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Permanent solutions on High

Beauty on High, owned by the experienced Kellie Biggin, has been a cornerstone of the community for an impressive 17 years. With nearly four decades in the beauty industry, Kellie brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her salon.

One of Kellie’s specialties is electrolysis, a technique that she is particularly passionate about. Electrolysis is the only proven source of permanent hair removal. Particularly for those suffering from Hormonal changes and PCOS.

Kellie finds great satisfaction in helping clients achieve smooth, hair-free skin, especially on the chin, where thick, coarse hairs can be particularly stubborn. Electrolysis is also highly effective on white hair, thanks to advancements in modern technology.

Under Kellie’s guidance, Beauty on High continues to provide top-quality hair removal services and a welcoming atmosphere for its clients. With her dedication and expertise, the salon is well-positioned to serve the community for many years to come.

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