We work as part of a collective under Zahra Electrolysis and all of our electrolysists are qualified to VTCT Level 3 in Electrolysis and insured. All of us have had electrolysis ourselves so don’t worry, we know exactly what it’s like!

Hello! I’m Bex

After undergoing electrolysis myself, I realised how life-changing it could be and how important it was to provide a space that was accessible, relaxed, and totally LGBTQIA+ friendly.

My qualifications

I’m a fully certified and insured member of the British Institute and Association of Electrolysis (BIAE). The BIAE is the only professional body that requires you to complete an entry exam and Continuous Professional Development training each year to uphold their high, professional standards.

I have a VTCT Level 3 in Electrolysis and have undertaken training sessions with previous members of the BIAE board, Gender Awareness course and CPD courses.

You can view my BIAE credentials on their website.

My practice

I became an electrologist to create the kind of environment that my clients need. I have experience working with a wide range of clients including transgender clients, people new to electrolysis, clients with PCOS, nervous clients and those with low pain tolerance. 

I strongly believe in offering affordable options for clients who may need more financial flexibility by having a pay-it-forward scheme and opening up half-price slots for those who may not be able to access treatment otherwise.

Aside from electrolysis, you’ll normally find me sewing, swing dancing, learning silly circus skills or ruining my bathroom by dying my hair purple. Pronouns are she/her.

Hello! I’m Nikki.

I have a VTCT Level 3 in Electrolysis and am teaming up with my friend Bex of Zahra Electrolysis to bring permanent hair removal to more people in London. I have PCOS and spent a lot of time in my twenties and thirties dealing with unwanted hair - laser, shaving, waxing, plucking, you name it. Then I discovered electrolysis thanks to Bex, who dealt with lots of my hair when she was training! I was so delighted by the difference permanent hair removal made to my life, so I got my qualification with the aim of passing that feeling on to others. 

I'm especially keen to help people feel comfortable when they come in for treatment. It can be uncomfortable but there are lots of things we can do to make it easier. Feel free to pick some music to listen to while your treatment takes place, or ask me about stress balls/other fidget toys if you'd like something to do with your hands during a session. 

When I'm not busy banishing hair you'll find me riding my bike around the city (and sometimes beyond), doing silly DIY projects, and going to bouncy little gigs. Pronouns are she/her.

Hello! I’m Minhal.

I have a VTCT Level 3 in Electrolysis and Level 4 in Advanced Electrolysis. Bex brought me in after all 3 of my sisters had electrolysis with her as while also specialising in hair removal, I’m your girl for removing anything like skin tags, milias, telangiectasia, spider naevi and blood spots. As with the usual Zahra Electrolysis way, I’m all about a relaxed and calm vibe as well as known for my meticulous attitude to hunting down hairs. Pronouns are she/her.

Hello! I’m Nadiah.

I was introduced to this crazy concept when I found it was the only affective solution for my PCOS symptoms. It’s made a real difference in my confidence and that’s exactly what I love to do for other people. The process can feel long and daunting but we’re here to make it fun and exciting alongside the journey of killing those hairs. I’ve got a VTCT Level 3 in Electrolysis and a chill vibe (just like everyone else here), really anything goes.

I’m a ride or die Eastenders watcher through and through so call me a cultured babe xoxo. My other part time job consists of trying to explain to Bex TikTok lingo that scares her. Pronouns are she/her.

Hello! I’m Josie.

Being trans, I understand the importance of hair removal as gender affirming care, after years of shaving, plucking, waxing and laser I discovered electrolysis and the results were transformative.

Having had electrolysis myself I understand that it can be a difficult process, priority for me is comfortability: I encourage you to play your favourite album or podcast, use a fidget or stress toy, or we can talk about whatever you want (as long as I’m not zapping your chin and jawbone!).

Outside of electrolysis, I’ll either be at the theatre or at home reading a non fiction book. Pronouns are she/her.