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From the owner: Enjoy your own little slice of heaven with therapeutic massage at Edmonton's Heavenly Hands Spa…read more Our massage therapy helps relieve pain, reduce stress, and promote relaxation. Call for an appointment.

Very clean rooms. Professional work. Did a great job with my upper back muscles. I highly recommend…read moreXiaoping Spa.

I had a Massage from Hannah! She gives the Best Deep Tissue Massage that I ever have. I have seen…read morehere at 3 different Studios and will follow her wherever she goes.

First time here, great experience. Professional, spa atmosphere. Not into the Buddha, eastern…read morereligious symbols but otherwise nice. I take the good and reject the other. My massage therapist was amazing, will be back!

I had been going to the south side location for a while (which I also reviewed), so when I saw they…read morehad opened the west end location I decided to check it out since it was a little more convenient for me. I've seen a few therapists there and they've all been great, some better than others but that really comes down to personal preference. I prefer really deep massages and, in the past, have had a hard time finding a therapist who can consistently maintain the pressure I prefer. Then I found Mike. He is by far, hands down the BEST therapist I've ever been to. He shows me stretches to do at home, and uses different techniques to work the target area. The place is clean, comfortable and everyone there has been nothing less than professional. I would, and have many times, recommend Alberta Momentum (either location) to anyone!

Professional, know what to do with my neck and back massage.. Also, I used that place for…read moreacupuncture for my knee last year. I love the cupping!

Very happy with my treatment here. Dr.Lee is an amazing acupuncturist! Always on time. Soothing…read moreatmosphere, extremely clean and adhering to all COVID protocols.

For the many hours hairdressers spend in school learning to do hair, only a few hours are spent on…read moremastering a guy's mop. As a result, men get the short end of the stick when it comes to seeking out a top-knotch haircut. After lots of average cuts they figure they can do it themselves or get their girlfriend to coif their coconut. All you need is a pair of scissors and that little plastic piece to keep you from cutting slicing open your head, right?! Wrong. Too many guys look half as good as they could because they've never had their hair cut well. At Men's Room you spend an average of $30 for a cut but it's being done by stylists who've studied the best and latest in hair trends for men. It's run by the Crew academy, and was the first men's salon of its kind in Edmonton before other salons, like Game Day and The Board Room started appearing. Now some men get pedicures and wear facial moisturizers, but you don't need to be a metrosexual to want a hot haircut. It's downright manly.

I had my hair cut here for about a year or so, and overall the cuts were really good. I never…read morereally had a set person, but all the stylists I saw seemed to do an equally good job. All were quite friendly too. Also never had too much difficulty getting in. I never had the time to take advantage of the free trim that was included, but it's a nice idea to throw in The main reason I stopped going was the location. As I live on the south side, there are plenty of equally good places in the Whyte ave area that are much more convenient. The price is on the high end for a men's cut, especially once you added in a tip. I think it's worthwhile to spend the extra money if you have longer hair where a quality cut matters. But if you get a shorter cut, there isn't much difference between a $50 cut and a $30 cut. As I've recently been going more to shorter cuts, it didn't seem as worthwhile to make the investment in travel time and money. They do seem to be drifting away from the "man" focus. Each time I went, there seemed to be more women getting cuts there. That doesn't bug me, but I think it's maybe a sign their prices aren't matching the demand of Edmonton men.

It was with great heavy heartedness that I had to look for a different massage therapist as my…read moreregular one was unavailable. I was recommended to see Ali from 3Leaf because she does an amazing job. I was quite skeptical. For one, it really is heresy to switch massage therapists and two can Ali top Erica at Action Chiro? For the sake of my back, I had to find out. Located conveniently (for me) in the west end off of Stony Plain, you'll notice the décor is kept quite well with hardwood floors, chandeliers, tasteful Victorian style decorations. Complimentary flip flops were available and I was led into a separate waiting room with even more tasteful and colorful furniture waiting for me. Since it was my first visit, I had to fill out the necessary forms complete with waivers but I was also asked if I wanted some chilled water, tea or coffee. That's a first for me. I kind of felt like I was in a spa. Finally, our mysterious therapist, Ali comes to greet me in full scrub attire. She must mean business. We sit down in the typical style massage room and she builds my profile by asking about medical history and preference of what I would like to be worked on. I quite enjoyed the fact that she laid out expectations and asked questions right away. This allowed me to indicate which areas I would like help with and I think it allowed her to build a personalized program for me. After allowing me to change and get ready I knew right away the treatment was much different. She was not shy in getting into the trouble areas of my shoulders and if I had to compare apples to apples, it felt painfully good but much more thorough. She identified and released many more knots and based on my profile suggested that she work on the arms as well since I work at an office and go to the gym. Don't be fooled by her frame, she had some secret special reserve monster strength given the fact her effort dial wasn't cranked to full power. I left feeling very refreshed and had a good chat with her at the desk as I paid. As listed on their site, an hour long massage is roughly $89. What's also really convenient is this location allows you to log in and book your appointments online and make them reoccurring if it fits your schedule. It's a bittersweet feeling finding Ali at 3Leaf. I just hope I can drown away the tears of remorse of leaving my old therapist with the amazing massages I'll be getting in the future after switching. TL;DR - Great décor and even amazing massage service.

I have been coming to this place for a few years now after a realtor I know recommended it. At the…read moretime I was trying a number of massage therapists around the Edmonton area and was having trouble finding a good fit. The staff here are very friendly. They always acknowledge me the second I walk in and will grab me a pair of sandals and take my coat. They have a cute little waiting area with tea and magazines. I've only every had Michelle Bullock as my massage therapist and she is amazing! She uses the right amount of pressure and some different techniques. I went there today after almost a year of not going. I forgot how amazing she is. I always feel amazing after... I wish I could go every week!