1 listing · East Sussex
Permanent hair removal, one follicle at a time, for any hair colour. Brighton has the most varied and independent beauty scene outside London, with a strong lean towards natural, vegan and cruelty-free product ranges and a large LGBTQ+-friendly community of salons.
One listing currently offers electrolysis in Brighton, identity-verified. Listed prices run from £30 to £95, with a 60-minute appointment typically around £95. Appointments are listed at 15, 30 or 60 minutes. They treat clients at their own studio or salon rather than travelling. Availability is concentrated in Hove.
Electrolysis removes hair permanently by inserting a very fine sterile probe into each follicle and applying a small electrical current to destroy its growth cells. Each hair is treated individually, which makes it slow over large areas but very precise, and it works on every hair colour, including the blonde, grey, white and red hairs that laser cannot see.
That makes it the usual choice for the face — chin, upper lip, eyebrows — for stray hairs left after a laser course, and for people whose hair colour rules laser out. A course runs over many months, because each follicle has to be caught in its growth phase, but once a hair is treated successfully it does not return.
Appointments run from 10 to 60 minutes, often weekly to begin with and spacing out as regrowth slows. Expect a warm, stinging sensation and some redness afterwards. In England, electrolysis is regulated as skin piercing in many areas, and premises must be registered with the local council or licensed in London.
Read the full guide to electrolysis — what it involves, who it suits and what it costs. Also known as electrolysis hair removal, permanent hair removal and facial electrolysis.
The North Laine and Seven Dials hold many of the independent nail artists and brow and lash studios, with creative nail art and inclusive treatments for all genders. Kemptown is the heart of the city's alternative salon scene and has been for decades, with skin specialists and holistic facialists. Hove is calmer and more residential, with polished salons and aesthetic clinics offering longer facials, laser and skin courses on weekdays.
More on beauty therapists, salons and clinics in Brighton — areas, pricing and how booking works locally.
For electrolysis specifically, the professionals listed here work out of Hove . You can also browse everything in Brighton .
Listed prices run from £30 to £95, depending on the treatment length and on whether you go to them or they come to you. A 60-minute appointment typically costs around £95.
Not at the moment. The one listing offering electrolysis in Brighton treats clients at their own studio or salon.
The listing listing here works out of Hove.
