I've been going to Pari since I moved to Baltimore. So that's over 3 years now. Today I went to…read morePari during my lunch break. There was a younger lady there who wanted to do my eyebrows, but I asked for the other lady that usually does my eyebrows. The lady who usually does my eyebrows was just on and off the phone laughing and joking as I'm sitting there waiting. I was the only customer in there. After waiting for nearly 20 minutes, I left. She had this look on her face like oh well. Didn't care for my business at all. I won't ever go back again.

I stopped by Pari Eyebrows threading to get hair facial removal. The shop is clean and they also…read morehave jewelry and traditional clothing for purchase. The threading experience is interesting, it is a bit uncomfortable. I will definitely go back.

She does such a good job!!! She actually listens to what you want, her pricing is great, and she is…read morevery nice. Definitely recommend .

The service was great,Saba does a wonderful job and it's a nice calm vibe.You don't have to wait to…read morebe seen

The ladies at the castle are amazing. I love coming to this place .It feels like home!read more

From the owner: We offer ionic detox foot bath, Reflexology hand/feet, Massage full body or chair, Mani/Pedi, Ear…read morecandling, Paraffin dip, Facial & beard treatment waxing, Supplements and more

My lady and I were in Baltimore for a little staycation and were looking for a cigar lounge close…read moreto the Inner Harbor. We came across GQ, which is located inside a building that also has a restaurant/bar and, from what I understand, a barbershop and spa as well. The whole setup has a little speakeasy feel to it. You enter through a pretty unassuming downtown building, take the elevator up using a code, and then get another code from the bartender to access the cigar lounge on a separate floor. Since we weren't members, we purchased day passes for $20 each. Before arriving, I had called to get some clarity because the setup was a little confusing online. I was told that outside cigars weren't allowed, but once we got there and met Chris, who I believe owns the establishments, it sounded like we actually could have brought our own. So there was definitely a little miscommunication there. That being said, Chris was absolutely amazing. Very welcoming, hospitable, and made sure we were comfortable the entire time. The cigar selection seemed a little low that evening, possibly because they were in the middle of restocking, but we still purchased a couple cigars and had a great time. The lounge itself was spacious and comfortable with plenty of couches and chairs, a nice TV setup, complimentary water and sodas, ice, a kitchenette area, and a restroom right there. Most importantly, the ventilation system was excellent. We grabbed a couple drinks, smoked our cigars, watched some college football, and just enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere. It was exactly the kind of vibe I want from a cigar lounge. We didn't try the food this time, but the restaurant upstairs looked pretty busy and seemed to serve mostly bar-style food. Next time, I'd definitely like to make more of a day out of it and possibly check out the spa or barbershop, grab something to eat, and finish off with a cigar. Parking is pretty much what you'd expect downtown. I believe there's a garage behind the building, plus several garages nearby. We took a Lyft from our hotel because it was raining, and the ride was only about five minutes. Overall, I'd give GQ a 5 out of 5. Great atmosphere, comfortable lounge, excellent ventilation, and Chris really made the experience stand out. If you're near the Inner Harbor and looking for a laid-back cigar spot, I'd definitely recommend checking it out.

This place is awesome. Vernon welcomed me at the door, listened to what I wanted, made a few…read moresuggestions and then I was treated to an amazing beard trim. Will 100% go back!

Overall, they did a great job on my nails. The space was bright and inviting, and it didn't skimp…read moreon the Taylor Swift songs. I had to reserve my spot with a credit card, which was a bit strange, though not fully unheard of. This made me think I had to be early if not on time, but once I got there, I had to wait. I waited 10 minutes past the appointment time and then was told to wait another 5. This wasn't horrible but seemed a bit strange for something where I was worried that my being late would be an issue!

I dropped by before an important photoshoot -I desperately needed a neat manicure and lash…read moreextensions, but didn't have time for two separate appointments. The technicians worked seamlessly in tandem: the lashes turned out incredibly natural without feeling heavy, and the manicure held up for nearly three weeks without a single chip. I really appreciated how clean and sterile everything was, plus the cozy atmosphere made it super easy to unwind after a crazy workday.

I tried two services here that I never did before, and I really liked them both. I did threading…read morefor my eyebrows and chin. I really liked it for my eyebrows. I got a great shape and didn't think it hurt too much. I didn't love the chin...my skin was a little too sensitive there for some reason. It wasn't horrible, but I'd probably do waxing next time for that. Then i did sugaring for my legs and brazilian. It hurts a little but not much. Definitely doesn't hurt as much as waxing. The ladies here work reallyquickly, are gentle and professional and kind. I have gone back a few times and look forward to going back again!

I would say if the ladies in the business are not comfortable waxing guys…read more Then they should take it of their menu I went to get my legs waxed and although it was pretty painless and went smooth and inside of my thighs are hairy af and when I asked if she could do it she said I don't feel comfortable going so deep knowing that they do offer men's bikini waxing So overall I wouldn't recommend this to any guy Funny part is I'm gay So yeah Half ass job and female leg waxing is 78 where men's is 90 so if I'm paying extra money why do I have extra hair left !!!!!!!

