**They are still open**…read more Love Haley! She does an amazing job every time I come in to see her. She has been my nail artist for the past couple of years and I'm SO excited that she now owns the salon and I'm excited to see her continued success. She makes you feel comfortable, time flies by, and her nail art is beautiful. You won't regret booking in her very full schedule -- give her a call or text at (503) 332-6574 or check her out when her new website goes live!

What a perfect nail salon! the vibes are unmatched. I love that it is small, clean, no unnecessary…read morechemicals or instruments. Haley is relatable and warm. Looking forward to my next session.

I visited Loyly after a coworker recommended it as an affordable place to do a sauna. Price wise,…read moreit absolutely delivers. The staff was friendly and service was great. That said, the overall experience did not quite meet my expectations. I booked the sauna and a foot soak. The space is large and open, and the bathrooms are co-ed. In the back near the saunas, there are hard wooden lounge chairs for resting between sessions. I personally found them uncomfortable and not very relaxing, which felt like an odd choice for a spa environment. There are two sauna rooms, one designated quiet and one more social. Even so, the overall atmosphere leaned very social. People were talking, laughing, and moving around, which made it harder to fully relax. For me, it felt more like a communal hangout than a serene spa escape. If you are looking for an affordable sauna experience or planning a social outing with friends, this is a solid option. It is approachable, lively, and budget friendly. If you are seeking a quiet, white glove, deeply relaxing solo spa experience, this may not be the best fit. For that level of ambiance and calm, I would likely look elsewhere.

We could not have enjoyed our visit more. Every staff member was so kind and helpful. I made…read moreseveral changes to our reservation and Molly was prompt with communication and accommodating (both email and over the phone). Bobby gave me a fantastic massage. I was a bit worried it would be crowded on a weekend, but we went Saturday night, and it wasn't crowded at all (after 5pm). I recc the foot soak with upgrade of signature mask and tea. The sauna wasn't unbearably hot which was nice. They even had swimsuits to borrow in case you forgot yours. If I lived in PDX I'd be here weekly. Thank you!

The crew is always friendly and professional. They offer complimentary beverages every time…read more Mary is the absolute BEST at nail design, there is nothing she can't do an amazing job at! My nails always last at least a solid four weeks. Highly recommend booking with Mary, feels like spending time with an old friend and the price is unmatched for the quality they deliver!

Updating my review to say that my daughter (now 8) and I have been going here since she was 5 a few…read moretimes a year and it's great. They are kind and fast and do a nice job. We went last minute on Mother's Day morning and they squeezed us in too. They're really nice to kids as well and she always feels welcome.

Courtney was the best! Def your girl at palm beach on broadway. She had the best customer careread more

Addy Crawford should be fired. She wouldn't let me use my complimentary tans. So I unfroze my…read moremembership, but it still wasn't "processing me" so I asked her to refreeze my account. Surprise surprise, she never paused my account, and I have been paying for a membership I haven't been using. Beware of Addy.

Customer service is fantastic, front desk, Alyssa is very knowledgeable and nice. My provider and…read moreassistants were also very knowledgeable and helpful. I asked a lot of questions and no one got annoyed.

Called to make an appointment, and was told I would be seen by a P.A. I said I thought I was being…read morereferred to see a dermatologist. They said the P.A .does the same as an MD with a full body examination. I explained P.A. stands for physical assistant, not a dermatologist. When I said I would like to see the actual dermatologist, I was told that would be an additional 2 month wait on top of an already 4 month wait to see a P.A. This was never disclosed upfront. The clinic is staffed almost entirely by PAs with only one MD. If you want to see an actual board-certified dermatologist, expect a significant additional wait that they will not mention unless you specifically ask. I also asked about appointment reminders and was told I would receive one a day or two before the actual appointment. I will be going elsewhere where I am treated with respect, and honesty. The woman that answered the phone was very disrespectful, patronizing and just plain rude to me!!!

In the Hive Brow Bar we trust. Excellent shaping and consistent…read more Love love love love love

Needed the caterpillars that are my eyebrows to be tamed. Scheduled appointment easy. was even…read moregiven the option to come in a little early. Came early. She was fast. Professional. Perf. It was quick and pretty painless considering I had not had these babys touched up for months. Now I feel pretty again. Shop is clean and cute. Great parking out front and accross the street by swift. I was in and out in like 10 minutes. Jah bless. I have found my new brow person in PDX.

My skin hasn't looked this good in years! Thanks to micro needling and bio repels peels! and of…read morecourse to Lisa!

Lisa did an amazing job! She left my skin glowing and fresh at a reasonable price. She is…read moreknowledgeable and professional. I loved the relaxing ambiance.

Harley is amazing! He literally changed my skin after a single facial and a personalized skincare…read moreroutine that was much simpler and cheaper than what I'd been doing to myself previously with horrendous results (as recommened by other professionals). He's a genius, a saint, perfection! Can't wait to continue to see improvements in my skin. And when I say my skin changed after a single facial, literally has only gotten better in 10 days, no purging, no "worse before it gets better" bs. All good results!

UPDATE: This person is now threatening to sue me for slander over this review. Also called me ugly…read moreand an idiot. I'm sure this person's actual skin services and skills are there, however their customer service is not. I had a short text exchange with Harley to set up a consultation, as I have intricate skin due to a genetic condition, I wanted to make sure the person potentially applying chemicals and needles to my skin knew what they were doing. His response was ableist. He dismissed specific concerns about Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) skin, stating, "Nobody has experience with that dear." This minimized the challenges associated with EDS, implying that the skin condition is not a valid consideration. Additionally, by mentioning his own experience with EDS and stating, "but it doesn't really pertain to esthetics," he further contributed to a dismissive tone regarding the unique needs of someone with EDS. An inclusive and understanding response would have acknowledged the challenges posed by EDS and expressed a willingness to adapt services accordingly. The statement that Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) has nothing to do with esthetics pertaining to skincare is not entirely accurate. EDS is a rare condition that affects connective tissue, including the skin. People with EDS often have fragile and stretchy skin, making skincare a unique challenge. Common EDS skin problems include sensitive and fragile skin, as well as abnormal scarring due to abnormal collagen production. Therefore, individuals with EDS may need to avoid certain beauty treatments and take preventative measures to care for their skin, such as using moisturizers, sunscreen, and avoiding trauma to the skin. While EDS does not directly relate to traditional esthetic skincare treatments, it does have implications for skincare due to the unique characteristics of EDS skin. Therefore, it is important for individuals with EDS to approach skincare with caution and seek advice from healthcare professionals familiar with the condition. For individuals with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), skincare is a unique challenge due to the condition's effects on the skin. EDS can cause sensitive, fragile skin and abnormal scarring, making traditional skincare treatments potentially risky. Sources [1] 5 Tips for EDS Skin Care - Ehlers-Danlos News https://ehlersdanlosnews.com/health-insights/5-tips-for-eds-skin-care/ [2] Caring for EDS Skin: Science-Backed EDS Skincare - Slowstead https://slowstead.com/eds-skincare/ [3] Ehlers-Danlos x skincare +- cosmetics / aesthetics? : r/ehlersdanlos https://www.reddit.com/r/ehlersdanlos/comments/15is423/ehlersdanlos_x_skincare_cosmetics_aesthetics/ [4] Skin in EDS, HSD, and JHS | The HMSA https://www.hypermobility.org/skin-in-eds-hsd-jhs [5] The dermatological aspects of hEDS in women https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8243129/