Jolie, The Day Spa

If any woman, lady is looking to change stylist’s or needs to find the PERFECT one look no further Brigit is your girl she is amazing!!! I am 38, I have had my hair cut by several stylist all over the country from over seas to cali to Atlanta. I have always for the most part had long hair and in June 2012 wanting something differant went to salon Jolie and brought in a picture of a short hair cut that I was wanting to get. I walked out of there looking better than the picture and feeling great. You will NOT be disappointed wish I could put her in my back pocket and take her everywhere.:) Very friendly and professional as well. Thank you Brigit, I will always get my hair done by you.
Jodi Stubbs, Mother of 4…:)

Amanda does amazing hair here! She’s so sweet and so talented and a true inspiration for me! I always leave the chair happy. Everyone I know loves Amanda.
As for the lady who did my waxing, I didn’t love her. She didn’t seem good with people. She didn’t listen to my needs and just did her own thing. She got her job done, but made my brows thinner than I wanted, which could have been avoided if she let me talk. Don’t get me wrong, she isn’t a bad person, she just knows her own way.
Great product selection! Help at the front desk is so sweet and caring.

Friendly FYI, Chris Helms is now at Derma-​Luxe, she is still providing phenomenal service, just in a new and serene environment.

Ok so I had a coupon for an HOUR facial. I came in the front desk staff was nice and asked if I wanted water. I came in about 10 – 15 minutes early thinking I would need to fill out paper work so they would know if I was allergic to anything they would use on my face but nothing no paper work what so ever. I waited for my esthetician she came to get me around I would say 5 minutes till my appointment time 11am. I walked in the very small room she asked me if I had had a facial before I said yes. She told me about the wrap that you wear and to get under the cover face up. She only used a small towel with a clip to keep my hair from getting wet which didnt work too well, get a simple headband with velcro they arent expensive,. Ive worked in the industry for 10 years and know. She also used sponges which I dont if they clean or use new ones for each client but eweeeh gross. She was also slapping at my face at multiple times during the facial which isnt relaxing. She also never told me she was leaving the room she just left. there was no «I’ll be back in a minute» nothing. Not to mention the extracting were a little more painful than I have experienced in the past. She seemed like a nice enough lady, and seemed to know about products for skin damage that they didnt have at the spa but I would check out elsewhere. I could also hear the ladies that worked there talking at the desk and laughing, if you dont have good acoustics dont have a spa its not relaxing to hear people even when there is music playing. Forgot to add that once she was done and I got up from the table it was 11:40 I only got a maybe 40 minute facial instead of the 60 minutes printed on the coupon.

After a stressful week at work, I decided that this past weekend would be a great time to use a Jolie gift card that I was given a few months ago. So, I called on Friday to book an appointment for a deluxe manicure and brow tinting on Saturday. When I arrived at 3:00 on Saturday, I walked in to a serene-​smelling spa and was immediately greeted. The attendant asked me if I wanted something to drink, so I requested water, and she came back with a small plastic cup. It caught my attention because plastic cups don’t really jive with a «nice» spa experience. Leelee, who did my brow tint (she also does facials and waxing), came out right away and was very welcoming. She brought me back to one of the private rooms, where she was happy to answer all of my questions since I’ve never done brow tinting before. I asked for something natural, and she explained to me that she uses a vegetable dye and it normally lasts for about two weeks. It only took 5 – 10 minutes, and it looks okay, but I wouldn’t spend $ 20 to get it done again.
I went back out to the waiting room, and 20 minutes later, Anna took me back for my manicure. The nail room has maybe six manicure chairs and six pedicure chairs, so it’s rather intimate. She was very friendly and I later found out that she has been working there for 22 years. My first thought was, «Has Jolie really been open for that long?» I drive by Jolie every day and years have passed since I’ve been there, so maybe it just kind of flies under the radar. They had a large selection of OPI and Essie colors, but they weren’t organized by color and the area was very dimly lit. (I told her that I love Essie, and she told me that they’re getting rid of that line and going to just OPI soon.)
I had high expectations, given that it was «deluxe» and priced at $ 30, but it ended up just being a regular mani (including paraffin) that lasted no more than 30 minutes. As a comparison, I occasionally get a manicure at a nail salon down the street for $ 12, and it takes about 35 minutes. She applied a globby top coat (and spray) to my Essie red, and by the time I went under the dryer, it was bubbling up. I called her over, as there was no way that I was going home with chunked up nail polish. When I looked at my nails, I noticed that the paint didn’t even cover my nails entirely. She had to start over since my nails were a gloppy mess, so I asked for a very soft pink OPI color instead. I had to ask her to use more nail polish remover since my nails still had red on them– again, not something I should have to do if I’m paying $ 30.
At the end of the day, the staff at Jolie is friendly, but I wouldn’t dare go back on my own dime. If I’m going to go somewhere to relax, then I want to be able to relax and trust that I’m getting spa-​worthy service.

