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Candi Menu 2021.Indd menu Wash & Style Wash & Condition (excludes styling) Wash + Condition R95 Wash + Condition Only (LOC Method) R100 Wash + Condition Only (Detangling wash) R150 Wig Wash R130 Blow-Wave (No Wash) Blow-Wave + Iron R125 Blow-Wave + Curls R165 Blow-Wave + Straightening Serum R150 Iron Iron only R100 Silk Press (incl. wash) R495 Upstyle Short (incl. wash) R365 Long (incl. wash) R395 Wigs & Weaves Wigs Wig Installation Combo R390 (Hair Wash + Wig Wash + Wig lines + Wig Style) Personalised Wig-making (excl. wig-cap) R395 Machine Wig-making (excl. wig-cap) R350 Frontal Installation Combo R595 (Hair Wash + Wig lines + Install + Style) Frontal Installation Only R350 Weaves Weave Touch Up (Wash + Fix + Style) R260 Weaves Installation Combo R595 (Wash + Cornrows + Install + Style) Weave Full House Combo R795 (Remove + Hair & Weave Wash + Cornrows + Install + Style) Removals: 30mins 60mins 90mins R90 R170 R270 Removal & Style Combo R295 (*Removal + Hair Wash + Blow-Wave or Wig-lines) *30 minute removal service Hair Treatments (includes wash + styling) Hair Growth Stimulator Hair Treatment R495 Scalp Hair Treatment (great for braids & wigs) R495 Moisture or Protein Treatment R495 Top-Up Treatment (excl. shampoo + styling) R95 Chemical Treatments Relaxer (includes wash + styling) Relaxer: Mizani R395 Relaxer + PH Bond Treatment: Mizani R495 Sensitive Relaxer: Mizani R460 Relaxer: Dark & Lovely R195 Relaxer: Ladine R295 Relaxer Half Head (excl. styling) R100 Texturiser (includes wash + styling) Texturiser: Mizani R390 Texturiser: Ladine R290 Perm & S-Curl (includes wash + styling) S-Curl R390 Perm R650 Straightening & Smoothing (includes wash + styling) Short Medium Long Afro Keratin Treatments: R795 R895 R995 (Temporary straightening & smoothing) KST - Brazilian Treatments: R795 R895 R995 (Permanent straightening) Cut (excludes wash + styling) Basic Layered Cut Only: R150 R170 Shape Trim Beard Clipper: R110 R55 *Powder Shave: R170 *Available at selected stores Braids Excludes Hair Fiber & Hair Wash Box Braids (shoulder blade) R450 Normal Braids (shoulder blade) R550 Long Braids (lower back) R695 Bob Braids (chin) R395 Crochet Braids R450 Braids Extra 5cm (excludes hair) R100 Braids Design (Eg. Knotless, Butterfl y Locs) R250 to *Ask instore for more R1500 Cornrows Excludes Hair Fiber & Hair Wash Cornrows (10 Lines) R100 Cornrows Removal + Blow-Wave R195 Cornrows + Tribal Braids Design R250-R550 Dreads & Twists Excludes Hair Fiber & Hair Wash Dreadlocks: Full Head Touch Up R350 Dreadlocks: New Setting R450 Dreadlocks: Root Touch Up from R250 Naturalista Excludes Hair Wash Knots, Flat Twists, Pu≠ Styles or Pig Tails R250 Twist Out, Dry Perm or Flexi Rod R250 No Comb, No Heat Styling R250 Heatless Stretch Styling R250 Colour (includes wash + styling) Tint: Short Medium Long Regrowth R650 R750 R850 R450 Highlights: Half Full Per foil R780 R1180 R85 Short Afro Colour R250 Decolouriser from R180 Toner only R250 *Waterbase Colour : Hair R300 *Waterbase Colour : Beard R185 Candi Nails Tips Tips + Polish R290 Tips + Gel Polish R375 Full Set Fill *Soft Gel Tips + Polish R395 R325 *Soft Gel Tips + Gel Polish R495 R425 Paint Gel Acrylic Tips R350 R450 Acrylic Fill R250 R350 Nail Top Up Basic Mani or Pedi (excl. paint) R100 Deluxe Mani or Pedi (excl. paint) R200 Paint (add on only) R50 Nail Art (per nail) R15 - R20 Gel (Application only) Gel Polish Hands or Feet R190 Gelish Hands or Feet R295 Soak O≠ Gel Soak O≠ (with re-application) R60 Acrylic Soak O≠ (with re-application) R70 Gel/Acrylic Soak O≠ with basic R110 mani *Available at selected stores Brows & Lashes Brows or Lip or Chin (Thread or Wax) R95 Brow Shape + Tint R185 3D Lashes Clusters R390 Full Half Individual Lash Set R800 R485 3D Lashes + Brow Shape + Tint R550 Lash Removal R160 Candi Combos Wash Combo Wash + Treatment + Style R295 Braid & Nail Combos Cornrow Design + Wash + Gel Nails R450 Cornrow Design + Wash + Tips Polish R550 Tribal Braids + Wash + Tips Polish R650 Wig & Nail Combos Wig lines + Wig Wash + Wig Style R550 + Gel Nails Wig lines + Wig Wash + Wig Style R650 + Tips Polish Wig lines + Wig Wash + Wig Style R735 + Tips Gel Nail & Brow Combos Tips Polish + Brow Shape + Tint R450 Gel Nails + Brow Shape + Tint R350 Join our Loyalty Programme How it works: The Loyalty Programme is divided into four tiers Green, Blue, Silver and Gold. Your rewards are specially tailored to the tier you’re in. The more you spend the more you earn. R1 = 1 Point Ts & Cs Apply. Ask in-store for more details. Our Promise If you are not totally satisfied with your treatment, you don’t have to pay. We are only happy when you are. Ts & Cs apply. Contact us: JHB Support Office 011 202 7940 #OwnIt KZN Support Office 031 010 0059 CPT Support Office 021 434 3902 Follow us: @candiandcosalon www.candiandco.co.za For Candi&Co. franchise information, please contact [email protected] Prices as of August 2021. Prices subject to change. Ts & Cs apply..
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