Two years later and I still come to see Kaz--I've made the mistake of trying other salons in…read moreSydney, and no one can hold a candle to her. I always get so many compliments after she does my brows! She's also really upgraded the salon in the last year or so; now everything is really luxe--my only complaint is that she's so popular you definitely have to book well in advance! Can't recommend her enough.

From the owner: Beauty On Park Street, a Sydney CBD Beauty Salon specialises in various beauty treatments including…read morefacials, spray tan, waxing, massages & many more.

I have been a couple of times now, and had a range of facials. The therapist will assess your skin…read moreneeds and recommend a treatment that would be most effective. I just came back from a hydro micro dermabrasion facial with the lovely Yasmin. My skin feels amazing! I have also had some of the nice range of New Age range facials, although the LED light therapy just didn't do it for me. Treatments are in a normal salon price range. The products on sale aren't cheap, but they don't push them too hard so it is ok if you don't want to buy them.

I'm a spa junkie. I'm also a Massage Therapist by trade. I admittedly have high spa standards. But…read morewhat I experienced at Spa Endota at The Rocks was so utterly disappointing and unbelievably sub par for an expensive spa in the heart of The Rocks in Sydney, I don't even know where to begin. I received a 3 hour "spa" package gift certificate to the Endota Spa at The Rocks and was beyond excited to finally have a spa day here in Sydney. I booked the Massage, (and paid $15 extra to upgrade to a "deep tissue"), the glycolic peel facial, and the pedicure. Upon arrival, I was greeted by a receptionist and then taken downstairs to their "relaxation lounge". I was provided a nice herbal tea and given a form to fill out. Another woman, who did not introduce herself, then approached me with a pallet of colours to choose for my pedicure (it's a dimly lit room below ground floor. Sure, let me pick that colour!). She took me back to the treatment room, and only then did I realise this was my therapist. "Are you doing ALL of my treatments??" "Yes. If that's ok with you." 'Oh. Yes. What's your name?' No introduction, no "Welcome!" Or "hi, I'll be your therapist today, follow me this way"...etc. The Facilities: The "relaxation room" was nice enough. It felt like what a relaxation room in an Ikea would look like: grey sectional couch and enlarged print of random person included. The Spa Bathroom: I've seen nicer truck stop bathrooms. The treatment room: ever had a massage in a friend's bathroom? Me neither. You'll know what it feels like after visiting here! My therapist even took her shoes off and set them by the door so that I would know JUST what that would feel like! About the services: It seems a common thing in Australia for spa industry people to cross-train in massage and aesthetics which I find troublesome. The result is someone who only knows/cares a little about both and are not very good at either. I'm really quite curious to know where these people are getting trained, because their industry standards are VERRRRRY different to those that I know. The massage. Cons: She talked nearly the whole first 1/2 hour. I specifically ticked the box that I prefer to have quiet during the massage. I upgraded to a deep tissue. To my therapist that meant firmer fingertip pressure. I asked her to use elbows for firm pressure. She did on one 1/2 of my back after the first 1/2 was just fingertips and fingernails. I asked her to not place my hands behind my back to get to the scapula (this should never be done without consent, and specifically not to people with shoulder injuries). She actually argued with me and in a huff told me "well I won't be able to get to where I need then, and it won't help you." Bullsh*t. I was cold the entire time. She never checked in with me. She skipped massaging my feet. Told me that because she is doing them in the pedicure, it would mean she would do them twice. The only massage was swedish strokes done firmly. This does NOT make it a deep tissue, nor does it even make it enjoyable. She also skipped scalp massage, apparently because she would do it during the facial, lord no, she couldn't do it twice! The facial cons: cold water used to cleanse my face. She turned the overhead lights on to have a look at my skin, no professional aesthetic lighted magnifying lens. No extractions. The washcloths used to take the product off smelled bad. There was a product she used that smelled disgusting...like seriously I could throw up, it smelled like dead fish. She argued with me that it didn't smell like that to her, and although other guests had also complained of the smell, that is not what it smelled like. The glycolic peel didn't even produce a tingle, and I was left to sit with another mask of what felt like toothpaste for...forever. This is when she began my pedicure. Whoah. WAIT, you say. Yes. I know. A pedicure ON THE TABLE two hours in to this "treatment". I began to feel trapped and tortured when I realised that my "pedi" would also take place here in this room. I wanted to sit UP! I wanted to be near people! I wanted to be sipping on tea and readingbtrash mags! I wanted to be clothed! I wanted to be warm..and SEE what she was doing. Can you feel my panic??! I asked..."so is this typically where you do pedis??" "Yes.Unless you're at the Asian places in shopping centres. The nicer spas do then in the treatment rooms" ME-OW. Claws out. Annnnnd...Bullsh*t. Oh and it looks like my 7 year old did my toes. Seriously. Don't waste your money here. I need a massage to relax from my massage now. :/

