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New Look Skincare & Slimming Salon located at 316 Maxwell Rd, Glasgow G41 1PJ, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0141 420 7372

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Lynn Neil

3 Google Rating

Visited Salon today. Very pleasant experience. Received voucher as gift for 3 treatments. Picked bac

3/ 5

Visited Salon today. Very pleasant experience. Received voucher as gift for 3 treatments. Picked back scrub, back/neck and shoulder massage plus mini facial. Was lovely afternoon. Actually purchased additional treatment at reduced price. Eyelash lift and brow tint, still trying to get used to them. Thank you

Stephen Halbert

1 Google Rating

Told me it's a lady's salon only and as I was responding to her she put the phone down. Rude!

1/ 5

Told me it's a lady's salon only and as I was responding to her she put the phone down. Rude!

Angela Slaven

4 Google Rating

Having just had the second of 3 planned treatments I must say my experience is much different to th

4/ 5

Having just had the second of 3 planned treatments I must say my experience is much different to the previous reviewer.. I agree the shop is small but compact, clean and warm with 2 therapy rooms which are private.. The therapist was friendly welcoming and chatty many topics discussed which I feel helped in making me feel relaxed .. I felt my treatments to date have been excellent . Good advice about post treatment care and information about other services/treatments available which was helpful. Already looking forward to my next treatment.. Many thanks :-)

Lynn Neil

3 Google Rating

Visited Salon today. Very pleasant experience. Received voucher as gift for 3 treatments. Picked bac

3/ 5

Visited Salon today. Very pleasant experience. Received voucher as gift for 3 treatments. Picked back scrub, back/neck and shoulder massage plus mini facial. Was lovely afternoon. Actually purchased additional treatment at reduced price. Eyelash lift and brow tint, still trying to get used to them. Thank you

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