Tanita is amazing! She has been an absolute joy and has helped me so much keeping my stress and…read morestrain under control. 5 stars all the way! Her new place is fantastic and a very enjoyable experience.

Came in with back problems and after my sessions with laurie and Lorene I left feeling quite a bit…read morebetter , they were very professional and knowledgeable about what they were doing, will be returning in the near future great service !

AMAZING! Have been seeing her going on 2 years. I call her the Witch Dr. because she can fix…read moreanything. While she calls it reflexology it's just so much more. She has a special gift for sure. Nothing else like it in the city! the personal time and attention she puts into you is really heart felt. She genuinely cares about each of her clients. Special lady.

Had a gelish pedicure. En Vogue is an old restored house converted into a day spa. They led me to a…read moreprivate room upstairs with tranquil music and dim lighting where I started with a nice foot soak. No massage chairs or jacuzzi foot bath - just very quiet and relaxing. The pedicure was done as I lay on a bed, not in a massage chair as I was accustomed to. My esthetician was friendly and very skilled. My feet feel and look great!

From the owner: En Vogue Day Spa is a Leading Spa of The Leading Spas of Canada. Regina's ONLY spa that has…read moreattained the Quality Assurance designation of The Leading Spas of Canada which means you are receiving services in a facility that offers the highest standards of cleanliness and safe practices.

The best massage I ever had! The therapist knows what he's doing and gave me tips on how to avoid…read moreleg pains. I was so relax that I half asleep during the session. Will surely come back.

At the beginning of my appointment, Mary and I had a brief consultation regarding my treatment…read moregoals. I requested a full-body therapeutic massage with a focus on my lower back. During the consultation, I did not request facial massage or any treatment involving my face. The treatment began with massages to my back, followed by my legs and feet. I kept my socks on during the foot portion of the treatment because my feet become cold easily, and the massage was performed over my socks. After this, I was instructed to turn over, and Mary began working on my scapular area, neck, and head. I was not asked whether I consented to scalp/head work, and I was concerned because I did not want oil applied to my hair. Since she had already begun working in that area, I did not interrupt the treatment at that point. Shortly afterward, Mary touched the lower left side of my face. I immediately told her, "not the face," to clearly indicate that I did not want contact or treatment in that area. Her response was, "I didn't know." Facial contact had not been discussed during the consultation, and I had not provided informed consent for treatment or contact involving my face. My concern is that I was not given the opportunity to make an informed decision regarding treatment or contact in areas that were not discussed during the consultation. I was never asked for my consent before contact was made with my face, and therefore I was not given the opportunity to accept or decline. If I had been asked beforehand, I would have declined facial contact/treatment. I believe clients should be informed and given the choice to provide or refuse consent before treatment is performed in areas that were not previously discussed, especially sensitive areas such as the face. I am also concerned about the hygiene and infection-control practices during this appointment. The facial contact occurred after she had already massaged my body, including my feet. The following morning, I noticed an inflamed and painful pimple in the specific area of my face that had been touched. While I cannot confirm the cause, the timing and location raised concerns for me regarding the hygiene practices followed during the treatment. I have received massages at the same location from three other registered massage therapists, and in my previous experiences, they consistently communicated when moving to different areas of the body and obtained consent before treating areas that may be sensitive or outside of what was initially discussed. This helped me feel informed and comfortable throughout the treatment. My concern with this appointment is the lack of communication and informed consent before moving to new treatment areas, particularly the head and face. I believe clear communication, respect for client boundaries, informed consent, and proper hygiene practices are essential components of safe and professional massage therapy practice.

I love going here! Madison is so inviting and listened to what I needed worked on, and even found…read moreareas I didn't know I had troubles with. The building is super easy to find, parking is right outside the doors, you can direct bill most insurance companies, and book online. I would 100% recommend here.