Amazing, Amazing, Amazing!…read more Great service, great results and clean environment. Gillian made me feel super comfortable and was great at distracting me from the pain ( lower legs - first time). Brazilian basically pain free ( she's that good). Super quick too - no mucking around .. Not many reviews on Yelp but check out their Facebook page. So many great reviews on their service and great results. I will recommend these ladies to any locals in the area and will 100% be back in future...

These ladies specialize in Brazilian waxes for women and men. But that's not what this review is…read moreabout. This one is for the mums. On Mondays from 10-3pm you can book a session and bring your bub or little tot along. Now, they don't offer child care facility but they do provide a really comfortable atmosphere so that you don't feel as if you're disturbing other patrons. There's a spot for nappy changing and breastfeeding is aok here. They'll even warm up your bottle. Easy access to the door and the treatment rooms - meaning no stairs and adequate wide for prams so your little one can go in to the treatment with you. There is also a small playpen area with toys and the treatment rooms have TVs with children's shows playing. If you have a mother's group with more than four others who want to get something done they'll give you all a discount.

Natalie & Jackie are sister Owners who have completely made this place a total sanctuary. They…read moreoffer several amazing services, as well as great packages. They even have a special for mani / pedi / massage in a super comfortable fully extended chair. They are a spectacular at what they do, and make every visit special. They are my go-to for both regular services & also special occasions. If you're looking for a real treat, with value, professionalism and a little bit of glam, this is the spot!!

The two sisters who run this place are just adorable! Thank you for beautiful nails and some quick…read morewaxing!

Eva is so friendly, does not make you feel embarassed at all…read more Went for my first wax from her yesterday and I will definitely be going back. Watch out for the tramworks as they have closed off the street so you need to maybe give yourself a bit longer to nip across but it only takes a few minutes. :-)

Eva is really the best in the area. I've been going there,…read morebecause of my problematic skin and she managed to cure my acne. I just love the way she works. Before finding out about Eva I was always changing my beauty salon, the ones before Eva were all just trying to finish the job as fast as possible and get over with it. I have had a lot of bad experience and regrets, but since finding this little salon I always walk out the door with a smile on my face. I have been a regular customer there and even have so much trust in her that I let her do with my prom make-up. I must admit she did an exceptionally good job and made the occasion a great memory for me. If you are looking for a nice and friendly therapist, who is the best in their work-field, I totally recommend Eva, even though it can get a bit pricey sometimes.

This review is mostly due to the amazing blowout I received from Peter Marx here at the Sebastian…read moreSalon. We were on vacation in Sydney and were staying at the Intercontinental hotel, where Sebastian Salon is located. I stopped by one afternoon to have my unruly curly hair straitened and Peter's job on my hair was a real miracle!!!! Clean place, professional service and quality hair products all in one place. I highly recommend the Sebastian Salon for a quick pick me up or a more elaborate hair do :-)

I've been a client of Sebastian Salon since 2012 and have never left the salon feeling anything…read moreless than amazing. Not only are they hair magicians, they are also amazing makeup artists and beauty therapists. Sebastian and they team are all super nice, talented and unpretentious always willing to accommodate my hectic schedule. I also love being to order from a room service menu from the stunning Intercontinental Hotel. LOVE.