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Welcome to Bikon Beauty and Executive Salon, where beauty meets sophistication. Nestled in the heart of Fedha Estate, Gate B/Nairobi, our salon is a haven for those seeking top-notch beauty and grooming services in an executive setting. At Bikon, we believe that beauty is not just about appearance; it's an experience that boosts confidence and leaves a lasting impression.

Services:
Precision Haircuts and Styling
Expert Coloring and Highlights
Natural Hair Care and Styling
Relaxing Massages and Facials
Executive Barber Services

Salonist

General Manager 

Manager

Bikon Beauty and Executive Barber, Fedha Estate near Naivas Supermarket, close to Nyayo Gate B, opposite Reemah Hospital

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Artificial dreadlocks retouch" typically refers to the process of maintaining and refreshing synthetic or artificial dreadlocks. Unlike natural dreadlocks that form through the matting and locking of natural hair, artificial dreadlocks are often made from synthetic materials or extensions.

Artificial Dreadlockks Retouch

A men's haircut typically involves a series of grooming steps performed by a barber or hairstylist to create a desired hairstyle or maintain the current look. The specific details of a men's haircut can vary based on factors such as the chosen hairstyle, hair texture, and individual preferences. 

Hair Cut

Waxing Package

Face waxing is a common and popular method of hair removal that targets unwanted facial hair. It involves applying wax to specific areas of the face and then removing both the wax and the unwanted hair in one swift motion. 

Face Waxing

Full body waxing is a comprehensive hair removal process that involves the removal of unwanted hair from various areas of the body using wax. This type of waxing is typically chosen by individuals who prefer a smooth and hair-free appearance across multiple body parts.

Full Body Waxing

Hand waxing, also known as hand hair removal, is not a common or standard practice in the realm of beauty and hair removal. Typically, when people refer to waxing, they are discussing larger areas of the body, such as legs, arms, underarms, or the bikini area. Waxing is a method used to remove unwanted hair from the root, leaving the skin smooth and hair-free for an extended period.

Hand Waxing

Leg waxing is a hair removal method that involves the application of wax to the leg area, followed by the removal of unwanted hair.

Legs Waxing

Underarm waxing is a hair removal method that involves the application of wax to the underarm area, followed by the quick removal of the wax and unwanted hair. 

Underarms

The term "Half Bikini" is not a standard industry term for a specific waxing style, and its interpretation may vary among individuals and estheticians. However, in some cases, it may refer to a partial bikini wax that focuses on a specific area of the bikini line.

Half Bikini Waxing

A Full Bikini wax is a hair removal treatment that involves the removal of hair from the entire bikini area, including the sides, front, and a bit more coverage than a standard bikini wax. It falls between a standard bikini wax (which focuses on the bikini line) and a Brazilian wax (which removes hair from the entire pubic region, including the buttocks).

Full Bikini

A Brazilian wax is a style of waxing that involves the removal of hair from the pubic region, including the bikini line, genital area, and often the buttocks. It is a more comprehensive form of waxing compared to a standard bikini wax.

Brazilian

Waxing Services

Massage is a therapeutic practice that involves manipulating the muscles and soft tissues of the body to promote relaxation, alleviate tension, and enhance overall well-being. It is a hands-on technique performed by a trained massage therapist.

Massage Package

A body scrub, also known as a body polish or exfoliation, is a spa or skincare treatment that involves the physical exfoliation of the skin's outermost layer. The primary purpose of a body scrub is to remove dead skin cells, unclog pores, and promote smoother, healthier-looking skin. 

Body Scrub

Reflexology is a complementary therapy that involves the application of pressure to specific points on the feet, hands, or ears. These points, known as reflex areas, are believed to correspond to various organs, glands, and other parts of the body. 

Reflexology

Aromatherapy is a holistic healing practice that utilizes the aromatic properties of essential oils to promote physical, emotional, and mental well-being. 

Aroma Therapy

While the term "sauna massage" can be used in different contexts, it typically refers to a combination of sauna sessions and massage therapy.

