Do yourself a favor. Skip this one. There are soooo many pop up Facial spots like this one with better services and way better prices. It's located where the old Shane's rib shack was back in the day when I worked in Dunwoody. Went here to try it because my office is close by, and it was advertised first Facial $65 off which in my mind was $65 total to pay... I go for my appointment right on time, they have me do a questionnaire then the aesthetician comes for me. They have small rooms and curtains. I thought I paid $10 extra for extractions. She said I didn't need any meanwhile I had a breakout on the side of my nose and chin I wanted resolved. Didn't happen. When see cleansed my face I asked where was the steamer to open the popes. She said "oh we have no steamers here, not good for the skin." Really? So every spa, in and out the country because I get facials everywhere, and all those dermatologist in aestheticians are doing it wrong? All of them? Ok got it. The facial was whatever. I regret spending that money here which would have been better spent @cleanyourdirtyface I highly recommend them over this spot. Same "lunch break Facial" concept, they don't treat below the face or touch the neck or décolleté and it's more barbershop style. They don't have rooms but you're getting way better service in a way better facial. They are new as well. Anyway, she starts putting on this thick sunscreen. Which indicates the facial is over. I said, no extractions? Nope. Ok, awesome. Now I'm checking out. Why do businesses ask "how was your service?" I've answered both ways, honestly, it wasn't good I'm not satisfied like at the Nailshop, nothing was done to make me feel better or resolve the issue, and I answer here, it was good, as to move along faster and be done. If I said, I did not like it because of x, y, z? Are they going to fix it? Are they reducing my bill? Will they take me back to the room and start over to satisfy me? None of they above right? So stop asking! It's rhetorical not genuine. Anyway, the deep skin girl at the front says, "it's $75 are you added tip or none at all?" I said I'm going to tip but is that total not $65 even? She says "well the the cost of the basic facial $140. $140-$65=$75." That was a bit snippy for me young lady. Obviously I had no idea the cost of the facial which was what I meant. Not that I'm slow and can't do basic subtraction! So that's for lining that all up for me. I swore with the promotion the bill would be $65, period. So I responded oh ok, thanks for the math lesson type tone, same energy she gave me. Paid, tipped, left unhappy and annoyed. Here's a tip, make sure the front desk girls, because them seem quite young, talking about roommates and what not at checkin, have a better tone with all clientele when questioned sincerely about the bill, because I'm telling you right now, that was no $140 facial. You must be insane. Not recommended. I do recommend Clean your dirty face in Sandy Springs not too far from here for more cost affective better facials. That's my new spot. I normally do not plug other businesses or competitors in my reviews but this is necessary. I am no novice when it comes to massages and facials. I get one of each per month or every other month and have had services from spas, studios, in the US and out of the country. I know what is good service and products and what is not, for me. This is a hard no. read more