There's no better way to end a Monday than with a massage from Kristine! The space is lit with…read morecandles, the soft guitar music playing in the background and the lightly heated bedding puts you right in the zone. Kristine did an amazing job and worked out all the kinks. I always ask for a hot stone massage and she did not disappoint. I've never had a massage therapist use the stones throughout the entire massage but I'm so glad she did. Give her a call for some much needed self-care. You won't be disappointed!! Can't wait to go back!!

I have been going here for facials regularly for over 2 years now and it has always been a…read morewonderful experience. My skin has been pretty damaged by the sun since I never wore sunscreen growing up so I wanted to try to reverse some of the damage. Let me tell you Manal is the best. She takes great care of me every time I visit. I give her updates on my skincare routine and she makes adjustments to my treatment based off of that. She also gives great advice as well on how I can improve on my routine. I always leave feeling refreshed and my face glowing. I have noticed a big difference with how much is with the monthly visits. After treatments she'll get me some coconut water to hydrate which is a nice bonus. A tip is to get their membership if you plan on getting treatments more regularly since you get a special members price and can get points for visits which you can redeem for a free service. I think their members price is great value vs the other facial places in the area. Highly recommend this place and Manal.

Terrible place, they are not honest. They cheat you out of gift cards purchased. They sold my…read morehusband a $200 gift card. It did not have an expiration on it. Then when I went to redeem it they said it was expired and would not honor it. SHAME on them.

I've been to a couple different Elements Massage (Lake Oswego, Tanasbourne) for MEDICAL MASSAGE,…read morewith focus on both legs and feet for lower peripheral neuropathy along with some lower back pain and muscle tension and cramping issues from a laminectomy at L3 as well. Out of every treatment option under the sun, massage therapy is the most useful. No drugs, PT or surgery even come close toward relief and recovery after over six years of dealing with my conditions. Sadly most insurance doesn't cover massage or has very limited visits per year so it gets expensive fast, even though my doctors would prescribe it perpetually for the medical benefits if I requested it. My latest visit at Tanasbourne in late April of 2024 was 90 minutes with Kat, she did a fantastic job, dug in deep with hard pressure as I prefer, light massage does nothing for severe neuropathy and preventing debilitating muscle cramping. Deep tissue is the way to go, on scale of 4-5 with 5 being hard pressure pain in a good way, she put in a solid 3-4. PROS: - Have always had great DEEP TISSUE massages every visit by a man or woman, therapists have been well qualified. - Every visit the massage therapist listened and focused on the areas requested (after years of severe neuropathy I know where to focus). - ALWAYS feel better after a deep, and sometimes painful massage, the kind where it hurts so good. - All professional, no feeling of being uncomfortable or pressured to tip. - Clean and modern facilities. - Mellow typical massage music. - Tables that raise and lower and are heated. - Can usually accommodate a quick same day schedule. - Most locations are easily accessible and disabled friendly. CONS: - No direct billing to insurance (some locations used to do this, but stopped), but can provide you with an invoice. - Does not provide a hot moist towel at end like many places do to wipe off any lingering lotion or oil, even though they have them and sometimes use them during your massage. Even less fancy places provide a dry towel. Nothing here, I guess you could use the massage table sheets. - Massage oil or lotion had a slight scent, nothing unpleasant or too strong, but noticeable. - Encourages tipping, even for medical massage (which shouldn't be required). ... While I don't mind tipping a little for Medical Massage, it is often deemed as necessary by medical professionals, just like Physical Therapy. Some massage therapist charge a higher rate for 'Medical Massage' and therefore make note that gratuity is not necessary as it's basically included in the rate. The benefits towards positive health with massage is far greater than the world, insurance or science might document, sort of like chiropractors, even though many insurance are starting to accept them now as legitimate practice. I mean, we don't tip chiropractors, PT, primary care doctors or surgeons?!? Some chiropractors have onsite massage, but my luck with finding a good deep tissue massage therapist through a chiropractor has yet to happen, probably because it's a lot of work and requires a lot of strength and stamina to dig in deep. Solution -- establishments need to pay their massage therapist a far better base rate, then tipping wouldn't be even be a question. My guess is that most chiropractors and massage studios don't pay their therapist a higher rate for 'Medical Massage' grade therapy, when they should ... The industry needs to change their mindset. SUMMARY: Elements seems to hire qualified massage therapists, no complaints there. Rates are on the higher side. Biggest downside is on the corporation as a whole being too lazy and cheap to bill insurance directly and not paying extra to their therapist for Medical Massage, and of course no towels for cleaning yourself up before exiting.