Sauna

Hot stone massage is a therapeutic massage technique that incorporates the use of heated stones to enhance relaxation, alleviate muscle tension, and promote overall well-being.

Hot Stone

Deep tissue massage is a therapeutic massage technique that focuses on targeting deeper layers of muscles and connective tissues to address chronic tension, muscle knots, and areas of discomfort. It involves applying firm pressure and slow strokes to reach underlying muscle layers. 

Deep Tissue

Swedish massage is a popular and widely practiced form of therapeutic massage that focuses on relaxation and overall well-being. It involves a variety of techniques designed to promote physical and mental relaxation, relieve muscle tension, and improve circulation. 

Sweddish

Massage Services

Facial scrubbing, also known as exfoliation, is a skincare technique that involves the use of abrasive substances or exfoliating products to remove dead skin cells, unclog pores, and reveal smoother, brighter skin. 

Facial Scrubbing

Here's a general overview of what a basic facial treatment may entail:

Consultation:

The esthetician or skincare professional begins with a consultation to understand the client's skin type, concerns, and any specific issues they want to address. This information helps tailor the facial to the individual's needs.
Cleansing:

The esthetician cleanses the face to remove makeup, dirt, and impurities. This step is essential to prepare the skin for further treatments.
Skin Analysis:

The professional assesses the client's skin, identifying issues such as dryness, oiliness, acne, or sensitivity. This analysis helps customize the treatment plan.
Exfoliation:

Exfoliation involves the removal of dead skin cells, promoting skin renewal and a smoother complexion. This can be achieved through mechanical exfoliation (scrubs) or chemical exfoliation (enzymes, acids).

Facial Full

Facial Treatments

Installing artificial dreadlocks involves creating a hairstyle that mimics the appearance of natural dreadlocks using synthetic or artificial materials. The process can vary based on the type of artificial dreadlocks chosen, the desired style, and the techniques used by the stylist.

Installing Artifical Dreadlocks

Undoing or removing artificial dreadlocks involves carefully detangling and separating the synthetic strands or extensions from the natural hair. 

Artificial Dreadlocks Undo

Consultation:

The stylist consults with the client to understand their preferences, the current condition of the dreadlocks, and any specific requests for retaching or maintenance.
Sectioning:

The stylist divides the hair into sections to work on each dreadlock individually. This helps in maintaining a systematic and organized approach to the retaching process.
Detangling (if necessary):

If there are any tangles or matting within the dreadlocks, the stylist may carefully detangle and separate the hair to ensure each dreadlock is distinct and well-defined.
Root Maintenance:

The process typically involves working on the roots of the dreadlocks. This may include retwisting or interlocking the roots to maintain the desired shape and prevent the hair from unraveling.
Length Check and Trimming (if necessary):

The stylist may check the length of each dreadlock and trim any excessive or uneven growth. Trimming helps maintain a consistent length and a tidy appearance.

Dreadlock Retouch

Dreadlock Maintenance:

A "beard shave" typically refers to the grooming and shaping of facial hair, including the removal of excess length or the maintenance of a specific beard style. The process can vary based on the client's preferences, the desired beard style, and the techniques used by the barber or stylist. 

Beards


The specific details of a "shave" can vary based on the area being shaved (e.g., face, head), the client's preferences, and the techniques used by the barber or stylist. Here's a general outline of what a traditional facial shave might entail:

Facial Shave:

Consultation:

The barber or stylist will start with a consultation to understand the client's preferences, skin type, and any specific requests.
Preparation:

The client's face is typically prepped by applying a hot towel or using a pre-shave oil to soften the hair and open up the pores. This helps make the shaving process smoother.
Application of Shaving Cream:

Shaving cream or gel is applied to the face. This creates a smooth surface for the razor and helps reduce friction during shaving.
Shaving Technique:

The barber or stylist uses a razor, often a straight razor or safety razor, to carefully shave the facial hair. The technique involves short, controlled strokes to achieve a clean and close shave.

