Wow! What a fabulous massage. I went in for a sore neck and Abby was amazing perfect pressure…read morelevel. She checked in with me to make sure it was OK she treated the whole body and even worked on some.scar tissue. I will definitely return to her the next time I am in town.

From the owner: Vinyasa yoga, pre and post natal yoga, yoga for beginners, power yoga, ski yoga, Pilates, fitness,…read more200-hr yoga teacher training, workshops and special events.

I have been going to Ivy's for a long time. She has helped me with a skin condition. I enjoy the…read morecupping and deep massage on a monthly basis. I always look forward to my visits!

Short version: Great massage if you want a quality, fairly priced cupping and Chinese style…read moremassage. Not the place to go to if you don't like very overt displays of Christianity, or if you don't want to be misgendered. Long version: I'd never had a massage before, and wanted to go somewhere where I wouldn't have to spend a fortune. I saw on Ivy's website that they offer 30min back massages for a great price. Perfect! The waiting room is full of religious material (e.g. books), and religious music was playing. While I don't have a problem with religion, this felt like it was leaning more into 'evangelizing' territory, and it was hard to not feel uncomfortable with the whole thing. One of the therapists, Wendy, mentioned finding Jesus to me during the massage. It wasn't too offputting for me and wasn't pushed, but I know plenty of people might feel very uncomfortable about this, especially people with religious trauma, so I think it's important to know this before you head in. I also would not recommend this place for trans clients. The religious atmosphere already worried me in this regard, but being casually misgendered by the therapist in regards to my body, something I was already extremely nervous about, was humiliating. I wasn't exactly shocked by this, and went because I was really in need of a massage and was willing to deal with potential misgendering just to get some relief from muscle tension, but it was still extremely unpleasant and not something I'd want any other trans client to deal with. Unfortunately, it's not really possible to tell if any massage therapist in the area is trans-friendly just based on their websites. To massage therapists - you already do your utmost to help feel clients feel comfortable, so I recommend adding asking for pronouns, or at least avoiding pronouns and gendered terms if you aren't sure. I was also surprised at the massage itself. I went in for general stress/tension/anxiety, and what I really needed was a firm but still gentle massage. What I got was an extremely intense Chinese style massage, and cupping that left me bruised for days. While it was still relaxing afterwards, I wish their website was more clear on what you're in for, as it only mentions 'back massage' under the 'services' tab. The cupping can be overwhelming if you aren't used to pain or aren't prepared for it, as can the gua sha (this is where they take a wooden tool and scrape your skin, including your scalp and head VERY hard). If cupping and/or Chinese style massage is something you're looking for, this is the place to go to. Their rates are good, and they're good at what they do. Just be aware of what you're getting into beforehand.

I enjoyed my experience at Pro Nails. Two males do an excellent job in a female dominated…read moreprofession. I needed a fill and a pedicure after at least a four week absence. The father, Tony did the fill reassuring me that I did not need to soak off and reapply. I even gave me some advice to tell my nail tech at home to correct the shape of my nails. David, his son used gel to polish my nails making them look great. After my nails were done it was time for my toes. David did my toes doing a wonderful job. During our conversation, David recommended several local businesses. I do recommend this business. But don't expect to get out without paying close to $100 for both a fill and a pedicure.

This nail salon was the worst experience in my entire life. The salon itself was filthy. The…read moremanicure stations were covered in other people's nail clippings and skin debris and the pedicure tubs were disgusting. I was desperate to have my nails done for an event I had to attend that day and they were the only place available to take me. I denied the pedicure because of the grotesque tubs. I endured the rude nail technician who seemed aggravated that I was seeking his services. Ugh, Horrible experience! My nails were passable for the event but definitely not professionally manicured. Press on nails would have looked better and cheaper. I truly I don't understand why this shop is even legally open and operating. The curtains were closed, no air venalation, it smelled like mold, the walls were covered with dead animal heads. Apparently hunting is a hobby and the carpet looked like it was 30-yrs old. Yuck! Do yourself a favor, never step foot or hand in this place.

Massage from Stephanie was what I needed- Thank You Stephanie for the added attention to my neck- I…read moregot it to release the next morning!