These folks were so fantastic today. Just everything I used to love (and expect) in a nail salon…read more My pedicure was artfully done, and Lisa listened to me! She suggested a slight deviation from the colors I'd chosen -- and was SO Right!! Plus, great atmosphere!

Small business. They need support not negative reviews. It's difficult to stay afloat as a business…read moreon South Whidbey. They have reupholstered all the chairs. Kind and thoughtful. Low traffic in winter. Family owned. Pls support them. I've been going here since they opened.

i love this place and would totally recommend! the lady was very nice to me, and since its my first…read moretime getting nails, there wasn't any charges for the lengths which is amazing. my nails was for $50 only, no forcing of tips or anything at all. she was bubbly and sweet. their place is clean as well, and ive seen that their pedicures has a massage chair which is something i'd do next visit.

i love this salon!! she does great every single time and matches the inspo pictures perfectlyread more

My hair was cut and styled by Brittany at Joni's Hair Design. She looked at a picture I had of the…read morecut I wanted and gave it to me. When I got home, my adult daughter and husband raised their eyes and said together, "Oh Momma, you look so cute!" It is easy to fix and it does make me look so much better. Thank you Brittany!

From the owner: Joni's Hair Design, nestled in the charming town of Langley, WA, is your one-stop destination for…read moreall things beauty. Whether you're seeking a fresh haircut or a sophisticated style, our expert team at the Barber Shop and Hair Salon is here to deliver precision and creativity. Our Beauty Salon and Nail Salon services are perfect for indulging in a pampering session, with a focus on meticulous care and stunning results. Additionally, our Skin Care Clinic offers treatments designed to rejuvenate and refresh your complexion. At Joni's Hair Design, we are dedicated to providing exceptional, personalized service to enhance your beauty and boost your confidence. Visit us today and experience the transformation!

In short Maybe the biggest difference I've ever seen between…read morehow nice a place looks and how good it actually is. Really great massage here in a super-humble setting. In long 7 months ago, my lovely bride had a massive stroke, and we're still working to get her mobility back to where it needs to be. After so many lifeless months, anything to get her muscles moving (even if someone else does it) helps. We've been having trouble finding massage places that accept her insurance, at least for their massage therapists (it's often the chiropractor who takes it). We decided that since the prices AND the rating here were so good, we would pay out of pocket for one and see how it goes. It's not a new building, and even the parking lot itself feels kinda worse for wear. Inside, this place is quiet and dim. Very relaxing, as advertised. Some twinkling rope lights around the acoustic sub-ceiling. There's a squishy old couch in the waiting room, and some worn wall-to-wall underfoot. The private rooms are small, and there's slow soft piano music everywhere. Lights are low everywhere. We got her set up on a table under a sheet and Leia (I hope I spelled her name correctly) went to work. She had no special training in dealing with folks with neurological problems, but knew a million ways to move joints and get flexibility and movement back. We added the hot stone massage for her feet, so she spent 120 minutes on the table. By the end she was pure jelly, just happily smiling at the ceiling. With the extra half-hour, tax, and tip, it was about $180, which is twice what I expected to spend, but it was so worth it. Driving home, she had movement in her shoulder and hand that has not been there in 7 months. Pretty amazing. She's been getting tension headaches off and on for over a week now, too, and her neck and shoulders released all of that pressure. Her hair looked quite amusing, too. :-) In fact, the place is so good she wants to keep it to herself, and thought about asking me not to review it, because it has to be 5 stars, and she doesn't want it to get overbooked. I pointed out that she might not be the only one who needed massage for more than simple relaxation, though, and she immediately said we had to get the word out.

This massage place worked on my knots that i didn't know of. The ambiance is relaxing. They have…read moreindividual rooms.

