ZenWeb designed and built the website for SO Beauty, a Kuala Lumpur beauty and contour-sculpting salon offering non-invasive facial and body treatments.
SO Beauty is a beauty and contour-sculpting centre in Kuala Lumpur, running since 2002. It focuses on facial contouring, anti-ageing care, pigmentation and energy balancing, mostly for women in midlife. Its treatments are non-invasive and needle-free. A team of senior beauticians and body therapists works across two outlets in the city, each with its own WhatsApp line.
The menu includes Fu Yang Guan warm therapy, the Genqi treatment, LPG body and face treatments, 4D Quantum Resonance Sculpting, a peptide facial and 5D Body Gym. The salon also sells MELIFE skincare and botanical wellness drinks to its clients.
They want to understand a treatment before they book. Each treatment has its own page explaining what it is and how a session works.
Many prefer gentle options. The site makes clear which treatments are non-invasive and needle-free, so visitors know where they stand before they call.
Regulars come back for products as well as treatments. The Products page lists the MELIFE skincare set and wellness drinks, each with a View Details link.
Screenshots of the live site, taken October 2026.
The home page opens with the salon's skincare promise and two buttons, Our Services and Our Products. A scrolling strip names the main treatments, followed by the product range, the team and a featured treatment.
The Services page lists every treatment the salon offers, from Fu Yang Guan warm therapy to 5D Body Gym. Each one has a short explanation and a More Details link to its own page.
Each treatment has its own page. The Fu Yang Guan page, for example, explains the tool and the traditional Chinese methods it combines. Headed points then set out how the treatment works, with related treatments below.
On a phone, the treatment strip keeps scrolling across the screen and the services stack into a single list. The enquiry form and outlet hours sit together at the end, ready for a quick booking question.
Photos of the salon team and treatment sessions, with clean product shots for the MELIFE range.
Dusty rose and pale blush with black and white, a soft palette suited to a women's beauty salon.
Bold uppercase section labels over clean Montserrat and Poppins text.
Beauty treatments with unfamiliar names need explaining before anyone books. Giving each treatment its own page lets a client read about Fu Yang Guan or LPG at her own pace, then ask a question through the form. A separate Products page suits a salon that sells skincare and wellness drinks alongside its treatments.
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