1st time here. I love it, Jamie did a fantastic color and cut. Can't say enough good things about…read moreSalon 27. I am definitely a new client!

I love coming to Salon 27. Ask for Amanda the next time you go. She makes you feel good about…read moreyourself after you leave. I've been going to her for years.

This review is focused on their partner company, Gorgeous Goals Face & Spa…read more First of all, the location is easy to find with ample parking mere steps away from the enterance. The reception area is welcoming, and the interior is always clean and decorated tastefully and themed for the appropriate season. Beverages and candies are always available, and light snacks upon request. The esthetitian staff here are highly skilled and very cordial. The service rooms are downright luxurious, with thoughtful ambiance and extremely comfortable beds! Cassie and Donna are my forever-favorites, but overall the staff members at this spa & the partner salon (especially Erin from Natural or Not) are skilled and accommodating. Book here if you are looking for an experience which surpasses local establishments.

My friend brought me here for a side by side facial service as a birthday gift. I am floored by how…read moreamazing the estheticians are! When we arrived, we were greeted warmly by the owner. We were then brought to our room and everything was clean and decorated beautifully. There was sparkling wine and a platter of fresh fruit and chocolate waiting for us. We were given plenty of time to wind down and change before our service started. Cassie and Donna are very skilled and kind. They gave us back massages and exfoliations that felt divine and facials that left us both feeing amazing. I suffer from stubborn blackheads on my nose but Debbie got rid of every single one. I was amazed! Thank you for making my birthday feel special!

After reviewing Classic Nails in Exeter, I am believing the sour taste NH women have about Asian…read moreowned nail salons. Envy nails is minutes from my house. I usually go to either Envy or Venice Nails in Raymond. Both are about the same price for the usual services. Envy seems to be a bit smaller and not as updated as Venice. This was my 3rd time at Envy, and I like to go here because they have waxing services - something hard to find at a nail salon up here. I got a simple manicure/pedicure today, although I asked for a SPA pedicure, I didnt get one. (I guess the word SPA is really hard to understand at Asian nail salons?!? - same thing happened at Classic Nails!!) As my pedicure came to an end and I was ready to have my toenails painted, I realized that I didnt get any exfoliation to my feet. I guess the guy forgot?! So I made sure he scrubbed off all the rough skin from my heels and feet. He didnt seem quite happy that I called him out on his oversight. Oh well. The manicure was decent, but for a mani/pedi that cost $35 - I could have done it myself. How is $35 a deal for a mani/pedi???? The last time I checked, I wasnt getting my toes sucked. Also, I picked a color that was a bit bright and needed a 3rd coat (you can see the imperfections of my nails under the polish) - and the guy failed to realize that if you can see those things - a 3rd coat is necessary. He also put me under the fans and failed to turn them on, then disappeared right away to the back of the store for the entire time my nails were "drying". Ill go back, but only for waxing (which was done by the woman and done great!)

My review is based on one visit, so I will try to be fair. I am returning today to try to remedy…read morethe situation, and I will update afterwards. First, Envy comes highly recommended between the two nail salons in town. However, it was a strange experience for me. I was having a fill done on the set of gel nails I have and I needed one replaced. The first technician (I had FOUR separate people work on me!) took two other nails off as well. What he didn't do was try to soften them by soaking them--he just yanked them off. I'm telling you, my two thumbs hurt for two days. I could barely zip my pants. In addition, he cut my cuticle with the electric file so badly that, despite my pretty nails, I had to wear a band-aid for two days (one day to stop the bleeding and the second because I kept catching it on stuff and it would bleed again!). This did not make for pretty nails, though the SpongeBob band-aid made my kids giggle. Second, as I mentioned above, four separate people worked on me. I'm not sure why, but it was just awkward. One of them chipped one of the nail tips, and instead of taking it off and redoing it, he simply gelled over this part. It LOOKED ok, but upon close inspection, the spit on the corner was visible. Needless to say, the corner chipped off almost immediately, leaving a nice half-moon shape on the top of my thumb nail. In addition, previous to this, an entire nail popped off the DAY AFTER I had the service when I grabbed the door handle to shut the car door. I also struggled to understand the different technicians, though they understood me just fine, so that wasn't really a problem. I am going today to have the set taken off (I do not want to deal with breaking/chipping/losing nails any more). I want to have the Shellac polish instead. Hopefully they will not hurt me taking the tips off, but I'll let you know.

This salon is probably what you might be looking for if you are young and want to spend half or…read moremaybe all of your paycheck on extensions or just like the look of the salon & think that alone makes it worth the price. Not sure why I stayed at this salon for so long. You won't find experienced, seasoned stylists here. What you will get is a basic cloned cut and look like everyone else walking out of this salon. I've had a couple of corrections done here & my experience was that some can't even do a basic cut. With the lack of imagination some staff might benefit by engaging in ongoing education to expand their repertoire beyond basic cuts and colors. Otherwise you're not worth what you charge. Please stop the embarrassing trick you do to clients by announcing out loud (so everyone can hear) whether the client wants to include a tip instead of having the client privately enter the amount into the card reader. It's tacky and shameful.

