Kamiti Rd · Nairobi · Spa & beauty parlour
Alicia Flair is a neighbourhood spa and beauty parlour in Nairobi — hair, nails, skin and a bit of quiet. Tell us what you need and we’ll come back with what’s possible, when, and what it costs.
01 — What we do
We keep the menu focused. Hair, nails and skin are the core of the parlour; the rest is the calm around them. If something isn’t something we do well, we’ll tell you rather than book you in.
Braiding and protective styles, wash and blow-dry, styling for events, and treatment enquiries. Come with a picture if you have one — it saves a lot of guessing.
See hair enquiries →Manicures and pedicures, gel polish, nail art and careful removal. We’d rather take our time on a proper finish than rush you out of the chair.
See nail enquiries →Facials, waxing and grooming, and massage for the days when your shoulders have had enough. Ask us what’s available on your date.
See skin & spa enquiries →02 — How it works
Nothing on this site books you in automatically. Requests come to a person, and a person replies.
Use the request form, call 0783 909 393, or email bookings@aliciaflair.com. Tell us the treatment, your preferred day and roughly what time.
We come back to you with what’s actually open, how long it takes and what it costs. If your first choice is full, we’ll offer another.
Bring a reference photo, your own hair oil if you have a favourite, and a little patience for Nairobi traffic on Kamiti Road.
03 — The studio
Alicia Flair sits on Kamiti Road in Nairobi and has built a 4.2 rating from 17 Google reviews — not perfect, but earned by people who keep coming back.
We’re honest about what we publish: the full treatment menu, prices and opening hours aren’t listed on this site yet. What we can do is answer a direct question quickly, so ask before you travel.
Before you come in
Short, plain-language notes on getting ready for braids, gel polish, a facial or a wax — so the appointment runs the way it should.
Still deciding
Where we are, how to book, what to do if you’re not sure what to ask for, and what we can’t confirm online.
Services
Six areas of work, from a quick polish change to a full afternoon. Send an enquiry for the one you need and we’ll reply with availability, timing and price.
Please read before you book: Alicia Flair does not publish a fixed price list or a complete treatment menu online, and this page is not one. The areas and treatments below are the kinds of work we take enquiries for. Exact availability, duration and cost are confirmed by phone or email before you commit to anything.
Braiding takes time. If you have a long day ahead, tell us at the enquiry stage so we can quote a realistic sitting window.
If you’re coming in with product already on your nails, mention it — removal adds time to the appointment.
Tell us about sensitive skin, active breakouts, pregnancy or anything you’re using on your face. We’ll say honestly if a treatment isn’t right for you.
Waxing works best with a few weeks of growth. If you’re unsure about timing, ask us before you book a slot.
Pressure is personal. Say what you like at the start and we’ll adjust — you don’t have to sit through something uncomfortable.
Group bookings need notice and a headcount. Send the date and the number of people, and we’ll tell you what we can realistically fit.
Ask anyway. If it’s not something we do, we’ll say so rather than string you along — and if we know someone who does it well, we’ll tell you.
Signature styles
Braids, colour, nails, skin and the quiet corners in between. Use this page as a reference board — then bring the picture that’s closest to what you want.
About these photographs: the images below are illustrative, publicly licensed photographs from Unsplash. They are not photographs of Alicia Flair’s premises, team or clients, and they are not a record of work done in our studio. We’d rather be straight with you than pass off someone else’s pictures as our portfolio.
Screenshots are more useful than descriptions. Save two or three references — one for the shape, one for the colour, one for the length — and send them with your request or bring them to the appointment. If something isn’t achievable on your hair or nails in one sitting, we’ll tell you before we start.
The studio
Not a chain, not a spa hotel. A neighbourhood beauty parlour in Nairobi where people come back for the same pair of hands.
Alicia Flair Spa and Beauty Parlour is listed as a beauty salon on Kamiti Road, Nairobi. It holds a 4.2 rating from 17 reviews on Google, which is the kind of score that comes from steady, repeat custom rather than a launch-week push.
That’s the verified picture. We’re not going to pad it out with a founding story or a list of qualifications we can’t point you to. If you want to know who will be doing your hair, how long they’ve been doing it, or what products are on the shelf, call and ask — those are fair questions and you deserve a straight answer.
How we work
Rushing a braid or a gel set never ends well. We quote a realistic sitting window rather than squeezing you into a gap that doesn’t exist.
We won’t publish a price list we can’t keep current, but we will tell you the cost before you sit down. No surprises at the counter.
If your hair needs a rest before colour, or a style won’t hold the way the photo does, we’ll say so at the start rather than after.
Implements are cleaned between clients and single-use items stay single-use. If you want to see how something is sterilised, ask.
We’d rather leave a gap than fill it with something invented. The following are not confirmed on this site, so please ask before you rely on them:
Most people arrive for a set of nails and leave with a hair appointment too. That’s fine by us.
Appointments
Fill this in and we’ll come back to you with what’s available. This is a request, not a confirmation — nothing is booked until we reply.
Check it over, then choose how to send it. Sending it does not confirm a booking — we’ll reply with availability.
If your email app doesn’t open, copy the text above and send it to bookings@aliciaflair.com.
Beauty guide
Practical notes on preparing for and looking after the treatments people ask us about most. Plain language, no lecture.
General guidance only. These notes are written from common salon practice and are not medical advice. They are not specific to the products or equipment used at Alicia Flair, and they don’t replace a conversation with your doctor or your stylist. If you have a skin condition, an allergy or you’re pregnant, ask us before booking.
Braiding is a long sitting, and most of the discomfort people complain about afterwards comes from the day before, not the day itself.
Gel can hold for two to three weeks for most people. What shortens it is rarely the polish — it’s what happens in the days after.
A facial is a treatment, not a reset button. Arriving with skin that’s already irritated just means we spend the appointment calming it down.
Wax needs something to grip. Turn up with two days of stubble and the result will be patchy, however good the wax is.
An hour goes quickly. A few small choices at the start mean you spend it relaxed rather than adjusting.
Groups go wrong when the headcount arrives late. Everything else is manageable.
This page can only go so far. If you have a specific concern — a sensitive scalp, a product allergy, nails recovering from extensions — call us on 0783 909 393 and we’ll talk it through before you book.
Questions
If something isn’t here, it’s because we haven’t confirmed it. Call 0783 909 393 or email bookings@aliciaflair.com and ask directly.
Ask us the awkward question. We’d rather answer it before you book than have you find out afterwards.
Visit & contact
One address, one phone number, one email. Everything you need to get here or get in touch.
Plus code: RV6W+9J Nairobi — useful if your map app struggles with the road name.
Coordinates: −1.1890085, 36.8965972
Our current public profile. This site is not a replacement for it.
Send a request through the form
Requests only — we’ll confirm the time with you directly.
We’d rather answer a quick question now than have you make the trip on a day we’re full.