About Skinplicity at Jade's Salon
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by appointment only accepts credit cards street parking free wi-fi gender-neutral restrooms
Skinplicity at Jade's Salon in Tacoma, WA, is a neighborhood salon specializing in hair removal and esthetics services. They offer Brazilian sugaring and waxing, facials, and lash and brow services. The salon also provides education courses for professionals interested in sugaring hair removal. Clients praise the friendly and skilled staff, particularly Katelyn, who is known for her speed, professionalism, and ability to create beautiful eyebrows. One client noted the salon's welcoming atmosphere and affordable prices, finding them a positive change from previous experiences at other salons. While the salon's ambiance is generally positive, one client mentioned the consistent playing of Christian music in the waiting area, which they found to be unwelcoming.
I had a fantastic experience at Skinplicity. We started with a brazilian with sugar wax by Mariana. It was my first time ever receiving this service and she talked me through the whole thing and made me feel comfortable. During the waxing it was painful at times but she tried her best to distract me and ask me questions. She is a very thoughtful and kind person! Overall the pain was bearable and it was a good experience. The results were fantastic and I definitely recommend this service.
Katelyn performed my eyelash lift/tint and my eyebrow tint. It was my first time getting these as well. My eyelashes are quite thin and short and she did a great job with what...read full review
I have gone to so many places to try to avoid crossing the bridge. No place compares this far to skinplicity.I have seen both Katelyn and Mariana and they are professional, meticulous and so much less painful than others.Highly recommend! I’m so happy to see that Katelyn is now teaching her craft to others.
Wonderful job and very nice people! Only weird part was nothing but Christian music playing in the waiting room?? Wasn't my jam as a queer person looking for a neutral space, so I figured I'd share for people who aren't into that kinda thing.