One of London’s most lusted-after beauty brands is launching its first boutique outside the capital when it opens in Harvey Nichols Bristol next month. Strip will unveil its exclusive concession, offering luxury waxing treatments, on Monday August 22.
Strip at Harvey Nichols will include its famous Chocolate and Olive Lycon treatments, which offer virtually pain-free waxing in decadently themed rooms. Customers can also treat themselves to the superb paraben-free South Seas spray tan for that all year round summer glow.
Strip was founded by sisters Danielle and Maria Louise Featherstone, who set out to revolutionise the waxing industry, developing beautiful salons that offer the highest quality of treatments, creativity, professionalism and attention to detail. They have built up an impressive celebrity following that includes Rosie Huntington Whiteley, Victoria Beckham, Emily Blunt and Emilia Fox.
"We are very excited to have our first boutique outside London and are delighted to be coming to Bristol,” explains Maria Louise. “We have received so many enquiries from potential clients outside of London requesting our expertise and services, and this has led to the collaboration with Harvey Nichols."
Alongside the luxurious treatment rooms, clients will be able to buy after-care products from the South Seas and Lycon Spa ranges to ensure maximum results and radiant skin between treatments. Strip will also be stocking lingerie from the coolest American brands, including Hanky Panky, Cosabella and Mary Green.
To celebrate its launch at Harvey Nichols Bristol, Strip is offering these unmissable opening offers: Get a free half leg wax with every G-String, Brazilian and Hollywood booked (treatments must be taken together). In addition, customers can get a free spray tan (normally priced at £30) when they buy three products from the South Seas skin care range.
To pre-book before our August 22 opening please call Strip's head office on 0207 590 0050. Once the in-store boutique is launched you can call 0117 916 8864 for appointments.
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