Pure Indulgence - Carindale Concept (2023 reviews)

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I didn't feel like I could relax during my massage as there seemed to be constant talking, particularly attempts to upsell, from the therapist. It's a treat for me so this was really disappointing. I will make sure to book with my previous therapist next time as she is great.

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I was really disappointed with my treatment due to the nightclub music playing in the background and staff standing outside the treatment room door having a very loud conversation and laughing loudly through the entire treatment. Not relaxing at all.

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I was not given any prior explanation about what would be applied to my face. They only asked what I wanted, and when the facial started, it was carried out in a rather mechanical manner. Usually, when applying something, you're asked, 'I'm going to apply this, is it okay? Does it hurt?' but I wasn't asked anything. After it ended, my hair was messy with oil, my face was covered in oil, and there was leftover cream around my nose. I was in an embarrassing state and had to rush home. I’m sorry, but I won’t be returning

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I’ve been to Pure Indulgence for many years on the Sunshine Coast and received great service. Multiple times at the concept store in Carindale the bedside manner has not been of the same standard I am used to from other Pure Indulgence stores.

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I had a voucher close to expiry and as a busy Mum planned a nice relaxing day away from little children. I chose to get a facial, manicure and pedicure. Brooke was really lovely but quite nervous during the initial stages of my treatment. . I found the order of services unusual as I had my manicure and was then taken to a treatment room to get ready for my facial. Getting ready for this caused two nails to be damaged straight away. The treatment room was the one closest to the store front and my facial experience was not at all relaxing. I could hear staff and customers talking, cupboards being roughly closed, and for a Mum who was already feeling guilty about leaving her little ones, the constant sound of s baby crying which made it impossible to relax. I have not been to this business before but I assumed that treatments were given in quiet, serene environments, and not rooms that provided regular reminders that you were indeed in a busy shopping centre. I have not had a face cleaning routine for many years and was also surprised when I was simply told that my current routine seemed to be fine, and perhaps just an eye cream was needed. My husband went two days later and his face was assessed in detail and he was given quite a bit of information as to how he could improve his daily cleansing routine. When these gift vouchers were sold, it also appears that the card was placed on the wrong voucher - my card amount was only for $100 when the voucher said $180 and so I ended up paying the extra for my treatment. When my husband went in for his, his voucher was supposed to be for $100 as written on the voucher but his card value was for $180. This was costly for us as what was meant to be. Treat by a family member became a bit of an expensive visit. I enjoyed having the facial and it was lovely to have my nails done, but having been to spas many times before children, I found this experience to be lacking in the overall ‘relaxation/time out’ department.