Monica Brenta was recommended to me by many expats. I went here to have some facial waxing done,…read moreincluding eyebrows, and the aesthetician (coincidentally named Monica) did a fantastic job. She listened to my concerns about keeping my eyebrow shape, which I appreciated. The prices are fair and I will definitely return in the future.

Nicely decorated. Personel not friendly. Expensive for locals so there are only old foreigners. Not…read morereally defined for gay clientele. Unknown if it is for straight or gay. I was bored. The relaxation music was loud. I asked if they could turn it down and they never did. It became empty quickly and I was there completely by myself

First visit, 15 years ago, was great. It's terrible now. No one speaks a word of English, even…read morethough the name of the business is "Markus Day Spa for Men." (In English.) Arrived at my appointment for the "happy birthday" package to find that half of the services (facial, manicure, depilacion) were not available even though I booked 48 hours in advance. Booking in website is not possible. All communication through WhatsApp was difficult and inconsistent. Website lists the same price for all types of massage, including tantric. Even though I booked a tantric massage the masseur tried to shake me down for a USD 50 tip in the massage room. Overall it was a disappointing experience and I will not return.

So good to be back in Buenos Aires after over two years. Shock Hair is really one of the best…read moreplaces that I have visited for a hair cut.

I washed my hair, got a haircut/trim, and pedicure here. The wash was ok.. the guy who cut my hair…read morespent about 5 minutes on it, I asked him to even out one section and he did it very quickly.. my hair was still a bit uneven when I checked afterwards. The pedicure here was the most uncomfortable one I've ever had. They make you sit on some cheap, hard chair that made my lower back hurt after a while.. I'm concerned about the tools being clean and the woman cutting my toes cut into my skin a bit! she sorta seemed to try to do a good job about smoothing my feet, but one of the nails she painted was not smooth... Would not recommend this place, nor come back.

This review is for the CERINI in Patio Bullrich mall. Since they don't have their own Yelp page and…read moregiven how much I loved my experience here, I feel compelled to leave a review on this Yelp page instead. Thanksgiving week is BA is brutal on hair. The humidity did a number on mine and the pictures showed. I succumbed to vanity and booked an appointment at CERINI. I was wary, because their negative reviews outnumber the positives but I was desperate. The Patio Bullrich mall is upscale and the salon reflected that. They have a little patio inside their salon with trees and tables, right next to where they wash your hair. They charge you extra for a hair wash and blow dry but it is so worth it. My hairstylist here, Mercedes, didn't speak English so she helped me out by calling an English speaker who worked the front desk to translate. She was meticulous and detailed. It helped that I did my research on their instagram page and had examples of haircuts they had done in the past. She recommended some modifications in order to make my hair look fuller and we were off to the races. She was quick, focused and gentle. The result was everything I wanted! The look was fresh and the blow dry held up in the humidity. She checked with me before using any products which I appreciated. I cannot recommend CERINI patio Bullrich more. They were kind, lovely and accommodating from the beginning to the end. It also cost me $51 which is a steal.

Fuimos con una amiga a que nos hagan un corte básico, recto atrás y adelante que el corte vaya en…read moredegrade en el marco de la cara. los dos cortes fueron un desastre. realmente una pérdida de plata. Yo me corté con Florencia y mi amiga con Camila. Ambas aprendices