Extasy Hair Studio And Spa

Came here a couple times for a facial and peel and I am very impressed. I saw Ella and she wasn’t pushy with making me buy products that they use (like most salons) and the best thing is they have a kids area so i don’t have to find a sitter for my 4 yr old. He plays and I get pampered… win win!

The owner, Monica, is amazing and friendly. I’ve been able to set up an appointment the day of and have never had a problem there. Monica is honest and explained the process of going from red to blonde keeping my hair as healthy as possible. Prices are extremely reasonable and I highly recommend this place.

Very clean, friendly and always easy to get an appointment. I do my waxes here frequently and Kim is the best. Prices are reasonable too.
Definitely recommend them!

Kim rocks!
I came in for a pre-​wedding facial and it was just heaven. Kim was attentive and explained all that she was doing, and she created a relaxed atmosphere — so much that I almost fell asleep!
She also tinted my lashes, a treatment that seemed to have lasted several weeks on my fairly blond brows.
Definitely come in and request Kim — she’s amazing and makes you feel comfortable, and an appointment with her will not disappoint.

kim is THE best!!! i am a wee bit modest, and nervous about the downtown wax. (i NEVER thought i’d WRITE about it!) but kim deserves it. she made me so comfortable for my first brazilian wax and was so sweet! i am totally hooked and love not shaving! (makes me want to throw out my razors) it went so well that i even started doing leg and underarm waxes! best. ever. seriously.

Came here for a hot stone massage I found on Groupon. Have had plenty of massages in the past and one hot stone massage, so I guess I was a bit more observant of differences I noticed, which is why the 3star review.
Almost passed the salon up as its right off southwest hwy, a very busy road and they have an odd turn in with very few parking spots. Walk in and am asked to fill out a form before the massage (very standard practice before any massage). The thing I found off about the paper is that it had absolutely nothing to do with a massage at all. Questions such as «what do you like about your hair» and «how do you normally style your hair» may seem appropriate for a hair consult, but made no sense before a massage. The issue I had is because I’ve had massages before and work in health care, I know that they are plenty of people that massages aren’t suited for and by not asking these questions, it’s a pretty unsafe practice. Just a bit of advice.
Any who, onto the massage. Room was pretty small, but comfortable and warm. Massage table itself was very uncomfortable as it had no «face hole» (not sure what the correct term for it is), but it forced you to either turn your head to the left or right while laying on your stomach. Massage itself was very relaxing, but did not release any stress I had in my neck and back. Back is still full of knots and it wasn’t the same draining effect I remember from my last hot stone massage. Massage therapist was nice, however she never asked anything about where I was having pain or any spot I wanted her to focus on more.
Again, if I had never had a massage I would have been satisfied, but this just didn’t do much for me.