Reena Beauty Salon has just earned itself a new regular. I was looking online for an affordable…read moreplace to get my eyebrows threaded - previously, I had either had them tweezed or trimmed at facials, or waxed at Benefit, but ever since my first ever time having my eyebrows threaded in Singapore, I've realized that I actually prefer this method over tweezing and waxing. After doing a quick Google search - keywords 'inexpensive eyebrow threading HK', Reena Beauty Salon came up in a couple of forums. Their website stated that eyebrow threading was just $60, so I figured, why not? I happened to be in Central today and while waiting for my mother, decided that this was as good a time as any to go to try it out. I called and asked if it would be all right for me to come in for an eyebrow threading in about half an hour's time, and was told that it was no problem. So off I went - it's actually hidden in an old building in LKF, so it's a little bit of an uphill trek to get there. Its website states that it's on the 7th floor of Winner Building, and the directory board on the ground floor says so too, but both have not been updated - the salon is actually on the 4th floor now, so do take note of that. Reena herself is clearly very professional and experienced, and I was in and out of there in ten minutes - no joke. I couldn't believe how quick it was! When she was done with one eyebrow, she asked me if she wanted it thinner or if this was okay, and I told her I wanted it just a teeny bit thinner. I was afraid I was going to regret saying this and that she was going to go overboard with that request, but thankfully, she didn't! If all you need is a quick eyebrow threading session, Reena's Beauty Salon is perfect, and not to mention inexpensive. It's far from glamorous - it's not air conditioned (though there's a fan), and it's in an abandoned building with a dingy lobby and lifts that creak.If you're looking to be treated like a star, this isn't the place for you. Oh, one thing I noticed was that after the threading, there were bits of eyebrow hair on my face (she didn't buff it off after threading), but it wasn't really an issue - I just brushed it away with a tissue. Overall, I'm definitely glad I found this place and it'll be my go-to from now on!

Found this place through Sassy and I must say the experience was wonderful. Got my waxing done with…read moreMaggie, who was extremely attentive and gentle throughout the entire time. Cleanliness, check. Professionalism, check. Experienced, check. Usually there are always something that I can nitpick on with waxing salons. But this place is easily a 10/10. Absolutely no complaints. Definitely coming back again :) Psst. There's a discount for first time customers.

From the owner: Nude is the first beauty salon in Hong Kong specifically focused on Brazilian Waxing. Our…read moretherapists are specially trained to provide the best Brazilian and Bikini wax in Hong Kong!

I am just visiting from the US but this place was freaking great!!!! I wish I was a HK resident so…read moreI could've taken advantage of their first time half off for Brazilian wax. I wanted to go to strip that was down the block but they were all booked so I found this place and I'm sooo glad I did. I booked an appointment just 30 mins before I went and they were so nice and fast! Service is excellent I forgot who helped me out but everyone was great. During my wax, it was pretty painless since they use hot wax!!! If there was any pain it was very tolerable. The girl who waxed me took her time and made sure she got every hair and even talked to me consulted me about any issues I was having with aftercare and etc. they're so knowledgeable and informative I felt like I was in very very good hands. Love this place!! Gonna have to find hot wax back in the US

Okay, I've been to my fair share of waxing places in Hong Kong because coming from the States and…read morehaving the lovely Queen Bee's service makes it hard to match up in Hong Kong. And waxing itself is SO expensive so I have tried out a couple of places, but I do really like Honeypot as they use Hard Wax and don't double dip which is SO SO important. Only qualm is my fav waxologist Maryann has left :( boo. But it is a clean environment and super conveniently located, right above that massive new Adidas in LKF, which used to be a Coach. Hit me up if you have more questions but I would very much happily recommend this place as well as STRIP:ministry of Waxing, but I think they dont use hard wax which is why I ended up at Honeypot. Easy to make reservations on whatsapp and I discovered them through the powers of google , they have a great deal for first timers ;) but dont all rush there, I need some appointment times!! I kid.

I can't remember too much about this trip since it's almost been a year ago!…read more Price: Mani-Pedi's for 2 people - $1,410 ~ $176.25 USD Tina's Travel and Tabloid - Located upstairs so when you will have to ring the doorbell to get access to go into the elevator to the 2nd floor - Super nice ladies who speak Cantonese, but actually Filipino! - Accepts credit cards! Not sure about the foreign fees, but I got myself a travel card. - Very clean and sanitary spot!

Last minute decision to get my nails done. Cleopatra was recommended by a friend and i was so glad…read morethey had space that day. I was very satisfied with the results.

This woman is AMAZING with what she does! I just moved to HK from Miami and am super picky about my…read morewaxing lady- I looked up "waxing Hong Kong" and Dolma had a TON of great reviews so I gave her a shot. She's freelance independent business and has been waxing since 1994! How do I know all this? She knew I was super anxious about getting my wax (but must be done) so she talked to me while waxing! It was super fast (10mins Max) and THE LEAST PAINFUL WAX I HAVE EVER HAD!!! I've been getting waxing done in Miami and they do NOT compare with what Dolma does. I definitely recommend going to her- prices are affordable ($350 HKD for Hollywood wax front & back) compared to other waxing places in Hong Kong her prices are reasonable! Highly recommend going to her!