Shave for Kids

Consultation:

The barber or stylist will start with a consultation to understand the client's preferences, skin type, and any specific requests.
Preparation:

The client's face is typically prepped by applying a hot towel or using a pre-shave oil to soften the hair and open up the pores. This helps make the shaving process smoother.
Application of Shaving Cream:

Shaving cream or gel is applied to the face. This creates a smooth surface for the razor and helps reduce friction during shaving.
Shaving Technique:

The barber or stylist uses a razor, often a straight razor or safety razor, to carefully shave the facial hair. The technique involves short, controlled strokes to achieve a clean and close shave.
Multiple Passes:

Depending on the desired level of smoothness, the shaving process may involve multiple passes. Barbers often shave with the grain of the hair and then against it for a closer shave.

Shave

Barber shave

"Deep treatment" typically refers to a hair care service that involves the application of an intensive and nourishing treatment to the hair. This treatment is designed to penetrate the hair shaft deeply, providing moisture, repairing damage, and improving the overall health and condition of the hair. Here are some details about deep treatment in the context of salon services:

Deep Conditioning Treatment:

Deep treatments often involve the use of specialized deep conditioning products. These products are formulated with ingredients that can deeply moisturize and nourish the hair.
Repair and Reconstruction:

Deep treatments may focus on repairing damaged hair, including addressing issues such as split ends, breakage, or chemical damage. Some treatments also include ingredients for strengthening the hair structure.

Deep Treatment

Hair Treatment with Leave-In Conditioner:

It could refer to a hair treatment where a leave-in conditioner is applied to the hair after a specific treatment process, providing ongoing nourishment and conditioning.
Hair Treatment and Styling:

The term might imply a combination of a hair treatment (such as deep conditioning or repair treatment) followed by a professional styling session, leaving the hair in a styled or finished state.
Treatment and Blowout:

It could involve a specialized treatment (like a keratin treatment or deep conditioning) followed by a blowout, leaving the hair smooth, shiny, and styled.

Treatment Leaving

Hair Treatment

Here's an overview of what twist braids may entail:

Sectioning:

The hair is typically divided into small to medium-sized sections, depending on the desired thickness of the twist braids.
Twisting:

Each section of hair is twisted individually to create a coiled or twisted appearance. This step helps enhance the texture and adds definition to the overall style.
Braiding:

After twisting each section, the twisted strands are then braided together. The braiding can be done in various styles, such as traditional three-strand braids or more intricate designs.
Extension Use (Optional):

In some cases, individuals may opt to use hair extensions to achieve longer or fuller twist braids. Extensions can also add versatility in terms of color and styling options.
Sealing or Knotting:

The ends of the twist braids may be sealed by knotting or using other methods to secure the style and prevent unraveling.

Twist Braids

Different braiding styles have their characteristics and techniques. Here are a few common types of braids and what they typically entail:

Three-Strand Braid:

The three-strand braid, also known as a traditional braid, involves dividing the hair into three equal sections and crossing them over each other alternately until the braid reaches the desired length.
French Braid:

French braiding involves incorporating new strands of hair as you braid, creating a plait that lies flat against the head. It often starts near the crown and progresses down the back.
Dutch Braid:

Similar to the French braid, the Dutch braid involves crossing sections of hair under each other instead of over. This creates a braid that stands out from the head rather than lying flat.
Box Braids:

Box braids involve sectioning the hair into small, square-shaped parts and braiding extensions or natural hair to create individual plaits. This style is known for its versatility and protective qualities.

Braiding Normal ones

Hair Braids

Material Selection:

Choosing the appropriate artificial or synthetic hair for the twistout style. This could include braiding hair or extensions with a texture and color that complements the client's desired look.
Sectioning:

Sectioning the natural hair and, if applicable, the artificial hair into manageable portions to facilitate the twisting process.
Twisting:

Twisting each section of natural hair with the artificial hair to create the desired pattern. The twisting method may vary, and the goal is to achieve a textured and curly appearance.
Setting or Securing:

Setting the twists in place, often with the aid of hot water, steam, or another setting method to ensure the twists hold their shape.
Drying:

Allowing the twists to dry completely to set the style. This may involve air-drying or using a hooded dryer.
Unraveling:

Once the twists are fully set, carefully unraveling them to reveal the textured and curly result.