Rhiann is an amazing massage therapist! Best massage ever! I feel much less tension after a…read moremassage from Rhiann.

This place deserves more than 3 stars for sure. Customer service was solid-- offered refreshments…read moreand got me checked in quickly. Alexis was amazing. Absolutely an expert in her field and loved she was so present for the consultation and throughout my appt. She heard my (not the greatest) ideas for what I wanted (straight, thin, long hair, layers and face framing, she also added front facing highlights) and just took it to the next level with her ideas and execution. Always a plus to find a new hairstylist after 3+ years, COVID and moving far away from your old stylist. Will definitely be returning to see Alexis.

I asked for highlights to elevate blond but ended up with brassy dark hair. The experience was…read morehorrible--rude and disrespectful hairdressers, and the atmosphere was the worst I've ever encountered. I originally went in for Zane, the colorist, but was told, "He's no longer here," and was assigned to the rudest hairdresser, Desi. When I raised concerns with the manager about Desi being unclear on the services and pricing, Desi yelled at me. Unfortunately, when I sent my feedback via email and the manager called, they lied and further discriminated against me. She was specifically focused on price although I reached out about brassiness and using wrong colors for my highlights. She even said usually clients pay in her salon for highlights $330. I do believe these clients are victims of wrong services provided at New Beginning Salon and advertising, including myself who overpaid for destroying my hair. Another great haircut I once received there was from a different stylist who is also gone. It seems the place can't maintain integrity or provide professional services consistently. To make matters worse, when I asked the manager to fix the brassiness or issue a refund, she hung up on me.

Did a last minute drop in massage with a friend. Was good, everything looked nice and clean. My…read moremassage therapist checked in with me a couple times to make sure the pressure was okay, and she noticed my feet were hurting and got me a support for under them. I would come back.

From the owner: Male masseuse at your service.read more

Was a great massage! She was thorough and took care of my lower back pain. Cool looking place too…read morewith their light!

This salon has nice ambience and Patricia has been doing my skin for several years and it looks…read morewonderful. However, recently she gave me a peel and it was very painful and uncomfortable. When I contacted her she said my skin was very sensitive and to put oil and cortisone on. She knew my skin was sensitive and had often told me so. I'm not sure why she did such a strong peel.i would not recommend getting a strong peel from her. Otherwise she did great facials.

I was able to get both a manicure and a pedicure at the same time using two different people. And…read moreit turned out great!!

I got a manicure there two weeks ago (extension, builder, mermaid polish and chrome) the manicure…read morewas nice and my technician was very kind. I went back for removal and my experience was completely different. My nails have never looked worse. I'm pretty sure my nails were filed down too much and they look damaged in some areas. Also, i now understand that the removal service doesn't include a manicure but a bare minimum of shaping doesn't seem like a reach. All my nails had different "shapes" some were left very square while others were more rounded. I do a better job when i cut my nails myself! I'm not going back to this salon, especially since a friend in NY told me she pays $5-$10 for removal when i paid $25 + tips

The massage was amazing! If you want deep tissue massage this is the place to go. It was my first…read moretime here and i cannot wait to go again

Wow! Magi is amazing! I was so grateful to have her work her magic, same day. When I arrived, my…read moreback and hip pain was at an 8.5. Upon leaving, Magi had elevated my discomfort and made it possible for me to go back to work (as a food server), the next morning. The absolute BEST all-time Effective Massage, I have EVER HAD. I made two more sessions with her within the next two weeks...and referring her today, to anyone who would listen. Thank you, Magi!!