It was my very first time going in to get my eyebrows done... ever. So I was a little nervous but…read moredid enough research looking at reviews and the whole process of getting it done and what to expect. Clearly I made the best choice taking my chance on at Kally Threading!! I got threading, lamination, and tinting done by Iska? (Sorry for botching the name). All done in under an hour I think? Regardless, I had a lot of time and there was only one other person getting her eyebrows done. She was great in asking what I wanted and explaining the process to me step by step and she also suggested for me to get lamination for my eyebrows and I am glad she did! Yes my first time experiencing threading. But it wasn't as bad or as painful as other people have described it to be. I understand that its based on a person's level of pain tolerance and sensitivity. What was reassuring was that Iska would ask if I was ok and if it hurt. She was also thorough about being clean: wearing gloves and also using hand sanitizer. Thank you so much for an amazing first time experience and fixing up my asymmetrical eyebrows haha! Definitely plan on going back for any touch ups :)

I've had no issues with the threading in general. I have asked them to to leave some of the hair…read moreby my nose and they complied. They are friendly. My only complaint, which I have told the company about is that they talk to each other when they are working on customers. Even if I knew what they were saying, IMO, it's just bad customer services. I had the same issue with another company, but there they actually got on the phone and chatted while they did my threading! When I go for a service I want to feel that the focus is on me and that I'm being pampered.

Always great! I go back whenever I am in town. It's easy and everyone is so nice. The front desk…read moregirl makes the experience.

10/10 experience. I recently moved to the area from SoCal and had been going to EWC there, so I had…read morehigh expectations--and this location exceeded them. Jodi was incredibly welcoming and made me feel comfortable right away, and Kaylene was absolutely amazing. She was professional, gentle, and so friendly, which made the entire experience seamless. If you're on the fence about booking, this is your sign--highly recommend. I'll definitely be renewing my wax pass as well; it's hands down the best value and saves so much in the long run.

Jolene cut my hair in the CUTEST way ever. I have a bob and wanted a cool design underneath, and…read moreshe helped make it the best ever. I've never colored my hair, but I think this is the place for me to get it done at. I am very particular about my hair and how it is cut/styled, and I can say they did the best job. Thank you!

I got my hair trimmed recently. It was my first (and now last) time at Envy. I mostly chose this…read moreplace due to the convenience of scheduling an appointment online, but the reviews were also promising. The lady who trimmed my hair did a decent job and was nice. My review, however, is for an atrocious experience I had with the owner, Brandi Wilson. My sister's first time at Envy didn't go as well as mine. Someone there attempted a balayage that... Well, let's just say she's had to spend hundreds of dollars correcting at other salons. Unsure of how the refund process works, she took me with her to speak with the manager about it. Ms. Wilson was with a client when we walked in. Awkwardly, my sister had to explain her situation while Ms. Wilson washed another lady's hair. She barely looked at us and acted like we were an annoying distraction from her work. Nevertheless, my sister kindly explained that the stylist didn't use the freehand painting technique that one uses for a proper balayage. Instead, she used foils from root to tip, all over, which resulted in chunky highlights that didn't naturally blend in. It was not a balayage in any way, shape, or form. (Picture attached.) Ms. Wilson saw that picture and didn't see anything wrong with it. She responded, first, with a lecture on what balayage is in an effort to discredit us - with misinformation, no less. She said balayage "isn't necessarily a technique" - no, it is a technique. That's literally what it is, what makes it special in the first place - the unique application. The more she talked about it, the more ignorant and patronizing she came across. She told us we have to talk to the stylist and that she could give us the stylist's number. All well and good. But then she left us standing there and continued picking apart my sister's complaint. She kept saying unhelpful, inflammatory things like, "Well if you'd talked to [the stylist] first maybe she would've fixed your hair for free." I don't know if she was in a bad mood or what, but she wanted to argue. Understandably I was irritated by this, but I stayed calm. I said we didn't want the original stylist to fix my sister's hair. Ms. Wilson acted like she had been personally attacked. She raised her voice and became visibly angry, demanding, "What do you want me to do?" I tried to say we just wanted the stylist's number but she kept talking over me. It made us very uncomfortable, so I had to tell her to chill. She seriously needed to calm down; there was no need for her to get defensive and escalate the situation. Instead, she lost it. She started yelling. She told us to leave before she called the police. She shouted, and I quote, "Exit my fricken business!" I was beyond done and going to leave, but we still needed the stylist's number for a refund. So I asked her, calmly, "Could you please give us [the stylist's] contact information?" I thought it was a reasonable request. Still enraged, she snapped, "You know what? Find it online." (We have this exchange on video, by the way.) Admittedly I did call her a name right before I left, but it was my only act of aggression in the whole mess and, frankly, she deserved it after the way she treated us. I will be doing what Ms. Wilson said and staying out of her "fricken" business for good. I'm telling everyone I know to avoid Envy as well. There are better salons in the area that are professional, friendly, and highly skilled - Tease and Ross Michaels comes to mind. Ms. Wilson needs to work on basic customer service skills because this does not bode well for any business. As the owner you represent your entire salon, your staff - even if they are independent contractors. You need to treat customers with care and respect. Don't be condescending. Don't make excuses. A little empathy goes a long way. Doing a little research on balayage wouldn't hurt, either.