Twistout Artificiail

Hair Extensions: Weaving involves attaching hair extensions to the natural hair. These extensions can be made from synthetic or natural human hair.

Wefts: Wefts of hair, either sewn or glued, are integrated into the natural hair to create the desired style. Wefts are strips of hair that can be attached in rows, providing a fuller and longer appearance.

Versatility: Weaving allows for versatility in styling, as individuals can experiment with different lengths, colors, and textures without making a permanent change to their natural hair.

Protective Styling: Hair weaving is considered a form of protective styling, as it allows the natural hair to be shielded from manipulation and environmental factors.

Braiding or Cornrowing: In some cases, the natural hair is braided or cornrowed close to the scalp to create a base for attaching the hair wefts.

Sewing or Gluing: The wefts are then either sewn onto the braids or glued to the natural hair, depending on the chosen method.

Weaving

Hair Weaves or Extensions

Washing and Conditioning: The hair is washed and conditioned to cleanse and moisturize it. Maintaining well-hydrated hair is essential for achieving defined and healthy twistouts.

Detangling: After washing and conditioning, the hair is detangled to remove knots and ensure an even distribution of products.

Sectioning: The hair is divided into small sections to make the twisting process more manageable.

Twisting: Each section of hair is further divided into two strands, and these two strands are twisted around each other. The size of the twists can vary depending on the desired outcome.

Drying: The twists are left to air-dry or are dried under a hooded dryer. It's important for the twists to be completely dry before unraveling them to achieve the best results.

Unraveling: Once the twists are dry, they are carefully unraveled. The hair is separated and fluffed to create a voluminous and defined curly or wavy hairstyle.

Twistout Natural

Natural and Textured Hairstyles

Eyebrow shaving typically falls under the category of eyebrow grooming rather than makeup application. Shaving the eyebrows is a method of removing unwanted hair and shaping the eyebrows. It's a common practice for individuals who prefer a clean and precise look, and it's often done to achieve a specific eyebrow shape.

Eye Brows Shave

Eye Brow Grooming

Natural Makeup: A makeup look that focuses on enhancing natural features without using an extensive range of products. This might include minimal foundation, light eyeshadow, and a subtle lip color.

Casual Makeup: A more relaxed and understated makeup look suitable for everyday wear, as opposed to a full, glamorous look often reserved for special occasions.

Incomplete Makeup: It's also possible that someone might use the term "half makeup" colloquially to describe a situation where makeup application was started but not completed.

Half Make-up

Skincare Prep: The face is cleansed, moisturized, and sometimes primed to create a smooth canvas for makeup application.

Foundation: A foundation is applied to even out the skin tone and create a base for the rest of the makeup. It can be in the form of liquid, cream, powder, or other formulations.

Concealer: Concealer is used to cover blemishes, dark circles, or other imperfections. It is often applied under the eyes, on the bridge of the nose, and on any areas that need extra coverage.

Setting Powder: Powder is applied to set the foundation and concealer, reducing shine and helping makeup last longer.

Contouring and Highlighting: Contour products are used to add dimension to the face by defining cheekbones, jawlines, and noses, while highlighter is applied to accentuate certain areas and add a luminous glow.

Blush: Blush is applied to the apples of the cheeks to add a healthy flush of color.

Full Make-up

Nail Cleaning: The nails are cleaned to remove any existing nail polish, dirt, or debris.

Nail Shaping: The nails are shaped and trimmed according to the client's preference. This can include filing and buffing.

Cuticle Care: The cuticles are pushed back and trimmed to maintain a neat and tidy appearance.