I would give A-List beauty no stars if I could. I hired them for hair and makeup for my wedding…read more The trial could not have gone worse. It. Was. A. Joke. A lot of these places have you pay a significant amount of money to do a trial (like $500) because it creates a psychological motivation to continue to do business with them (the sunk cost fallacy). Ladies do not be victim to this- even if you paid $500 and the trial goes poorly, do not give them more money! I paid the non refundable deposit to Ariel Lewis, and gladly paid another company $1,500 just to not look (and more importantly FEEL) like I did after my trial with A-List. The other company was professional, kind, used actual beauty products (see below), let me watch what they were doing, and were friendly. Find a company that works with you for your big day. Not works you for the paycheck. Hopefully this will save you the $500 trial with A-List: Let's start with hair. The biggest red flag was that she wouldn't let me watch while she was doing my hair so that I could be "surprised" - I was surprised all right. She admitted to me she had not looked at the inspo pics they asked me to send in, and asked to see them. She looked at the first one and said "K I got it." She didn't have it, because what was created was a departure from my looks. It wasn't a terrible style if it had been done well. I mentioned concern about the longevity of the look day of, and she said confidently it would last even though I could feel the pins slipping. I said repeatedly my hair texture is fine and doesn't hold curl. She said "Not the way I curl" and then put wax in it to "help." Everyone with fine hair knows wax weighs it down. It did not last. Not even through 90 min minutes of sitting still and getting makeup done (much less a whole wedding...). My trial was done at 11:30am and by 1:30pm my hair had fallen out of the bun into the two sad looped pony tails she had used to create the look, and was in straight tendrils around my face. Not a curl in sight. Even the initial finished looked was frizzy and you could obviously see pins. The best part was that the A-List makeup trial was after hair and she came in and asked "what time my hair trial was?" hahah. "Oh you couldn't tell it just happened? Your teammate just gave me an updo, obviously!" Lol Next was makeup. Ladies. They used E.L.F products. Correct- the products you buy for your nieces and occasionally find at the dollar store. I get it, this isn't the main event, it's just the trial so maybe they use different products day of? If so, that negates the purpose of the trial... I want to have my shades matched and confirmed which is part of the trial one would think. I paid for airbrush makeup- she did zero prep the skin. She pulled the machine out and started spraying- didn't even pin my face framing hair pieces back so there was a distinct line not blended around my face where my hair had been. The airbrush went on cakey and flakey and actually aged me about 10 years. It's not for every skin type so that's part of it, but at least try and prep the skin. I sent Hailey Bieber natural dewey inspo and she did old church lady rosy pink cheeks I am not kidding. Bright. Pink. And round. I looked like a toy soldier, even after I asked her to keep blending. The whole thing was a joke. It also didn't last despite paying for airbrush- which I was grateful for because I would not have gone out looking like that. When I reached out to Ariel Lewis to tell them I would not be using them for my wedding and talk about how disappointed I was, I was intercepted by an admin. Interestingly, I didn't ask for a refund but the very first thing the admin said when I said I wouldn't be moving forward was that I wouldn't get a refund. This exchange told me a lot about how they do business and their priorities. I asked to speak to Ariel to provide feedback. I never heard from her. Guess it's on me to keep reaching out? I was then told I could do the trial again with the same artists. Nah I'm good... If it were my business with my name on it- I would be embarrassed by this. Pics below of hair. I didn't want my face out there on the internet so I didn't post makeup. So- ladies, save yourself the money with A-List. Unless you want a good laugh- My Maid of Honor was there and we still get out the "after" pictures so we can have a good chuckle over wine. I hope this saves another bride the stress and money I wasted on the A-List.

Very POOR Customer Service. Extremely POOR communication. Why does a company refuse to list itself…read moreon Google? So they can avoid all the negative reviews. So it's not a surprise that A-List has no Google listing and minimal reviews available... do the math. It doesn't add up to a reliable and professionally behaving company.

Black owned unisex barbershop. The Owner Zo is real down to earth dude as well as the other barbers…read morein there. Clean environment and definitely be ready to laugh while you're waiting and getting cut.

Zo is definitely the man with a plan.. I ran into a situation yesterday and booked an a 1030…read moreappointment with a new barbershop. Maybe before I was arriving (around 955) he could not keep the appointment because he was not there. Having a job that grooming is important I can't play with my cute. Stepping out on faith and googled shops, Underground Cutz was the first to pop up. Called to check if walkin's were accepted and Zo told me come in. That will always be the best search I've ever done because I now have a new first class barber. Picky as I am about my hair, Zo had an idea of what I wanted just by observation coupled with the clients features. Only a truly skilled professional can demonstrate that. Walking out the shop yesterday nothing but compliments and ppl wanting to know who my barber lol