Question 1

Where is Seda Beauty Salon located?

Accepted Answer

Seda Beauty Salon is located at 101A High Street, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire EN8 7AN. We are the pink shop opposite Barclays bank on Waltham Cross High Street, easily accessible from Cheshunt, Enfield and Waltham Abbey.

Question 2

Do you take walk-ins at Seda Beauty Salon?

Accepted Answer

We do our very best to accommodate walk-in clients, however we cannot always guarantee availability. We strongly recommend booking in advance to secure your preferred appointment time. Please call us on 01992 767000 or WhatsApp us to book.

Question 3

What are the different types of eyelash extensions?

Accepted Answer

We offer three types of lash extensions: Classic lashes for a natural enhancement look; Hybrid lashes for a fuller, blended effect; and Russian Volume lashes for the most dramatic, full-volume result. Prices start from £30 for classic lashes.

Question 4

What is the difference between gel nails and normal nail polish?

Accepted Answer

Gel polish is long-lasting (typically 2-3 weeks), dries quickly under UV light, and strengthens nails with regular use. Regular polish is easier to remove at home, applies in thin coats, and is quicker to apply, but does not last as long. Gel nails start from £25 at Seda Beauty.

Question 5

How do I care for my lashes after treatment?

Accepted Answer

After your lash extension appointment: avoid getting them wet for 24 hours; do not apply eye makeup for 24 hours; avoid steam, heat treatments, or sunbeds for 24 hours; brush your lashes daily with a spoolie; and return for an infill every 2-3 weeks to maintain fullness.

Question 6

Is a patch test required before treatments?

Accepted Answer

Yes, patch tests are required for certain treatments including eyelash extensions (first-time clients), lash lifts (LVL), brow lamination, tinting, hair colouring, and waxing (first-time clients). Please book your patch test at least 48 hours before your appointment.

Question 7

What hair services do you offer at Seda Beauty?

Accepted Answer

We offer a comprehensive range of hair services for all hair types, including Afro and Caucasian hair: hair colouring, balayage, highlights, extensions, keratin treatments, relaxers, blow-dries, cuts, and styling. Our stylists are experienced with all textures.

Question 8

What is the difference between hot wax and creme wax?

Accepted Answer

Creme wax is applied in a thin layer and removed using a strip — ideal for larger areas. Hot wax sets on the skin and is removed without a strip, making it gentler and more suitable for sensitive areas such as the bikini line and face.

Question 9

Do you require a deposit to book an appointment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we require a 20% deposit at the time of booking, payable by bank transfer. This deposit is deducted from your final treatment cost on the day of your appointment.

Question 10

What is the minimum age for beauty treatments?

Accepted Answer

A minimum age applies for certain treatments including hair colouring, eyebrow and eyelash tinting, eyelash extensions, LVL lash lift, and brow lamination. Clients under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian for waxing and nail treatments.

Question 11

How long does a keratin treatment last and what is the aftercare?

Accepted Answer

Our Brazilian keratin treatment typically lasts 3-6 months. Aftercare: avoid wetting your hair for 3 days, always blow-dry after washing, avoid sodium and sulphate-based shampoos, and use a flat iron for a sleek finish. The formula is formaldehyde-free and suitable for all hair types.

Question 12

How can I book an appointment at Seda Beauty Salon in Waltham Cross?

Accepted Answer

You can book by calling us on 01992 767000, sending a WhatsApp message, or visiting us in person at 101A High Street, Waltham Cross EN8 7AN. We serve clients from Waltham Cross, Cheshunt, Enfield, and Waltham Abbey.

Is a patch test required for all treatments?

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