I might be the biggest fan of Skin Laundry. Since becoming a member in December 2025 I have yet to…read morebe disappointed by Skin Laundry's services, products, or employees. The clinicians are amazing as are everyone else working there. From the minute you walk in the door (of the super serene space they curate), you feel prioritized. Even though I like to get the power facials, I also don't mind the less intense signature and resurfacing facials because I enjoy going so much (lol). Williamsburg was my home location until I moved and I have find the Upper Eastside location and midtown east equally as lovely. My skin is tighter, firmer, and glowing!! Also the hyaluronic acid they sell is great. Highly recommend!!!

I was a few more few minutes late and was told I can not have the service done…read more They have had no problem making me wait before. Do NOT go here! So frustrating!

I've visited a few times and consistently had a great experience. The facialist clearly explained…read moremy skin type and offered helpful, personalized recommendations. After a few sessions, I noticed a real improvement in my skin.

Super, excellent service.. I recommend it to everyone who wants to see…read more Very good and detailed results

Easy to make an appointment, clean, good service. Found the…read moreradio frequency facial on groupon, and i like it. Regular price is $150, plus if you wanna do face vaccumm (to suck your face dirt and unclogged your face) is another $200. Pretty pricey, yeah..

Unfortnately, didn't do it for me. Felt like the facial was based on massage and sleeping on and…read moreoff my mask. My appt was booked and paid for facial and eyebrow wax. Not much of pore extraction, Eyebrow wax was done. At least the aesthetician was kind.

High price, low amenities, overly crowded, and the ELEVATORS ARE ALWAYS BROKEN. The gym floors are…read moreseparated from the lobby by a number of non-Equinox levels, so you are reliant on 2 small elevators to get you inside. One is always broken. The other will be busy with towel carts and gym goers. Save your money and go elsewhere.

The Equinox on East 92nd Street is not as good as the other ones in Manhattan. The Steam room is…read moreusually not on early mornings on weekends, and on May 7, 2026, it was shut down by the NYC Health Department. Supplies in the shaving area are always low ( very few shaving blades and foam). The water is always cold in early morning hours. The machines are good but outdated. They only have 2 TV screens in the whole gym.

For the very first time I have seen immediate results after a facial and I am thrilled!!! I've had…read more2 hydro-dermabrasion facials so far and could not recommend it more. I just turned 30 and my the little wrinkles on my forehead bothered me so much. Yohanni is so thoughtful and caring explained what I'm dealing with is not necessarily "wrinkles" but superficial dryness.. and there's a solution to that! The hydro dermabrasion facial is my new favorite beauty treatment. Thank you Yohanni and Esy Skin.

From the owner: Hydrodermabration/Hydrofacial Dermaplaning…read moreMicrocurrent Chemical peels Oxygen Infusion Therapy LED light treatment

Me and my girlfriend went in for face wash. There was a gentleman there named Oz who was super…read morefriendly and helped me compare sizes and cost. While he was ringing us up, me and my girlfriend had a conversation about what we were going to get from Whole Foods across the street and joked with him about cooking dinner. We got our product, thanked Oz and headed to Whole Foods. We were waiting in line at the meat counter and here walks up Oz. While we were comparing product earlier, we had left a couple bottles out on the counter. He came to Whole Foods to find us to make sure we had grabbed our purchase. It www like 7 degrees outside and he went out of his way. That's above and beyond in a store that typically doesn't have the best service.

The gentrification across from the newish Whole Foods proceeds at a quick pace…read more I'm not familiar with this retailer's other locations, but this is a light-filled spot to browse for skin care products, makeup, and the kind of pampering items that brighten up a tough day. A block away from Ricky's--its hipper alter ego--Bluemercury offers lines that range from the commonplace (Clinique, Moroccanoil) to the harder-to-find (Ahava, Kiehl's) to brands I've never heard of (Supergoop! and Supersmile). Staff were pleasant but reserved. Apparently, they also offer facials and similar spa services, although no one mentioned these to me while I wandered around.

Amazing place and kind staff! I love getting massages here and the prices are so great.read more

Solid massage. I felt really relaxed after. Used deep tissue techniques and the hot stones. I will…read moredefinitely return weekly. Calm ambiance and clean.

I recently came in for gel art and it was a good experience! The nail art was really pretty and I…read morethink the price was pretty good (70-80$) However, my friend came in with me for a plain gel manicure, but the older manicurist was really rough on her cuticles and nails and cut her cuticle super badly. She wasn't apologetic at all and I even heard her blame my friend for moving (when she didn't move) in Chinese cause she thought I didn't speak Chinese.

My absolute favorite nail salon on the UES. I always leave so happy with my manicure/pedi. Maggie…read moreis the best and always takes her time with my appointment. She's always very kind in letting me try various colors to see what I like best. I recommend this place to all my friends!