
Innovative Clerkenwell combines design district, historic buildings, and creative businesses. The contemporary beauty industry serves design professionals with artistic concepts and technical excellence.
Clerkenwell Green Hair provides artistic styling in converted industrial spaces popular with design professionals and creative directors. Farringdon Beauty offers contemporary treatments near the station, attracting commuters from the design and architecture fields. EC1 Grooming combines traditional techniques with industrial-chic environments.
Aveda, Hershesons, and Radio Hair represent the design-conscious salon chains with architecturally significant locations. The area's design heritage influences numerous businesses including Architectural Beauty incorporating structural approaches to styling and geometric precision.
Clerkenwell Ink attracts clients from creative industries with artistic, technical designs. Design Studio specializes in architectural and geometric patterns reflecting the area's professional character. EC1 Arts combines tattoo services with gallery space in converted warehouse buildings.
The area's numerous design showrooms influence beauty retailers, with Clerkenwell Beauty Concept Store featuring industrial-inspired interiors and architecturally striking product displays. Several beauty brands maintain design studios in the area, collaborating with local creative firms on packaging and brand identity.
From beauty salons to barber shops, cosmetic surgeons to gyms, and tanning salon to spas, Secret Salons has Clerkenwell covered. We've found you the list of the best salons in Clerkenwell, so why not sit back, relax and take a look at their amazing offers?
Glass Hair Salon
8 Carthusian Street, EC1M 6EB, London
Classic Cut
23 Clerkenwell Road, , London
The Pleasant Gents
33 Rosebery Avenue, , London
Other Treatments
Tanning in Clerkenwell
Tanning salons are the place to go to get an affordable summer look, without the need of baking in the sun! There's a variety of methods available to tanners - spray tans, airbrush tanning and sunbeds to name just a few. Using a sunbed is the process of standing or lying in a place where ultra violet radiation is applied thus producing a cosmetic tan. It is important to note that this can be dangerous and has been linked to skin cancer. Sunless tanning is now a popular way to get a tan and far safer for your skin. Sunless tanning when done in a salon is usually in the form of a spray tan. It is the application of colour to the skin to produce a fake sun tan that will last a number of weeks. You are able to get this in a number of shades depending on the natural colour of your skin. Sometimes a machine is used to do a spray tan but you often get a better effect when using a person to manually spray tan you as this takes your shape into consideration and provides a more air brushed look.
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