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Hours:

M: 9am - 6pm
T: 9am - 6pm
W: 9am - 6pm
Th: 9am - 6pm
F: 9am - 6pm
Sat: 9am - 2pm
Sun: Closed

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Hair & Body Products
Meditation & Relaxation  CDs
Massage Related Books and Charts
Bath Therapy Products
Candles and Incense
Massage Oils and Lotions
Earthlite Massage Equipment
Unique Greeting Cards
Gemstone Pendant and Bracelets

We use and sell:

Redkin, Aquage, Nioxin, Abba, O.P.I., American Crew for men,
Bioelements, and our own Private Label Body Products

Client Etiquette

As a spa guest you are expected to:

• Arrive on time or early for your appointment, to enjoy the facility.
• For services such as body scrubs, body wraps and hydrotherapies you will generally undress completly and be drapped or provided with disposable undergarments.
• Allow the therapist to perform a service as reserved and timed.
• Give the therapist feedback as to your comfort and special troubled areas.
• Relax … that's generally why you are in the spa.
• Enjoy, benefit and allow others to "do for you".
• Know that you are in a professional spa therapy operations and do not expect anything other than therapeutic or spa services.
• Know that you may be silent or quietly talkative.
• Share public space respectfully with other spa goers.
• Do not bring children and leave them unattended, this is very disruptive to other spa goers and unsafe for children.
• Know if gratuities are included or not and be prepared according to your experience and desire to tip or not.
• Relax, yet respect that the room must be prepared and used for the next client; so know that you must vacate treatment room upon completion of service within a reasonable amount of time.
• Give honest feedback to the therapist, owner, receptionist, etc., as operation personnel cares to know if your spa experiences was as expected.

Unacceptable behavior

What client behavior would be considered bad manners? When should a guest be removed from the spa?

• Lewd behavior
• Inebriated
• Demeaning and abusive behavior toward receptionists or therapists.
• Guest insisting upon services without an appointment when spa is fully booked.

Such behavior does not conform to spa etiquette.