Hand Soak: The hands may be soaked in warm, soapy water to soften the skin and cuticles.

Exfoliation: A scrub or exfoliating product is used to remove dead skin cells from the hands and forearms.

Hand Massage: A relaxing hand and forearm massage is often included, providing benefits such as improved circulation and relaxation.

Moisturizing: A moisturizing lotion or cream is applied to hydrate the hands and keep the skin soft.

Nail Polish Application: If desired, nail polish is applied. This typically involves a base coat, color, and topcoat.

Manicure

A "half pedicure" typically refers to a pedicure service that focuses on specific elements of traditional pedicures, excluding certain steps. The specific details of a half pedicure can vary among salons, and the term may be used to describe different levels of service.

Half Pedicure

Foot Soak: The feet are soaked in warm, soapy water to soften the skin and nails.

Nail Trimming and Shaping: The toenails are trimmed and shaped according to the client's preference.

Cuticle Care: The cuticles are pushed back and trimmed to maintain a neat and clean appearance.

Exfoliation: Dead skin cells are often removed from the feet and lower legs using scrubs or other exfoliating products.

Foot Massage: A relaxing foot and lower leg massage is usually part of a pedicure, promoting circulation and providing a sense of well-being.

Moisturizing: A moisturizing lotion or cream is applied to hydrate the skin, leaving it soft and smooth.

Nail Polish Application: If desired, nail polish is applied to the toenails. This can include a base coat, color, and topcoat.

Pedicure

Washing:

The hair is thoroughly washed with a suitable shampoo to cleanse the scalp and remove any product buildup or impurities.
Conditioning:

A conditioner is applied to the hair to add moisture, improve manageability, and enhance the overall health and appearance of the hair.
Detangling:

The hair is carefully detangled to remove any knots or tangles, making it easier to work with during the styling process.
Setting:

The hairstylist uses rollers, rods, or other styling tools to set the hair in the desired style. The choice of tools and the size of the sections being set depend on the desired outcome.
Drying:

Once the hair is set, it is typically dried under a hooded dryer or allowed to air-dry. The heat or airflow helps to set the style and create the desired curls or waves.
Finishing:

After the hair is completely dry, the rollers or styling tools are removed. The hairstylist may then further shape and style the hair as needed.

Wash and Set

Here's a general outline of how you might create braided lines:

Sectioning: Divide the hair into clean, straight sections. The number of sections can vary based on the desired pattern or style.

Braiding Technique: Use a simple three-strand braiding technique for each section. Take the left strand over the middle, then the right strand over the middle, and repeat until the braid reaches the desired length.

Tightness: The tightness of the braid can be adjusted based on personal preference. Some may prefer a tight and sleek look, while others may opt for a looser, more relaxed appearance.

Endings: Secure the end of each braid with a small elastic band or another appropriate fastening method.

This style is versatile and can be adapted to create different patterns or designs depending on how the sections are arranged. It's a classic and timeless braiding style that is often chosen for its simplicity and elegance. 

Plain Lines to Kids

The service of creating and styling cornrows falls under the category of hair braiding within the beauty and hair care industry. Here are some relevant categories:

1. **Braiding Salon:**
   - Salons that specialize in various braiding techniques, including cornrows, are often categorized as braiding salons.

2. **Natural Hair Salon:**
   - Cornrows are a popular choice for natural hair styling, so salons that specialize in natural hair care may offer cornrow services.

3. **African Hair Braiding Salon:**
   - Some salons specifically highlight their expertise in African hair braiding styles, and cornrows are often a part of their repertoire.

4. **Ethnic Hair Salon:**
   - Salons that cater to a diverse range of ethnic hair types and styles, including cornrows, may categorize themselves as ethnic hair salons.

5. **Hair Styling Services:**
   - Cornrows fall under the broader category of hair styling services, as they involve creating intricate patterns with braids close to the scalp.

Cornrows 

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Gel Removal

Gel removal" typically refers to the process of removing gel nail polish or gel nail enhancements from natural nails. 

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