I've gone to Becky for waxing services for the past few months. She is conveniently located on a…read morequiet street just off the Speedway in Mukilteo, near the Whidbey Island ferry. Lots of street parking. Her spa room is located in a shared space - a couple different business owners have a room with a shared lobby area, but each treatment room is 100% private (and privately owned and operated). My appointments have always been in the evening after work during the week, so I am the only one ever there besides Becky. Her treatment room is warm and serene, with spa music gently playing and a nice heated blanket on her treatment table. I've done both sugaring and waxing with her, and she has great techniques for both. While it doesn't bother me personally, it is important to note this space is below a hair salon with wood floors - so don't be surprised if you hear loud, heavy footsteps once in awhile during treatment. It's not bothersome, just noticeable. Becky also carries some wonderful spa quality products for sale, including natural sunscreen, exfoliant, and my favorite - moisturizing hand sanitizer. She has a pump bottle of the sanitizer on her counter, you must try it! It smells wonderful and not at all like regular hand sanitizer that smells medicinal and dries skin out.

I love coming to see Becky! She's so professional, and knowledgeable. She's great at addressing…read moreyour skin concerns, and making a game plan! She has high quality products and cares about all the ingredients.

I had a pretty good experience here -- major complaint is that the "uniforms" they give you are not…read moresize inclusive (only up to a point) -- and they are hideous!! Luckily I did bring my yoga pants and they said it was fine for me to wear my own clothes in the meditation rooms. Normally I go to Olympus, but the last few times there it was so crowded and pretty dirty. Q is definitely a lot less crowded and much cleaner. Also, I went with a friend on a groupon which you should definitely check for as I have seen them offer these quite a bit. So process is -- you check in and they give you the "uniform" -- they only have up to size 2x and it is a small 2x IMO -- more like a 1x. It is a tshirt and shorts. They also give you your locker key. Q Spa is coED but they have separate bathrooms for men and women. They only thing coED is the meditation rooms, the common areas and the cafe. So, after paying and getting your uniform you proceed to your designated bathroom/changing room area. Your locker key has a number to show you which locker you are assigned to -- the spaces for the lockers are a little narrow, but not as much as Olympus. You can either change to your uniform or you can head straight to the pools. I like to do the mediation rooms before I get wet so after changing I headed back out to the common area. There is at least one meditation room on the ground floor but the majority of them are up stairs. I am not sure if there is an elevator for someone that is handicap? But they had a salt room, a chill room, a charcoal room and a sand room -- I love the meditation rooms. I guess the only weird thing is that there were men sitting in the common areas outside of the rooms just working on their laptops -- seems like a weird thing to do in a spa! So my friend and I spent about an hour and a half in the meditation rooms and then we were ready for the sauna, the steam room and the hot tubs! They have three different hot tubs of varying temps and a sauna and a steam room. In this gender segregated area, you remove your uniform -- so like Olympus you need to be comfortable in your own skin. It wasn't crowded at all (unlike olympus where you can be boob to boob with someone). My friend and I enjoyed this section of the spa -- it was very relaxing. We were starting to get hungry and noticed the cafe opens around 11am. So we got changed back to our uniforms and headed to the cafe. I love Korean food -- I can't recall what the dish was called but it was one of those stone bowl dishes where the food is still cooking in the very hot bowl. It wasn't quite as good as Olympus but it was still pretty yummy. Service was friendly and pretty quick too. I will definitely try Q Spa again.

I used to love coming here to relax and would visit once or twice a week when it was newer, but…read moreit's really sad that I can't do that anymore. The male visitors have turned this Korean spa into a bathhouse. You cant sit in the steam room, sauna, or hot tubs, and rest because the visitors are touching themselves and each other in there. I've tried to give it a few chances recently but this has happened the whole time during my last few visits. I thought maybe if I could visit on different times or days I could find a time to relax, but unfortunately it seems this goes on all day. There are a lot of signs saying there shouldnt be any sexual contact, but they don't seem to do anything. The only safe place for the men who want to relax is the coed saunas because you have to wear clothes and women share the area with men. As a Korean, I am just so disappointed that I can't use this Korean Spa for it's intended purposes. There are bathhouses in Seattle for these things, why can't these guys go there?