I recently visited Parallel Skin Spa while I was visiting family in the area, and I can't recommend…read moreit enough! I immediately felt welcome and loved how cozy and inviting the spa was, and I could tell everything was thoughtfully curated from the products available for purchase to every decor detail. My service was excellent! I opted for the custom 60-minute facial to address specific goals for my skin. I left feeling radiant and glowing. Thank you so much Parallel for the glow up! Highly recommend.

This is a beautifully decorated skin spa in Massachusetts that provides in-comparable luxury!…read moreNicole offers full body waving for men and women along with relaxing facials. She does an amazing job with both! I highly recommend treating yourself at Parallel if you are in the area! https://www.schedulicity.com/scheduling/PSS8GJ

I have had a spray tan and lashes done here several times and always had great results! The space…read moreis clean and private and the service is lovely and professional!

Terrific! Relaxing and just a wonderful experience all the way around. I highly recommend!read more

Rebecca is extremely professional and first time getting waxed made me feel so comfortable and at…read moreease. She knows her stuff and will answer any questions without making you feel like you're aggravating her. She did an amazing job. Already re booked to see her again. If you need a wax she's your woman whether it's your first time or hundredth. You won't leave disappointed!

Updated: I returned three days later for a Norvell Sunless tan, the owner Shelly did an amazing…read morejob. I came out looking like I just left the beach, not orange at all, and all for only $35!!! Still the only salon for me! Simply amazing! After having my very first hair process done at Ochoa and then coming here, this is the only place I will ever go to. Not to mention the HUGE difference in price. Ochoa quoted me a full highlight to start at $124 and go up from there and said it would definitely be more because of my long hair, well the Finishing Touch starts at $75 for a full highlight and charged me $78 when it was all said and done even with my long hair. I love the color I got done at the Finishing Touch and it's the only salon I will go to from now on, not to mention their great prices! I'm in love with this place and will be returning as much as possible. They do everything there too, hair, nails, tan, waxing, ear candling, manicure pedicure, massage, you name it they do it, a true salon and spa!

Leslie is a true professional and eyebrow artist. I drive from VT to see her regularly and am so…read moregrateful to have found her. She is truly gifted and helps me put my best face foward. She understands facial shapes and knows just where your brow should arch. Also worth mentioning she is one of the very few people I trust in the bikini area! Leslie offers a multitude of services including facials and eye lash tinting.

Desperate to tame the overgrown bush I call my eyebrows (yeah, save it, perverts), I walked into…read moreSkinsations on a rainy Friday afternoon. Once I entered the room after some difficulty with the door, I asked the woman who had been watching me whether she took walk-ins. "Well, I have a full schedule today, what did you want done?" "My eyebrows," I said, pointing to the overgrowth of hair where my brows had once been. "That's easy enough!" She quickly explained that her next appointment was running late and whisked me behind the divider into the other half of the room. It was only then that Leslie and I exchanged introductions and she gave me the fastest and most painless waxing job I had ever had done! After ten minutes, she handed me a mirror. Not a single hair was out of place; my brows were tidy and nothing close to the monstrosity they had been. All for the same price I had been paying before! Leslie is a professional, friendly woman that KNOWS HER STUFF. Meeting her was an absolute pleasure and you can bet that this is one small business that I will continue to support!

I've been going to Cheryl Nina for a long time, have followed them to 3 different locations and…read morehave never been disappointed.

Got a lash lift & tint here and it was great! super friendly staff and great service. Definitely go…read morehere!

I came here recently trying to find some holiday presents for a loved one with mature combination…read moreskin, and I was not disappointed. The sales associates were all incredibly friendly and helpful, and the store was filled with enticing skincare goodies (including a shelf of products "specifically for men"). Joia has become my go-to beauty destination right here in Northampton!

I had the best facial of my life here today! The Dr…read more Hauschka products (a very natural line from Germany) left me glowing, and Jaime the aesthetician, who works at Dr. Hauschka's U.S. headquarters, was a lot of fun, terrifically knowledgeable, and highly skilled. This store also carries a much-too-enticing array of natural and organic beauty products. A true gem.

I'm giving this place 2 stars because it is clean and nicely decorated, and the nail technician who…read moredid my mani/pedi was extremely sweet. However, that being said, this was hands down the worst mani/pedi I have ever had in my life, and if I hadn't gotten a great deal for it on Groupon I would be even more upset. I have to go spend more $$$ now to get it fixed. Here is why I think a teenager still in cosmetology training at a vocational high school would have been a better bet: I can see the patches of my previous nail polish underneath the new polish. On multiple nails. She missed spots entirely. I actually had to ask her to cover a spot on the tip of my thumb, and you can see the spot where she covered (but didn't blend it). This looks so bad it is as if a 5-y/o did it to me. It is streaky and doesn't look like the top coat was evenly distributed at all. Essie gel should not chip 12 hours after it is applied, but it did. My pedicure has spots on it that look like white paint. ???? She was rushed and had people waiting, or I would have demanded a do over (or just that she take everything off so I could go somewhere else), but it took 2 hours to begin with, so who has that kind of time??? Be forewarned - do not go here if you want your nails to look good.