I went to Jolie Spa for a spur of the moment airbrush tan with a friend one Sunday and was blown away by the treatment and service I was given.
My technician, Angela, was thorough in explaining the process and made me feel very comfortable in an awkward, cold, sticky, and naked environment.
The front desk girl was also very sweet and the tone of the salon was very relaxing and they seemed to maintain the atmosphere very well.
I work in the service industry myself and think many could benefit from watching the ease of customer relations that happens in this particular salon.
Overall I was impressed with my spray tan, the price, and my overall experience considering I was a walk-​in on a Sunday.

Over the years I’ve tried Jolie for various things– facials, eyebrows, etc. Never been impressed and don’t get the hype. Definitely not trying them again.

This is an affordable spa. i received a gift facial here, and I had a great experience. Well, not so great the first time, but they made up for it, by asking me to come back so they could make it better. They were hosting a party outside the room on my first trip, alas, why I did not leave releaxed, but they thought it was loud too. I went back and had a great experience. I wish I could get a facial all the time. It’s not Spa Sydell, but it’s a great middle of the road, affordable spa.

There are two reasons for adding Jolie to my «Pretty» List: great massages in the most serene massage rooms ever, and the least painful bikini wax I’ve ever had! Enough said.

+2 stars for my esthetician giving me the scoop on specific products that would work for my skin type (though not sold at the salon) + how amazing my skin looked once she was done with me.
–3 stars for lack of space, décor, old towels.
Quite frankly I’m just happy for the facial I got and the glow I still have, three days later.
This place could be very cute if they spent some time hiding cords, lighting some candles and placing a few fresh flowers around the place.
The smell of acrylic nails hits you like a wall as you walk in to this tiny spa. It appears that they have sacrificed lounging room for a ton of products.
If they try to lead you into the ‘relaxation room’ tell them no. There was one lady in there in robe and slippers while my best friend and I filled out our paperwork, fully clothed. It was kind of awkward.
Pricing is fair for service rendered but ambiance wise — it’s not somewhere you want to spend the day.
I think this is a case of trying to be everything to everyone and they just don’t have the room for it. Give up the nail salon (and it’s smell), create a true relaxation room for patrons who are paying for a break in their day.

This 1 star is for the actual massage. So, w hen I think of spas, I think of a locker room where you change intoo a robe and then wait in a «relaxation area» until it is time of ryour massage. SOOO NOT THE CASE HERE! Myhusband bought me an expensive gift certificate to get a massage here. I got there and I waited in the lobby w/​people waiting to gettheir hair done. They asked if I would like some water, in which I relplied yes. Theybrought me a little plastic cup with water. How cheap! finally a lady cam eot get me and brought me into this storage size hole in the wall aka the massage room. She then told me to undress and just put my stuff on the chair and get under the blanket and she owuld be right back. Throughout the massage I had to deal with people laughing and conversing outside the door, people getting their hair blwoed dried, and this massuese trying to have a full on conversation with me. WTF??? FOR THE AMOUNT OF MONEY YOUCHARGE FOR A MASSAGE, STFU AND DO YOUR JOB! When I was leaving, I did not get agood bye, or come back and see us, nothing. I wish I could give half of a star to this OVER PRICED BS OF A SPA.

Spent 5 wonderful hours here on a Friday afternoon. Kristin was able to accommodate me with just a few days notice. Had the Blissful Escape $ 300.00
Custom Manicure
Custom Pedicure
Custom Facial
⁵⁰⁄₆₀ Minute Deep Tissue Massage
Brow Shaping
Make-​up Application
Spa Lunch
It was a great deal, in California, this could easily go for $ 400-​$ 500 for the same thing.
You are taken to a darkened waiting lounge to relax. I was surprised I wasn’t offered anything to eat or drink, there were a couple other ladies there waiting for their treatments also.
First had my massage, it was a tiny room but the table was heated, thankfully since the room was on the cool side and the masseuse had cold hands during the whole session. She didn’t ask about past injuries or sore spots, which I thought was lacking. She had a medium touch which I like though.
Then went to my pedicure and manicure and was given my spa lunch of chicken salad and fresh fruit salad with cranberry juice during my pedi. The other ladies in the pedi area were wondering how I got such special treatment. Deneen gave the most excellent foot massage and pedicure and chose the perfect color for my toes and fingers.
Next was Don, the aesthetician and make up artist. He was very informative and wanted to know about my facial routine and gave me a run down of my skin and what I need to do. My skin is sensitive and he was very careful when he cleansed my skin. He didn’t do extractions because I would be in a social setting that night and didn’t want to be swollen and blotchy. The mask he put on felt wonderful, I felt so hydrated. His eyebrow waxing didn’t hurt but I did break out, I usually do though. Then he did my makeup, my only requirement was I didn’t want to look like a Kabuki character and he complied. He was so much fun to chat with, hearing of his background in makeup and what he has done in the past. His specialty was special effects in the horror movie industry.
So had a lovely time and would definitely do it again.