Call of Beauty

Family-run Call of Beauty operates from 86a The Hundred in Romsey, providing an extensive selection of beauty and aesthetic treatments. The salon maintains a focus on advanced techniques and client care, supported by qualified therapists with substantial experience in the field.

Advanced electrolysis forms a core specialism, with owner Lydia Dalton holding membership in the British Institute and Association of Electrologists. The salon stands as the sole Romsey establishment registered with this professional body, offering procedures such as advanced cosmetic treatments for skin imperfections, thread veins, and specialised hair removal options tailored to diverse client needs.

Nail services utilise the Bio Sculpture gel system, known for delivering durable, natural-looking results that maintain nail health over extended periods. Semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing provides long-term enhancement to facial features, including eyebrows and lips, suitable for those seeking low-maintenance definition.

Laser and intense pulsed light treatments address skin concerns through established systems like Lynton equipment.

Additional options encompass eyelash extensions, waxing, facials using premium product lines, spray tanning, and ear piercing performed with hygienic Studex systems.

The salon incorporates wellness elements, including testing for hormones, vitamins, and intolerances, complementing traditional beauty services with broader health considerations.

Accessibility features include dedicated on-site parking at the rear, facilitating straightforward visits without the challenges of town-centre parking constraints. The premises also offer disabled access.

Call of Beauty rates highly with many reviews, reflecting consistent appreciation for the professional delivery and welcoming environment maintained by the team. The salon’s commitment to ongoing training ensures treatments align with current industry standards, allowing clients to access both classic and contemporary procedures under one roof.