I never thought I'd leave a review for ear and nose waxing--but here we are, and it's well…read moredeserved! From start to finish, the experience was smooth, quick, and surprisingly comfortable. Rebecca was not only incredibly skilled, but also knowledgeable, professional, and made the entire process feel effortless. They explained everything beforehand, used top-quality products, and worked with precision and care. The results? Immaculate. I walked out feeling fresher, and more confident than ever. It's one of those services you don't realize you need until you experience it done right. If you're even remotely considering it--go for it!

Rebecca was lovely and comforting! Really great experience. Got my bikini line waxed and my legs…read moreand was super comfortable. Space was nice and she was super knowledgeable and friendly, would recommended!

I have been going to this Waxing The City location for years. The Orange Club discount is well…read moreworth it. Gina is the best! She does great work, is so kind and nice to talk to and makes the process so comfortable. The studio is clean and makes this errand an overall easy.

Been coming here for a few years now.. this is a good waxing location. Definitely beats out…read moreEuropean Wax Center any day. The techs here are great, you get what you ask for which is all anyone would want. I have gotten almost every single service here but the one that I do on a consistent basis is my nose (I don't know what it is but I need that done lol). I always have a different tech and I think this most recent time I got Anette (?) and she was just awesome. I walked in there and said I want it all gone, every single hair lol and she made sure to get every single one. I think I've gotten so many nose waxes at this point that I am immune to pain but I've never had any issues. The store is clean and cute, always smells good. I've never had any issues. If you are having booking issues.. just call them, it makes it so much easier. The online tool is convenient but not easy to edit (in my opinion) and calling just always is a safe bet.

Something Nice Electrolysis is in a new building and it makes all the difference. I really loved…read morethem before, but the new decor is very relaxing. I feel comfortable with the purple-gray walls and cute black furniture more so than I did when it looked like just a makeshift space that used to be formica counter top offices. I still insist on seeing Linda. She is *my* specialist. She has all my information on file and works with my schedule. When I put aside an hour block of time we are typically able to get 35-45 minutes of hair removal out of the way. The hair she's removed from my fingers hasn't returned and my eyebrows still look good from years ago. I've started taking a little more off from them, but not a whole lot needs to be done. It's been so successful that I've started having her work on other areas. No more bearded lady!

Over a decade ago a vehicle ran into mine head-on and left me seriously injured. After the…read moreaccident, I had too much pain and stiffness to be able to twist and turn my neck at all, I could not raise my arms high enough to reach my face, and due to a brain injury, I could not focus my eyes to see myself in any detail in a mirror; consequently, I could not tend to my own personal care such as plucking my eyebrows to remove the unwanted monobrow or the more reprehensible errant hairs that would pop out here and there due to my age. A dear friend (who I no longer saw at work), Shirley, and I got together for lunch and I was telling her how distressing I found this and that is when she told me about Linda and SOMETHING NICE. She said when her granddaughter (I think it was?) made the comment, "Grandma, you have a mustache," she decided to find a solution and that was going to Linda for the removal of her unwanted hair. It sounded good to me and so I took her recommendation and booked my first session. Linda explained everything about the procedure, the machine, and how they keep things sterile and safe. She made adjustments to find the best level to be comfortable and efficient for me. It usually takes 3 sessions of zapping each follicle to kill it completely, and after each hair has been treated it is dead and gone, never to return. I wholeheartedly recommend this procedure and especially Linda or any of the pleasant estheticians at Something Nice. It is practically like a therapy session to lie there chatting while being worked on, and for me, while all the other physical therapy and treatments I was having for my injuries were seeming to have no benefit, the electrolysis solved a problem I was having, showed immediate results, and got rid of something unwanted for good, which was definitely a boost to the morale and self-image. I will never have to worry about being a grandma with a mustache. You might feel it is expensive, but think of the cost adding up each year of all the other methods that would need to be employed. No more waxing or lotions, tweezers or razors; and consider all the time and bother over the course of your life that will be eliminated. It's a wonderful thing.

Clean and beautiful salon. The staff are very friendly and always do a great job with my pedicures…read more Highly recommend.

First time customer and I got a gel pedicure. Technicians are super nice and welcoming. Place is…read morevery clean. Service was great and affordable! I will be coming back!

Love this place! Waxing here is great! Calm. Relaxing. No judgement zone!…read more Also, got wax passes - so worth it!!!

I got an email to book a promotional free wax which I was so excited about, I figured out you can…read morenot book this online as it is with certain waxers at certain times. I called the store, and have been sitting on hold for almost 30 minutes. I understand the front desk reps have other duties aside from just answering the phone, but 30 minutes is actually ridiculous. I have always enjoyed my experiences getting waxed here but I'm very frustrated I have to sit on hold for this long to make an appointment that they emailed me about!

I have been coming here for years!! Even after moving I drive back into downtown Hopkins where V…read moreNails feels like home. Ann and her team provide amazing nail service, professionalism, dedication, warmth, and they feel like family! Also important to mention they are very affordable. Highly recommend making an appointment and indulge in the delight that is V Nails.

