Gift vouchers from PURE in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen make the perfect pampering gift, whether for someone special on a special day, or for a friend to show your appreciation. PURE and PURE Spa gift vouchers can be bought for any treatment or amount, giving you complete flexibility to make your gift unique, from a simple manicure to a luxury spa day experience. What better way to show you care? 

Gift vouchers are presented in a presentation card for you to write your own message in and vouchers for all PURE Spa day and half day packages are presented in a stylish presentation folder.

Gift vouchers can be purchased in salon or on-line by visiting PURE Shop. 
Payments can be made by Maestro, Visa, Mastercard or American Express. 

Free UK delivery on all PURE and PURE Spa Gift Vouchers bought on-line.

Terms and Conditions for Gift Vouchers:

• Vouchers are valid for 10 months from the date of issue (although vouchers bought for Christmas presents will be dated from Christmas Day on request).
• No refunds can be given for vouchers. Damaged or defaced vouchers cannot be accepted. PURE cannot accept responsibility for loss of vouchers once issued.
• The voucher number must be given to confirm the booking and the usual booking policy applies.
• Gift vouchers can be redeemed for treatments at any of our locations -
     PURE Lothian Road in Edinburgh, PURE Spa Ocean Terminal in Edinburgh,
     PURE Spa Silverburn in Glasgow, or PURE Spa Union Square in Aberdeen.
• Gift vouchers sold or redeemed are not generally valid in conjunction with special offers or promotions. Please check specific terms of promotions or offers with your salon.
• Unfortunately gift vouchers cannot be used to purchase items from the PURE website. Gift vouchers can only be redeemed for the monetary value or treatment written on the voucher.
• The treatment suggestions given for the redemption of gift vouchers is an indication only. PURE reserves the right to alter its pricing or substitute or withdraw treatments at any time without further notice.
• This does not affect your statutory rights.