Audrey Spa

I always come here to get my facial wax and Bridgette does a through and wonderful job every time. Yoly the owner is always friendly to me and I have been coming here for the last three years. If you are friendly and kind to them as a client and express your needs, they are more than happy to oblige. I even brought my mother in law here to get her nails done and she loved the experience! My pup loves it here too.

Audry’s is my go to place for hair removal. I’ve been coming here for a little over two years and absolutely love Bridgette. I come to her for the full gamete, from eyebrows to ankles. She is very thorough and super sweet. If you want smooth hairless skin, she’s the lady to see!

Avoid waxing here at all costs. Worst salon experience I’ve ever had. Botched job by a technician performing a brazilian for her first time on me.
I really don’t like to leave negative reviews unless I feel people should absolutely know about a terrible service. I came in here over a year ago for a brazilian after searching for a cheap wax on Unilocal and left infuriated and in tears. They assigned me a waxer whom I later learned had never done a brazilian, EVER. I spent over 30 minutes with her in the waxing room to find she had botched the job completely. I stopped her when she burned me, ripped off skin, caused bleeding, and left me gasping in pain. And I have an extremely high pain tolerance.
I walked out in a sweat and was justifiably upset. I spoke sternly with the manager in the salon (which is small — so I know people heard our conversation), saying that she should never allow an un-​certified technician to perform a hair removal service because IT IS ILLEGAL and caused physical injury. I could have done more than complain loudly, at that point. The manager yelled at me, claimed she did nothing wrong, and told me to leave. They did not charge me. I tried to explain to her what exactly happened so that she would not repeat the same mistake on future clients, but she continued to raise her voice at me. At that point, I left. I wouldn’t be surprised if this happens again in this salon to somebody else.
I am now a diehard patron of UniK/​European Wax Center.

Reviewing their pedicures: Best price/​quality I’ve found in the neighborhood. Thorough and well done, and easy to get an appointment. (Annoying it is closed Sundays though) Friendliness can be a little uneven…

The actual service is phenomenal. the girls that do the manicures are amazing! Super sweet and really take care to do the job right. Most likely you’ll be the only one in there. it’s very mellow and they have Nars! Why I only gave it 3 stars? Well the owner is incredibly unpleasant. She isn’t friendly and makes me feel uncomfortable whenever she’s there, I love the girls that work there so much that I even try to go when she’s not there, just to avoid interacting with her. So unfortunately that’s how it is, best place to get a manicure in the neighborhood *better then Primp & Polish even but try to avoid the angry Polish owner if you can.

Definitely a nice clean day spa however now having had a few Brazilians under my belt — hard wax is best and I’m a die hard European Wax Center fan now.

I went there last week for a brazilian wax. They gave me an appointment same day soon after I called. The dark haired lady was the one who did the wax and she was great. Super fast not painful and she was very thorough. Why 3 stars? Because the older blonde lady at the front desk had an attitude problem. She didn’t say anything directly to me, but just didn’t have the right attitude for spa etiquette. I would definitely go back to get waxed by the other lady, but the front desk lady should find something to smile about…

Painless (as much as if can be), attention to detail, and affordable brazilian wax. $ 36 isn’t bad, and I am no longer adventurous enough to buy groupons and living social deals only to get a terrible wax. This is the only place in my neighborhood where I’ll go.
They are also very sweet, and they squeeze me in when I need a last minute sesh. Love these ladies.

There are two girls who wax: one has dark hair and the other one is older and has blond hair.
I’ve always been very happy with the girl of dark hair. She waxes very well, quick and painless. I’m very happy with her.
The other one, the blond one, did my full legs wax twice and I had to tell her both times that I still had a lot of hairs left all over my legs. She seems not to see very well because when you say here, and here and here there are hairs left she says Ï dont see them. And of course, she didn’t apologize.
In my opinion, if you do your job bad, the minimum thing you have to do is apologize or at least don’t expect any tip or give a discount. She should learn about how to take care of your customers and recognize the mistakes.

One of the best places for Brazilian waxing!!! quick and not so painful! Yola is amazing and so is Bridgette!!! nice and clean location!

If I could give this place a NEGATIVE star I would. I went in there trying to purchase a gift certificate for a massage, which was going to be around a 100 dollars. After asking a few question about the scheduling the woman that seemed like the owner yelled at me! Really?! After reading all these reviews I can see why this place won’t last long. How can you run a business by being rude to your PAYING customers. PLEASE dont give this place any business! There are PLENTY of good quality spas in the area, no need to give them your business.

