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BodyLase Skin Spa
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citysearch c.
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I went here for one facial when I was a bride-to-be. I meant to pamper myself but I think my skin was just too delicate because I had a sunburnt feeling and appearance for several days after it and even washing my face bothered it. On the plus side my face felt incredibly smooth when it didn't protest to my touching it. As I was leaving the lady who did my facial warned me that I needed to wear sunscreen for the next couple of days, and it was even more important since I am very fair of skin. The lady checking me out tried to sell me some spf15 after the facial lady told me this in front of her. I said no thanks since I had moisturizer at home I use with spf30 in it. The facial lady told her no way! That is was too low for me and gave me a small jar of spf30 (same size as something you would find lip gloss in). My chief complaint though was when I was checking in they wanted my email address and silly me gave it to them. When I moved out of town I kept getting spammed with their specials even though I kept replying with "remove" in the subject line. I called once and was told it was removed after two or three months of this. I was happy to be removed but I still got more the next month. Luckily on the second call I was finally totally removed from their email list.
Pros: Mostly Professional
Cons: Very hard to get off their email mailing list
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