Really an amazing place, Ray was so welcoming and made sure he knew exactly what I wanted. Took the…read moretime to draw a little sketch of the curl i should expect from the style of the perm. Offered me fancy sparkling water. Did a great job cutting my hair. Was truly an experience for a first time perm will definitely be going back. In his free time while the chemicals were setting in my hair he even styled my friends hair for free

Is it love? DEFINITELY…read more Since receiving a facial from Tanya, I thought a lot about skin care. The "wash face and hope for the best" routine was now unrealistic. Tanya had recommended Dermaquest products, which I used for a week while remaining conflicted about the crazy chemical ingredients and animal byproducts in them. What I needed was something compatible with both personal ethics and skin health. After doing much online research, it was clear Suki Pure Skin Care met all of my criteria: a. organic and natural vegan products that work (except for some creams containing beeswax), b. not tested on animals; c. 20-50 dollars; d. raving reviews; e. all products are food-grade, meaning if I accidentally get it in my mouth I won't need to call poison control center. Next step was deciding how to purchase the products. The first choice was to buy directly from the company via its website. However, Federal Express shipping alone was 17 dollars. Makeup.com offered free shipping offer but my skin was in a state of emergency. I ended up buying Lemongrass Cleanser, White Willow Facial Toner and Blue Chamomile & Echinacea Facial Serum from Whole Foods. They were about a dollar more than Suki Pure Skin Care's website. Upon returning home, I busted through the door, passed the startled boyfriend and ran straight into the bathroom with bottles in hand. Then, there was bliss. I was in love. The Lemongrass Cleanser smelled and tasted so delicious (Yes, "tasted". It was an accident! -- Hence the need for food grade products) Not to mention, it felt amazing as it worked its magic. Best of all, my face was as soft as a baby's after rinsing. I dashed over to Nathan and made him sniff and touch my face. He agreed that it was worth rejoicing over. I dashed back to the bathroom and used the toner. It smelled a little weird but felt soothing. To my further amazement, one drop of facial serum immediately moisturized the entire face into velvet smoothness. I was sold. These three Suki Pure Skin Care products complete the most agreeable skin care routine on Earth, to which I look forward to day and night. Although the bottles are small, just a little bit of product is enough to cover the entire face. This stuff can turn anyone into a skin care enthusiast, even someone as lazy as me. Now excuse me while I skip over to the bathroom to wash my face. It's that time again! **UPDATE 04/30/08: I got hands on some SukiColor Mineral Active Moisturizer, liquid concealer, and Bright complexion Moisture Masque last night. Quick summary: 1. The tinted moisturizer (with natural SPF) was so light that it felt/looked like nothing was on. No more cake-face! 2. The concealer is a little light for my skin tone but did cover very well. 3. These products are vegetarian and not vegan. Contain beeswax. 4. Bright Complexion Moisture Masque ROCKS. Seriously! I wanted to keep it on forever. 5. Non-synthetic, almost animal byproduct free (beeswax), green packaging, organic and magically effective. I have no qualms about the price (under $50). 6. I should write this for makeup.com instead but I'm lazy. I ordered the products from makeup.com with 20% off and free shipping. An overall 30 dollars saving over ordering directly from Suki Pure. The shipment arrived in two days.

Suki Skin care is awesome. 100% all natural. I have tried both the White Willow facial toner ($25)…read moreand the eye tissue repair ($27.50).... When I was in my teens, I never thought of skincare as something that is a life long commitment. I laid out in the sun, partied all night without washing my face or used crap makeup. I didn't care. As I made my way into my 20's, I realized no matter what type of skin you have now, taking care of it is a commitment, as what you do in your 20's will show on your face starting in your late 30' early 40's. So, I wash it every night and use good for you products from lines such as Suki. This shows you don't have to spend $$$ on your skincare. The Suki eye tissue repair is great as the area around your eyes and mouth do not create their own moisture. This has Rose Hip oil in it and heals and soothes the skin in the area. The White Willow is also great as it is not only Vegan but an anti-inflammatory for many conditions. Start taking care of your skin now. Sunscreen every day and at night some type of Retinoid to promote cell turnover. I am hoping to be as wrinkle free as I can be once I (GULP) head to my 30's and beyond........