I was looking forward to having an inexpensive spot for waxing in the neighborhood, but was totally disappointed in the service here.
I went in for my legs — trying to escape the shaving cycle & waiting the 6 stubbly weeks to get to that optimal waxing point is always a test of patience, and I was looking forward to the pay-​off of emerging from the salon after that with perfect smooth legs.
The wax was quick & pretty painless. But when the waxer said, «OK finished,» I sat up to find my legs still prickly, cactus-​style!
Um, not finished.
I asked the lady about the remaining carpet on my legs, and she said, after shaving a lot of hairs break, these were too short to do anything about, and next time if I wax it will come back soft.
Ok, I’ve switched on and off between waxing and shaving forever, and I’ve heard the wax lecture a dozen times. But I’ve never walked out of a wax with hair on my legs — that kind of defeats the purpose.
I said this to the woman at the front desk, thinking maybe since I’m walking out of a leg wax without waxed legs she’d offer me a discount, or even some sympathy. But no. She told me the waxer did her job, gave me the lecture, and even brought the waxer out. Both of them were basically telling me, this is what you get for shaving.
Bad waxing PLUS ungraceful handling of a prickly situation (sorry I couldn’t resist) = 1 star.

There are mixed reviews of this spa, but as far as their waxing skills go, I’m all in favor. I’ve had only good experiences: a five minute, $ 15 dollar bikini wax is all that I’ve asked of them and they deliver it every time impeccably. I’ll keep going back.
A note– the «sensitive» wax isn’t all that different during, but afterward my skin was smoother.

went in for some manscaping (wax) and had Brigette. she was very nice.
spa is clean and affordable and much nicer than most in the area.

I might have paid $ 50 for a manicure and pedicure, if the women in this place weren’t so blatantly rude to me when I walked in. No way I would suggest patronizing a place which can’t even be civil to new customers.
P. S. Trying to respond to the owner’s comment but the server is down. I obviously realize there is a big price difference between NY and Thailand. It was the frigid attitude I encountered from the minute I walked in that made me walk back out. Try smiling– it makes for better atmosphere and better Unilocal reviews. ;)

I just moved to NYC and one of the worst things about moving is trying to find a replacement for services you previously had down pact in your old city. Waxing is at the top of my list. My old waxer was amazing, so friendly, and so fast. I found Audrey Spa on Unilocal,so I decided to try it out because it’s fairly close and inexpensive, but the waxer I had was all over the place! She would go over areas again and again and once even touched something she really shouldn’t need to have touched.
I might return, but request a different woman. If anyone has any tips on affordable waxing in Greenpoint/​Williamsburg/​Manhattan, please let me know.

I walked right into this cute Salon on a Monday morning and I was able to get a manicure right away. It’s a very clean and sleek place and I loved the Audrey Hepburn decorations. Cynthia sat me right by the window which I thought was cool at first but then the sun started to burn my back. She was very quiet and polite and wasn’t much into chit chatting but maybe that’s a good thing because she was concentrating on her work.
I liked my manicure BUT I really wish she would have asked me first if I wanted to have my cuticles removed or pushed back. She started removing them before I could say anything, 3 days later and I have hangnails and very crummy cuticles. The paint stayed on and I like the shape of the nails she gave me.

The only service I have partaken of at Audrey so far is the regular bikini wax, with the regular wax. I’m in and out in 10 minutes. At $ 15, it’s a bargain! I’ve had three people (including the owner) wax me and while the experience has been slightly different every time, I’ve always been pleased with the results.
When summer hits, I’ll definitely go there for a Brazilian.

Some people will pay an inordinate amount of money on salon services thinking that the heftier price tag translates to less pain or more glamour. Neither is true. Audrey is pretty bare bones: decorations are minimal; they pipe in the radio rather than the chirps of tree frogs (I much prefer this). It’s a nice environment, but they still mean business.
Ripping the hair out of my legs is an industrial task. I used to do it myself a few times a year, spreading the process out over two days because the pain was inevitably that unbearable. At Audrey, the entire process took under twenty minutes. Yes, it still hurt (I opted for the «sensitive» wax). It’s going to hurt. But apart from a few sections that didn’t get picked up by the wax, no hair has grown back. And it’s been almost five weeks. This is nothing short of miraculous.
Also, I lost a ring the day I went to the salon. I called and spoke to the owner’s husband and he immediately went searching for it. They didn’t find it, but it was really nice they made such an effort. If my leg hair ever grows back, I’ll definitely be returning.

I just recently got a facial at Audrey — the Standard Euro 60 min facial and was quite please with the results. I was 20 minutes left for my appointment and although they were not quite pleased with me, they did not slack on the services. My skin looks great and I feel refreshed. This was my first facial so I do not have much to compare it to, but I was pleased with the results. I also did not have any adverse reactions to any of the products she used which was great considering I have sensitive skin.
The 60 min facial will set you back $ 72+ tip which is a great deal in comparison to a Manhattan spa but a little on the pricey side for the burg. I think I will try Serenity Spa next and compare my experiences.

A new hair cut? A new dress? A new breast augmentation?
No, you silly goose! I got my eyebrows «cleaned up». Waxed to be specific…
Just a few tears, an admonishment for being too much of a pussy to get more of an arch, then I was outta there and ready for my close up.
My advice– spend the extra five for the sensitive wax and be soirée ready that evening.
Five stars, five stars, five stars!