From the owner: Dolma Waxing Boutique offers brazilian bikini waxing,body waxing and eyebrow threading.read more

Really like this place - when I went there the first time, I told them I wanted a "1.5 part"…read moremassage. As you may know, 1 part typically means 50 minutes in HK, so when I ended up getting a 90 min massage I was pleasantly surprised. Not sure if that was a mistake but I was pretty happy. Good massage quiet place and most importantly, clean. I'd go back I forgot to mention - they're always full. So book early!

Let's Spa is a nice, clean beauty spas that provides services like; facials, massage, manis, pedis,…read morewaxing, slimming treatments, you get the idea. Based along Lockhart Road in Wan Chai, it is a little odd to see this haven of pampering amongst some of the diviest bars in HK. They have eight massage rooms, each with a private shower, as well as two quiet zones for foot massage. However, even with this many rooms, they always seem to be busy and booked up. In fact, the last time I tried to book for a facial, the wait was 8 weeks! They must be doing a roaring trade, despite the location. The interior is really pleasant. It has a wonderful calming feel. What I do like, is that they have a number of treatments for men. Not sure if I can speak for most men, but I don't need all the placenta rubs and weird seaweed stuff, I just want a simple facial to scrub out all the stubbornly dirty bits and wash behind my ears. This is ideal as they have such a simple service, aimed at men, and for a reasonable cost. The spa has a number of promotions and packages (such as mani and foot massage, or massage and wrap), so check online or in store for what is available. There are also "packages", where you prepay X thousand dollars to a "credit" card, and you get all your treatments 10% off. However, therein lies the rub. My advice, never buy a promotion or a package, it must mark you out as a sucker, because once you do buy into it, the hard sell begins! Yes, you have just spent HKD3000 on store credit, but you will never be able to get an appointment, you will never be able to just get a facial without having to listen to the receptionist bang on about adding a seaweed butt wrap, and even if you do get the basic facial, you will get hit with a bill for the deluxe - oh, didn't understand my English, Canto or Mandarin, hey? Oh, and last note on this rant, the "credit" does expire, despite them saying it does not. You don't sign a contract, so you have no protection. By all means, come to Let's Spa for a lovely pamper by skilled and friendly staff, but pay-as-you-go, do not get sucked into saving a buck, you will end up paying dearly for it. Last note, if you do like the products they use for your treatment, ask the staff what it is. They sell most of it at reception.

Had a wax with Devi and it felt like it was over before it even started. Ok, well, not quite, but…read moreshe was very quick, professional, and the price was great. Definitely will be back.

From the owner: We deliver facials by Dermalogica, Thalgo, Elemis, oxyGeneo & more. Not only will you love our…read morewonderful facials, you'll love our waxing & massage too

Highly recommended. Clean relaxing salon with skilled therapists whose massages were incredibly…read morerelaxing. We will return.

Horrible customer service - tried to contact them several times about my gift certificate that…read moreexpired. Phone goes unanswered a lot, tried emailing and never got a response and finally when I got a live person they said they will call me back and never did. Finally gave up - I never got to try their services but if this is the quality of their service there are much better spas out there!

Summers in Hong Kong require regular pedicures, as you're constantly running around in sandals and…read morebaring your toes. I happened to notice this darling nail boutique during a walk with my dog, and I popped in for a pedicure later that afternoon. But not so fast - I had to make an appointment for that evening instead, which was the only time slot left. This salon books up, so plan accordingly! The salon is cute and girly, and the carry a wide array of OPI polish. Once it's time for your appointment, you'll be escorted into the back of the salon where the pedis are done. No plush pedicure chairs, as space is at a premium. The nail technician was thorough and detailed, though the leg massage lasted less than a minute... bummer. But the pedicure turned out flawless, though it comes at a pretty price: 320 HKD! Beauty Beauty probably won't be the spot I head to for regular pedis as it's quite pricey, but I think I'll give the eyelash extensions a go as they're actually somewhat affordable.

Just tried their basic manicure. All they did was file my nails, push the cuticles back a little…read morebit and polished it. The polish was messy and streaky, clumpy around nail bed. They did not really clean up the excess skin around each nail - normally, places cut the hardened skin around the nail. Will not return.

great salon, reasonable prices, warm and friendly staff…read more Neeta at Freedas Wanchai is a great hairdresser. Super talented and super professional.

My second time at Freedas for eyebrow shaping, and will be my favorite and most affordable spot in…read moreHong Kong. Be sure to call in advance to reserve a session. If you happen to schedule a time during a weekend afternoon, be prepared to wait a little as there are usually a queue of women waiting. The eyebrow threading costs HK$30 and takes less than 10 minutes. Super fast and clean, though just be sure to tell them exactly what you want them to do. They err on the side of making them a little too thin, so if you don't want thin eyebrows, be sure to tell them at the start. The entrance is a little difficult to find. Need to walk towards Tsui Sing Restaurant and turn left (or right if you are coming the opposite direction) and follow the path down the alley behind the restaurant. You will see signs that point to Freedas and a metal gate for its entrance to the mezzanine level.