Firstly, I wouldn't call this a spa- It's probably a make-shift spa. Something you'd set up for when your girlfriends come over for a slumber party.
I bought a Living Social deal for $30 that included a 45min facial, arms and shoulder massage and microdermibrasion. From the time you walk into Zeeba there's a cold vibe about the place, literally. For a spa, the place is too cold and the staff lack customer service. I'm guessing they own the place and sadly come across as being very stand-offish. Once you're rushed into the "spa" room, your treatment starts immediately. You're not asked basic skincare questions like, What kind of skin do you have, What's your skincare routine? or even the usual"How was your day"?
I've been getting facials for 20 years now, so I have a more than fair idea of what facials are like. My facial began with two 5 min scrubs and then a two minute arms massage(more like a tickle). While this was going on, I could constantly hear the receptionist make and receive calls. I was then laced with a face mask and asked to relax. I "relaxed" for 20min, while the calls kept coming and I could also hear something like a dentist drill( must have been an acrylic nail drill).
Then came the microdermibratsion. I'm not going to complain bout this as the machine did a great job! The only problem was I didn't get to "relax" as the lady was trying to up-sell everything from lotions to the next treatment.
Bottom line is, you pay for what you get I guess! For $30, the job was done but I'm not going back. I rather pay three times the amount and treat myself occasionally to a real spa. read more