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The Spa... Bothell
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I chose Spa for the Woman because I was looking for more personal services, and did not want to feel like I was being processed through a big facility. Joyce made me feel I was important to her as a customer by really listening to my comments and questions about my skin, offering inexpensive recommendations, and by closing up the front door during my lengthy visit so I knew the attention was all on me. The facial room was a very cozy, relaxing environment that I was reluctant to leave, and I truly felt pampered by the whole experience. I also had a pedicure while I was there, and totally forgot to bring open-toe shoes -- but Joyce was prepared with a pair of disposable flip-flops.
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