HORRIBLE EXPERIENC!! i came in and said hello and everyone that was working looking directly at me…read moreand turned back around. Told me they were closing an hour and 15 before stated closing time as well.

Jenn is the BEST! I have been going to Jenn for eyebrow waxing for over 6 years and always love the…read moreresults. I have also had lash tinting and filler done by Jenn. She does amazing work and is so good at putting people at ease. The building where her studio is located is easy to get to and there is plenty of parking. The studio itself is cute and clean. Jenn has tons of long-time clients, and I can see why!

I went to Jenn for a Brazilian sugar, lash tint and lift before my vacation. I specifically booked…read more"Sugaring - Brazilian" because waxing always breaks my hair off at the skin instead of pulling it out. Jenn was on her phone and distracted when I came in. Conversation was zero. I got ready for the sugaring, she got started, and about halfway through I mentioned how this was the most painful sugaring experience I've ever had. It was painful because Jenn was using wax. She didn't bother to check on her appointments or confirm with me what I wanted. Maybe if she had put her phone down before we got started, I wouldn't have had such a horrendous experience. We finished out the waxing and just a few days later, I had hair because it all was broken off. I've never had my lashes tinted or lifted before this, but they are basically crimped upward, not curled. I have nothing to compare to, but I'm guessing she just did a poor job. She also remarked how "coarse" my lashes were, which was insulting. All around bad experience. I would not recommend her nor will I ever go back.

Jaynee Studer For…read morethe past seventy - four years, I have been getting my hair cut about every five to six weeks. In that number of years, I have been to many barbers and stylists. The reason I am writing this review is to say that Jaynee Studer at Sakada is the best stylist I have ever had. I have been going to her for over two and one - half years and she is superb in every respect. She is an exceptional stylist and has found a way to cut my hair (with all of its cowlicks) so that it always looks very nice when she is finished. For over ten years, I went to a stylist at another salon and, after ten years, she could never even remember on which side I parted my hair! Jaynee is exceptional in her techniques and I would recommend her highly to anyone who is looking for a stylist. Besides being excellent at her profession, Jaynee is also very friendly and personable and a good person with whom to have a conversation. I always look forward to my appointments with her.

I went to Sakada at the beginning of the new year, had a nice Balayage, and cut with one of the…read morestylists there. I returned to get a nice new look for date night; unfortunately, I had horrible service this time around. I did bring in a reference photo for inspiration. I was open to talking about colors if there was a need to. I was a golden blonde on the parts that were balayage from last time. After some discussion, Melia asked if I looked like the reference photo and if I would be happy. I said yes. The service started fine, but she didn't get a lift from my hair. She said she feared damage, but I don't know why she didn't do a strand test if that was the case. Either way, she went through it again, and this time, it lifted very yellow. I was pretty concerned when she was drying it and not noticing that it needed some correction. She kept saying there were light issues, but being next to a big window, I didn't feel that was the case. I asked her if we could put some toner or something to help it. She did this, but it left blue spots in my hair, and I felt my blonde pieces were inconsistent in tone and application. She styled me before I really had a chance to look it over and as we were over time she had me pay her. She gave me her card and kind of awkwardly said if I needed anything to contact her. When I got home, I looked at my hair closer, but it didn't look good. I went to straighten it to get a better look at the issues; it was apparent that this was a bad outcome. I'm extremely disappointed in the lack of honesty. I understand mistakes happen, but professionals note when things don't turn out well and schedule customers for a fix before leaving. I sent my photo to get an opinion and was advised this would need some big color correction. I do believe in giving people another shot if I think they can do it. However, I already made many comments of concern about the color to which I felt wasn't validated when it should have been. I also didn't feel we had enough trust if she let me walk out looking this way. My hair already went through a lot and I don't have the confidence that she has a solution to get me where I want. I did ask for a refund as I would need to pay for a corrective service. It's one thing if this was about a matter of taste, but this was technically a bad job. In a text, she said she didn't do refunds and would do a corrective treatment followed by recommendations of foils. I don't want foils; I want blended pieces. Right now, I have harsh lines in my hair that shouldn't be there. There was back and forth about whether she thought this was a good outcome and about consistency/patterns. I have had multiple balayages over the years, and I know what is expected, so it was pointless to argue further. At this point, I think the pictures speak for themselves. It sucks when things go wrong, but I would have hoped that it would have been acknowledged at the time of the appointment or at least in the end. I did get my tip back after I sent pictures to push my point further, but this experience was beyond disappointing. Lessons I learned: 1) These people are independent contractors, which means their work is not guaranteed. Make sure you discuss bad results and alternative solutions if they are not nailing the look they promised. A good stylist stands behind their work and cares about your happiness. If you have any doubt, go somewhere else. 2) Be your own advocate. If you are too shy to say something, go somewhere else that has a manager in charge. 3) Always tell them to do a test strand if they have any concerns about lifting or hair integrity. It's better to do a test than doing a service again and running out of time. 4) If you are in doubt, ask another stylist in the salon to come over and give feedback. That way, you will know if your concerns are valid.

