Gay London · Services

The Chelsea Hairdresser is an award-winning stylist and colourist who works with all hair types, in either a Chelsea salon or at your home.

Ben Hanlon has 13 years of experience in bridal, fashion and magazines. He offers his services across Central London with a core client base in Kensington, Chelsea, Parsons Green and Fulham.

Time for a checkup? Dr. Wayne Cottrell has got you covered. His practice specialises in male and female sexual health. They’ve been going for over ten years in Canary Wharf. You can expect discreet, non-judgmental care. This a private clinic, not NHS. There are walk-in appointments and you can also book in advance.

Check out their detailed website for more info.

Very gay-friendly specialists in tanning, male waxing, manicures, pedicures, weight loss products and wrinkle reduction (fillers, peels and meso-therapy).

Closed on Sundays.

SPLASH is a well-known hair & tanning salon. The Soho branch is located in the heart of its London’s district, offering haircuts for walk-ins 7 days a week.

The stylists just seem to know the look gay men want. Affordable prices, too. Book in advance for tanning, massage and spa services.

London’s body hair removal salon for men. All of Sugar Shop’s male therapists are professionally trained and certified in the body smoothing art of sugaring.

These guys will remove hair from pretty much any part of your body, including nose, ears, back, shoulders, chest, arms, crack and crotch. Open Tuesday through Saturday.

Specialist in the ‘Boyzilian’ or male Brazilian wax (aka BS&C – buttocks, sack and crack). As well as tidying up your private parts, the salon offers a full range of male grooming services including facials, haircuts, ‘man-icure’ nail treatments, tanning and massages.

Popular enough to have a branch in Soho (5 Carlisle Street) and Covent Garden [68 Endell Street, WC2H 9AJ] – we’ve shown the Soho branch on our map

Gay-friendly, professional hair & beauty salon offering quality services at affordable prices. Halo also has a café with free WiFi.

Located in the heart of Covent Garden, a short walk from Soho. Closed Mondays and Sundays.

Finding your way around the Soho gay scene is easy with our guide in your hand. But for a foodie, eating your way around the best of SOHO can be quite a challenge.

A great way to avoid tourist traps and boring fast food joints is to join a Twilight Soho Food Tour. This very gay-friendly 3.5-hour tour takes place in some of the best “off the beaten track” local eateries, letting you to sample the finest flavours in Soho.

56 Dean Street is a sexual health clinic in London, based in the centre of the gay district of Soho. Open Monday-Saturday.

Provided by the NHS (the UK’s national health service), the clinic offers walk-in services for STI and HIV tests, plus a range of other treatments. The centre can provide instant HIV results for any visitor.

Essential reading for all gay tourists visiting London. This fabulous, free weekly magazine used to be available at Prowler, CloneZone in Soho and other gay venues around the city. As of April 2021 the magazine has stopped printing their issues. Instead, check their website as well as Facebook and Twitter for all things gay in London.

QX lists what’s on and when, at all the bars and clubs across London for the week ahead.

ConfidentU is the “authority in practical accessories for great sex”. Aimed at gay customers, they’ve created a solution a to help elevate your sexual experiences and well-being when you need it.

They believe that sexual well-being is integral to overall well-being, their range of products conatins herbal and homeopathic-based ingredients.

HypnoLeaf is a hypnosis clinic for men who want to quit smoking, have male sexual concerns and other problems. The treatment is done by a therapist with an evidence-based practice alongside a certified degree in hypnotherapy.

HypnoLeaf’s London branch is located in Canary Wharf, with more locations in Berlin, Brussels, New York, and California.