When a client who recently went to the day spa you want to go to, tells you that they had a horrible or wonderful experience there, you should not take their words as-is. Look at the delivered result, and judge for yourself. We are all humans, and sometimes people’s reviews are not well-rounded. Your decision should be based on a multitude of factors, not just what you hear.

It makes a critical component of all services, including day spa services. If you go to a spa that gives you a good pedicure, but the pedicurist doesn’t care about your comfort or making conversation, you would not like it as much as a place that would care about your comfort, and make you feel refreshed. A considerate technician gets remembered…. And even raved about! In fact, regular customers ask for technicians they like to provide them services like haircuts, makeup, hairstyling, etc.

There are different types of day spas. For instance, if you need a therapeutic massage, Botox, laser, a body wrap, or facial treatment, you probably need to visit a full-service day spa. A smaller spa, on the other hand, may not offer specialized treatments like Botox. The best way to find this out is to either visit the website of that spa, or call them up beforehand and ask, instead of going for a walk-in service.

While this goes without saying, it’s very easy for the spa staff to be negligent about changing the sheets, washing & sterilizing the facial and manicure pedicure tools between clients, given the load of clients they have on a routine basis. More so, in the times of the Coronavirus, maintaining a sanitized space has become critical, and unavoidable.