I went there today. There was no waiting. It was right away for a pedicure. At the end she drew a…read morepicture on both big toes. I tipped her more because of it.

David is absolutely amazing! Walked in and got great service everyone is so nice and left with…read morewonderful nails to celebrate the 4th!!!

Worst manicure ever! Nails "looked" nice when I left. When I got home I noticed acrylic all around…read moremy cuticles and the tip of the nails are not attached and apparently lifting. Way too expensive to have such a terrible experience. I will never return to this nail salon. Also, acrylic is so thick, nails look really fake. Yuk!

I have been going to this nail salon for almost 2 years but lately they changed the staff and it is…read morenot the same. They are always rushing, doing things with little care. The last 2 times I did my nails in VG, the lady pushed the drill against my nail really hard to remove the polish faster, burned my skin!! More than once. She laughed saying she was sorry and very busy. Nails chipped faster than they used to before, nails looked decent but my fingers were destroyed full of hard product around my finger tips (dripping product that dried up) she was very rough the whole time. Filing my nails like it was a piece of a wood!! Hopefully they can realize what they are doing and slow down a bit. I need to say that there were no clients after me when doing my nails. Time to look for another place I guess, such a shame

The spa is quiet and calming. There is ample parking and the location is right off the freeway. The…read morelobby is welcoming, complete with seating and infused water. I received a custom facial from Christina, who is not only knowledgeable and professional but also extremely helpful with preparing a treatment plan. The spa offers high quality products to assist in at home care between appointments. I haven't found a better day spa in Kitsap County. I highly recommend Isella Day Spa!

I ALWAYS have an excellent experience here, whether for massage (the hot stone is especially…read moreamazing), haircut, or wax (least painful place I've been to!). The staff are friendly and professional. The environment is clean, relaxing, and just overall very pleasant. I also love the yummy tea and fruit-infused water they always offer you.

This review is for Sierra at Bayshore Salon in Silverdale, Wash…read more Here's my story: Before COVID, I got my hair cut at Great Clips, where you never knew who might be cutting your hair and if you did find someone good (once) they were never there the next time. For me, their haircuts were average. After COVID, I decided to treat myself and get a really good haircut. My neighbor sees Susan at Bayshore Salon, and her hair always looks great (fun, casual and super cute). But at the time, Susan wasn't available, so I booked an appointment with Sierra. At the time, I wasn't sure if Great Clips was still in my future. My hair is kind of coarse and kind of frizzy, but Sierra is always up for the challenge. I've always been really happy with the way Sierra styles my hair. Sierra cut my hair yesterday, and I am extra happy. I got up this morning and didn't do anything to my hair (I didn't even brush it) and it still looks great. It's a pixie cut, and it frames my face perfectly. She is absolutely meticulous in getting every last hair to be right. Sierra is an artist and I'm never going back to Great Clips!

I would never recommend this place to anyone. Got my hair done for the first time on 6/4/2026 where…read moreshe applied bleach to my roots and color remover on my ends and again on 6/8/2026 where she again put color remover on my ends, My hair was box dyed black before this. So yes there should have been damage. But this is absolutely crazy. I spoke to 5 other salons in the area that said my hair was EXTREMELY over processed. So on 6/9/2026 i went and spoke with the manager of this salon. she told me to come back on 6/17/2026 for highlights knowing my hair looked LIKE THIS. Other salons argued that my hair COULD NOT handle another session of lighting. and that it WOULD fall out wherever the color remover was. The manager said that i'd also have to pay out of pocket for the highlighting service. I had to go to another salon to apply an all over color which was my only option at this point. I never received a sorry and they never tried to make this right. i reached out to the lady that did my hair and got my money back which was $238. I paid for my hair to be beyond damaged. not to mention all the products i had to buy to try and nurse my hair back to health as well as a haircut to try and save what i could. The way they decided to remove the black from my hair wasn't the wrong thing to do, it was the 4 day break in between two sessions. and the care that wasn't had. This lead to my hair being over processed and extremely damaged. And then the OWNER telling me to come back for highlights. They both should've known better.

A basic wash, blow dry, and trim (2-3 inches) should not cost 80$, not had it ever cost me that…read moremuch- without tip btw. They justify the cost due to their affiliation with Aveda. - at least that's the justification provided to me upon my bill. The service was not worth the cost at all.

This was my first time at Seaport and Jordan gave me a GORGEOUS full balayage and cut for my long,…read morefine hair. They offer an impressively wide variety of services and products. This will be my new go-to salon. Exceptional service!