My mom & I stopped by to get our brows threaded on a Friday night. Unlike my usual location (at…read morenorthtown mall) there was no line or wait. We were able to get service right away. My mom's eye brows took about 5 minutes, while mine being a bit thicker took about 20. I do have a bit of a gap on my left eyebrow where there's no hair and they always are nice about letting me know that. Lol. I do fill it in with makeup. Overall I love how brows turned out, I always like how clean cut they look. Even did a little trim. Finished with witch hazel. Always a good price as well.

Absolutely terrible, I usually never leave reviews but I had to. She messed my eyebrows up. She…read moretook some of the hair out of the middle of my eyebrow. Then she made one smaller then the other and damn near took half of my eyebrow off. Then has the nerve to say my eyebrows were uneven. Yes because of you. I would never go here again. I wouldn't recommend to anyone ever. DONT GO HERE!!! ABORT!!

I don't normally leave negative reviews, but after trying unsuccessfully to resolve this privately,…read moreI feel it's important to share my experience. I'm a stay-at-home mom who hadn't had my hair professionally done in several years. My husband encouraged me to finally do something for myself, and because I wanted professional guidance, I booked Courtney's New Client Full Dimensional Color service. I chose this service specifically because it was advertised as a premium new-client experience that included a customized consultation based on things like hair history, facial features, skin tone, maintenance, porosity, hidden warmth, and creating an overall color plan. It also specifically advertised a one-step color plus a full foil or balayage service, which caught my attention because balayage is what I'd always had done before. I drove 45 minutes and spent about $375 between the color, haircut, toner, tax, and tip. During the consultation, I explained that my hair is very fine, I have postpartum regrowth, a toddler who constantly pulls my hair, I wanted something natural and low maintenance, I don't like red tones or traditional foil highlights, and that I'd always had balayage before. I also told her several times that I honestly didn't know what would look best anymore and was hoping for her professional opinion. That's the entire reason I booked the premium consultation. Instead, there was very little discussion. One inspiration photo was pulled up, I said I trusted her recommendation, and she immediately started putting foils in my hair. Then, after my color had already been applied, she said, "Oh crap, I forgot to tell you. The New Client Full Dimensional Color doesn't include toner and there's a good chance you'll need it. That's another $39." At that point, I didn't feel like I had a choice because the service was already underway. Before leaving, I questioned why the regular Full Dimensional Color on her website says toner is included, but the more expensive New Client service apparently doesn't. I was told it was "case by case." The website also estimates this appointment at over four hours with the haircut. I was completely finished in just over two hours, including processing time while another client was being worked on. The haircut felt more like a basic trim than the customized haircut I paid for, and the color ended up much darker than I expected with only subtle dimension. After thinking about it for a week, I reached out privately because I truly wanted to resolve things directly. I politely explained my concerns and requested a refund because I wasn't comfortable putting my hair through more chemical processing. She declined, which is her right. What disappointed me more were the explanations I received afterward. She responded by saying that balayage "is not what you booked anyways" and that balayage is "a totally different service than a full dimensional color." That directly contradicts the service description I booked, which specifically advertises a full foil or balayage service as part of the New Client Full Dimensional Color appointment. She also told me afterward that because of my postpartum breakage, it was "nearly impossible" to balayage my hair. If that was her professional opinion, I believe it should have been discussed during the consultation before any color was applied--not after the appointment was over. Finally, she later told me toner wasn't really an add-on. But during my appointment, after my hair already had color on it, I was told I would likely need toner and that it would cost another $39. Those two explanations don't match. This review isn't because I think Courtney is a bad stylist or because I simply didn't like my hair. Hair is subjective. It's because the premium consultation and customized experience I paid for didn't match what was advertised. I booked this service because I wanted a master stylist to evaluate my hair, explain my options, and recommend what would suit my features, skin tone, and lifestyle. That simply wasn't my experience. I tried to resolve everything privately before posting this review. Since we couldn't come to a resolution, I wanted to share my experience so future clients can decide whether the service they receive matches the service being advertised.

From the owner: Welcome to Plush – Where Your Hair Meets Luxury and Vibes!…read moreTired of rushed, cookie-cutter salon visits? At Plush, you get one-on-one, undivided attention from a stylist who actually listens. Whether you're craving a bold transformation, lived-in color, or just a damn good haircut, you're in the right place. What I Offer: • Oligo Calura Color • Soft, dimensional blondes • Custom redheads and rich brunettes • Brazilian Blowouts • Hair therapy for dry, stressed-out strands • High-end extensions including hand-tied, machine-tied, and tape-ins • Retail favorites like Moroccanoil, Kevin Murphy, Olaplex, K18 • Zero judgment. All good vibes Located inside Salons by JC in Minnetonka, Plush is where art, comfort, and hair science come together. My suite is cozy, calm, and intentionally designed for your experience – with good music, great conversation or quiet if that’s what you need, and results that turn heads at Target. Booking is simple. Consultations are free. Your hair glow-up is waiting.