I believe that one can learn every day, there’s never an end to learning.

Where were you born? 

I was born and raised in London, United Kingdom

What has been your journey to the here and now?

Since my childhood that I’ve been considered the ‘creative kid’, while playing and talking about my dreams, I’ve ambition having something to call mine! At the time I wasn’t sure of what it was, and after many obstacles, successful and failed attempts, I now know what I aspire the most, to create this Empire that I call Dimple Amani that is really about empowering women and making them feel empowered in their own skin.

Who taught you to massage and how did you develop your own technique?

I believe that one can learn every day, there’s never an end to learning. There are so many talented people in the world, so I really believe in collecting all that knowledge and infuse with the immense learning and training I’ve been acquiring throughout the years. While being in the industry for over 19 years, and having the opportunity to meet and touch the skin it certainly has naturally moulded my hands to understand the demand of each body and face as we hold so much water retention on the face so when having lymphatic facials it helps to flush the toxins. Consequently, I customised all techniques alongside my experience which are results-driven and immediate.

What is Lymphatic Drainage and what are the benefits?

The Lymph system is the largest filter system in our bodies. For me, it plays a key part in body functionality. Stress and lifestyle are all factors affecting our filter system, so in order to keep it clean and healthy, it’s very important to have manual lymphatic drainage to keep our lymph functional. The blockage of our lymphatic system derives from poor lymph, as a consequence we get migraines, breakouts, tiredness. From the lymphatic drainage massage, you benefit from a healthy body, healthy skin, you feel rejuvenated, refreshed, helps with water retention, bloating, swelling, leaves your face glowing and act as an immunity booster. Very important to treat internally to get the external results.

How often should you have it?

Once you have a lymphatic drainage body or facial massage, your lymph system is stimulated for one week so ideally, one should have it once a week.

There are some Ayurvedic influences. How did you become involved in Ayurveda? 

As a child, whenever I had health-related problems, hair and skin issues, my Grandma who lives in India, used to turn to Ayurveda rituals to solve them, and her tricks used to work every time! That made me believe in the power of Ayurveda, which made me travel to the Himalayas and meet Ayurveda practitioners who inspired me into believing that Ayurveda goes far beyond the medicines, it’s a Lifestyle. Hence my treatments are Ayurveda inspired for mind, body and soul, one should incorporate it as a lifestyle and wellbeing.

If you could only use one oil what would it be?

Kumkumadi oil, which is made out of Saffron and twenty-one other Ayurveda herbs. Saffron due to its high content of crocin which is a natural protein found in the saffron oil which acts as natural Spf.

Describe your food

Being brought up in an Indian household, we had our staple diet, from roti dal and rice. As an adult, I’ve kept the base and added fruits and vegetables in my diet with high water content such as cucumber, tomatoes, oranges which keeps me hydrated through the day.

Your favourite recipe

I make the best vegetable oatmeal pancakes.

When did you open your practice in Vauxhall Bridge Road?

I’ve owned the salon for 15 years, yet, due to the high demand, I’ve created my own brand  Dimple Amani which we operate from the saloon.

The most satisfying moment of your career so far? 

The satisfaction in my client’s eyes post-treatment is the one thing that gets me every time. From the moment I ask them to turn off from everything exterior to when they gasp while seeing the results, is a feeling I can never have enough.

How did you develop your Kansa Tool and what are its benefits?

Kansa Wand is an ancient tool that dates back 5,000 years. I’ve noticed some gaps in the Kansa Wand practicalities so I’ve designed my very unique multifunctional double-ended Kansa Wand that gives others the ability to reach the inner corners of the face, eyes and head, respecting the sensitiveness of each zone. The benefits? That’s my favourite part, it releases facial tension; tackles dark circles; improves collagen production; increases blood circulation; prevents ageing; depuffs drains the face and last but not least it lifts + sculpts + firms the jawline and cheeks leaving your face brighter with a velvety texture.

Where do you go for a massage?

Dimple Amani, I always have a massage from one of my Team members trained by me.

What is your most popular treatment?

Body-wise is the Lymphatic Drainage Massage and the Ayurveda Abdominal Sculpting, whereas Face the Miracle Velvet Facial is for sure the most popular.

How long do the benefits last?

Since my approach is inspired by Ayurveda, which is based on a healthy lifestyle my treatments are results-driven and long-lasting if incorporated in your lifestyle.

If you were to do it all again would you and what would you change?

Short answer, yes. If knowing that all errors I’ve made in past were to lead me where I stand today, then without a doubt I would gracefully with no shame go through it all again.

Your favourite restaurant?

Gymkhana, Mayfair (Indian cuisine), 42 Albemarle Street, London, W1S 4JH

 A female who inspires you?

Princess Diana, her kind nature, always wanting to serve despite the burdens is the type of characteristic I’ve always admired about her. The simplicity on someone full of privileges that could easily be blind by the luxury, glamour, and , yet, she was always there for the people.

An object you would never part with

My Mobile, my work lives in there.

When was the last time you learnt from a mistake you made?

Every day we learn from the little obstacles coming our way. Like I always say ‘learning is a never-ending process, you fall and you get up, Yet, never forget to get back up.

How would your friends describe you?

My friends would describe me as caring, thoughtful, bubbly and above all a perfectionist! I need everything in place all the time.

The biggest female influence in your life

My Grandma. From her I’ve learned that hard work, discipline and humility are the key to life. She was also a firm believer in treating everything naturally, she thought that presentation, keeping everything clean inside/out matters, and discipline distinguish you from the rest.

 An unforgettable place

Croatia, It’s my go to spot in Europe and a country that has happy memories for me.

What’s next for Dimple Amani?

I dream and aspire for my technique to be spread Worldwide. I’m very keen to share my knowledge with women & men out there and make them aware of the Dimple Amani method, how the treatments go beside the systematic; making the client connect with its mind, body and soul.

How do you celebrate your birthday?

I’m very reserved when it comes to birthdays. I always have close circle of friends and family out for a shopping day.

What are you dreaming of?

Dimple Amani reaching all corners of the globe and make it accessible to everyone regardless of gender, race, background and sexual orientation.

Your favourite website

British Vogue! It has everything - Fashion, Beauty, Arts & Lifestyle, News and it keeps me updated on current runways.

Your biggest treat

Being pampered, selfcare is the key to a happy woman!

A recent find

Dimple Amani, I found a different me within my brand. My brand is everything I believe in.

The last music I downloaded…

What’s in your fridge?

My fridge is never complete without oranges, blueberries, cucumber and ginger.

The beauty staple I’m never without

My double-ended Kansa Wand tool

How do you relax?

Lightening candles, drinking my miracle tea, and having a sea salt bath are my go to steps for a relaxing evening.

My one word of advice is…

Health is Wealth.

Appointments with Dimple Amani can be booked here.