I moved here 2 years ago and have been searching for a salon. FINALLY! This place is AMAZING. Kim…read moredid a fabulous job, I'm so happy to finally find my hair "home".

TL;DR: Stay away from this place. Here's the full story:…read more I'm a physician. I have a teenage child who has a mild case of facial acne that has been successfully treated by a dermatologist who prescribed a regimen of topical prescription medications and short-term use of an oral antibiotic. After we relocated to NH, my child's acne flared up. Having run out of anti-acne medication and with an upcoming event requiring my child's skin be clear for photos, I needed to find a new, local dermatologist who could prescribe medications and who also had an on-site aesthetician. This dual service--prescription ability with an aesthetician--was a key consideration, as my child has a very full calendar requiring us to schedule both visits at a single time and place. I called around to a few dermatologists and found many that had available time slots but none that offered both dermatology and aesthetician services--until I called Confident Med Spa. I spoke with a woman who claimed to be one of its two owners. She assured me very specifically that they had on-site both a nurse practitioner who was licensed specifically to prescribe FDA-approved anti-acne medications explicitly dispensed by pharmacies, and also an aesthetician, both of whom would be available to see my child in back-to-back sessions. So I set up the appointments to occur back-to-back in a single visit. When we arrived, we met first with Deanna Nickerson, a woman perhaps in her forties. She took photos of my child's face and gave us her recommendation: buy a few of the Obagi products available on-site at Confident Med Sap. Aware of Obagi's business model--to sell ineffective, non-FDA approved products in expensive packages at exorbitantly high markups--I was very dubious. I told her that we'd be happy to purchase the Obagi line, as money was not a limiting factor for us, but I also wanted prescription medications for my child given that my child had responded well to them in the past and we had an imminent event. Deanna resisted this suggestion, invoking my child's young age and vulnerability to side effects, despite my child's successful history with prescription medications. Deanna kept insisting that Obagi products were "medical grade," a fabricated marketing term that she used at least ten times in an attempt to mislead us about the fact that Obagi products are *not* FDA approved. After I further pressed Deanna Nickerson, she smugly looked me in the eye and explained that "as a trained professional licensed to prescribe medications"--those are her words--she was going to use her professional judgment to do what she thought best for my child. She agreed that if we were to buy the Obagi products, she would call us in two weeks, and if the skin still had not cleared up despite my child's adherence to the daily regimen, then Deanna would contact the Shaw's pharmacy, via what she claimed was electronic linkage to Shaw's, and provide us with a prescription for FDA-approved, medications for my child. Two weeks later, Deanna Nickerson called me. I told her my child's skin had not cleared up. She asked me to email photos proving this claim, and I did so. I then reminded her about our agreement, and asked her to provide the prescription she promised. She resisted, saying that I should bring my child in for another visit and that my child should try some other Obagi products--"medical grade," again in her words. I reminded her again of our explicit agreement, of her repeated, specific claim that she had prescribing authority and could order that medications be dispensed from Shaw's, and of her claim that she would use that authority for my child's benefit if the acne had not cleared up. She finally admitted that she was not licensed to prescribe prescription medications. I immediately called Confident Med Spa and left an irate message demanding to speak to an owner. A few minutes later, Skye Morabito, who described herself as the manager, called me. After I explained the situation, she apologized and refunded me the full amount that I had paid Confident Med Spa. Skye seemed professional and polite, but I suspect she was motivated solely to mitigate reputational damage to Confident Med Spa--not to remedy the root cause by firing Deanna Nickerson and overhauling Confident Med Spa's approach to business. Stay away from Confident Med Spa, and stay away from Deanna Nickerson. She is a dishonest and deceptive person who can look a client in the eye and make false statements as easily as she breathes.

Very friendly and clean, pleasant environment, and excellent staff!...would % recommend it anyone!read more

I love Yvonne! She does a great job :) salon is super clean and inviting. I'll never go anywhere…read moreelse :)

Just had my first fill with Yvonne. She did a wonderful job! Thanks for friendly, fast service and…read morebeautiful nails!

Paige was excellent! She was very attentive and detailed oriented! Would highly recommend her for…read moreall your eyebrow needs!

I love Paige at the Brow Bar!!! Super professional, personable and very talented. Definitely…read morerecommend her!!!!

I went here for a cut and color. It was a very simple cut, but even though I had a picture of the…read morecut, it isn't like the cut at all. As far as the color, she decided she couldn't do the color I wanted and told me I could make another appointment for the color with someone else....and explained I would pay for the cut today, and when I came back for a color, i would be paying for a cut and color even though I would just be getting a color. Needless to say, I will not be going back there again.