Houston, TX Metro Spas
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Helena's Brazilian Wax & Spa
294 ReviewsWhere everybody becomes a work of Art
5959 Richmond Ave Ste 210, Houston, TX (Map)
Neighborhood: Westside
Special Offer: 15% Off on your first visit
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Marbella Spa & Salon Inc
184 ReviewsFirst Class Spa & Salon & staple to the Midtown / Montrose District
415 Westheimer Rd Ste 210, Houston, TX (Map)
Neighborhood: Central
Special Offer: Save $10 off any facial, for first time clients.
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Natural Skin Creations
143 ReviewsThis Museum District-area spa specializes in aromatherapy, skin renewal, antiaging and relaxing treatments.
3406 Mt Vernon St, Houston, TX (Map)
Neighborhood: Central
Special Offer: Microdermabrasion & Photo Facial special for $400.00
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Wild on Wax
159 Reviews
Services include detailed skin consultation, wrinkle lifts, lightening lifts, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, acne treatment, full body waxing and facials.
3329 D'Amico St., Houston, TX (Map)
Neighborhood: Central
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M Salon
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Sensia Studio and Japanese Day Spa
151 ReviewsWith hair straightening, massage techniques and an Asian-inspired interior, this day spa and salon embraces the Japanese tradition.
1711 Post Oak Blvd, Houston, TX (Map)
Neighborhood: Westside
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Norris of Houston salon and day spa
95 ReviewsThis 10,000-square-foot facility offers Japanese hair straightening, facials, nail and waxing services, massages, body treatments and more.
2033 Post Oak Blvd, Houston, TX (Map)
Neighborhood: Westside
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Isle PediSpa
104 ReviewsSpecialty foot spa and nail salon also offers facials, massage, sunless tanning and waxing.
5819 D Kirby Dr, Houston, TX (Map)
Neighborhood: West University Place
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Etheria Salon & Day Spa
68 ReviewsTucked away between Montrose and the Museum District, heaven comes in the form of a 100-jet hydrotherapy tub.
4444 Montrose Blvd, Houston, TX (Map)
Neighborhood: Central
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Beautique Day Spa & Salon
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