1 /5 Jasmine Carrillo: I purchased a Groupon deal from here called: "European Style Organic Facial." But fter my visit, I learned that this is NOT an organic facial, so be advised that this salon is using False Advertising. I bought their "organic facial" Groupon deal for my mother and I, and we were both excited to use it. I have sensitive skin, so I am only able to use organic products on my face, and that is the ONLY reason I purchased this groupon deal. I would not have purchased the deal if it did not clearly state that its an organic facial. When I arrived for the facial, I politely asked Rekha to see which products she is using for my organic facial, which she was clearly annoyed by me asking. She tried to brush it off and simply say "theyre organic, theyre organic," so I politely asked to see the products because I am familiar with skin products. She became more aggravated by this, even though I was being very polite and non-confrontational. She finally took the products out of the drawer, threw them on the table, and I immediately noticed that these were low quality products, definitely NOT organic, and more like a cheap line you would buy at Rite-aid. I asked her "where does it say that this is organic?" To which Rekha replied "you see! it says Papaya!" Of course I replied and said "ok but Papaya does not mean Organic, and I bought this deal because it was supposed to be an organic facial, so please show me how these products are organic"...At that point, Rekha said to me "Im not going to do your facial, youre wasting my time, " then she demanded that I leave.
The false advertising was bad enough, but seeing how Rekha responded to my polite questions, then demanded me to leave when I exposed the false advertising, showed me why Ill never return, nor recommend their salon.
