I did the introductory massage which is only $39. I didn't like how when I paid they asked me in advance how much I wanted to tip, so I was saying it out loud. I think they should get a credit card system like most other salons and spas because it is unprofessional to ask outloud. The massage itself was okay, it just didn't have that "uummf" that a massage at a spa such as an Aveda spa has. I mean for the price it was okay, but I am sore from it right now as I'm typing this. I requested very light pressure and when I had to tell her to go lighter, she gave me some excuse how she normally gives deep tissue massage and wasn't used to Swedish. I don't really care about your reason, do it right because I'm the customer! Also, comparing with the last customer, the hand sanitizer straight to the face doesn't exactly feel the best! Maybe they should do it either outside the room while the client is changing or at least not right in front of their face. Also, I could tell that they smoked! I could even smell the menthol under her fingernails when she massaged my face!!! It was nasty, and I have Asthma! Also, the "relaxation room" should only have one client at a time, like they should have multiple ones so guests don't have to sit together. There were these tacky old people who smelled gross when they came in, and she started grabbing tea bags and putting them in her purse! I know they can't help who comes in, but maybe they should have separate relaxation rooms since they can't help it! Anyways, it wasn't horrible or anything, I think next time I'll save up longer and go to Z's.
Pros: cheap
Cons: nasty array of smells (old people smell, smokey smell, hand sanitizer smell)
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