Buyer Beware--advertised price is not actual price.\n\nFirst, if I was rating just the quality of my service, this would be 4 star place.  Alexis the esthetician would be 5 stars, front desk 4 because althought they were great and friendly at my appointment, they outdid themselves when I called to make the appointment.  After I was all booked, they spent a full 3 minutes soliciting me about all the great products I should purchase along with giving me Danielli's life story.  It was way overkill and made me wonder what over the top sales tactics they would use once I was actually there in the flesh.  But, the main reason I will never be going back to Rio starts even before that call was made, back at the advertised price on their website:\n-------------------------------\nWomen's Brazillian\nFirst Visit     Complimentary Expert Brow Design for first time clients!  Must mention special when booking. $49\n\n------------------------------\nLots of salons run specials like this so I didn't think it was very out of the ordinary and since I was a first time client, getting a brazillian, I went ahead and mentioned it when I was booking.  Flash forward to when I was checking out, I was charged $55, which was the single wax price.  I informed them that I was a first time client and should be getting the $49 special to which I was informed....\"Oh, it is $49 if you didn't get the eyebrows, but with the eyebrows it is our single visit price, $55.  It is still a better deal than if you had gotten eyebrows and brazillian.\"  What happened to the COMPLIMENTARY \"expert brow design\" or were you just blowing smoke up my...?  Oh, you were.\n\nIf Rio had worded the actual deal correctly on their website services/pricing list, I wouldn't had opted for it even thought it was a \"better deal.\"  I had my eyebrows waxed 3 weeks ago and I'm not a wooly mammoth.  Alexis barely had anything to do on my brows.\n\nHowever, when all is said and done, it isn't the $6 I got charged for an eyebrow wax that is the reason I won't be coming back.  It is the doubt that experience created about the intergrity of the company--if they do one thing unethically right in front of my face to make a quick $6, what other corners are they willing to cut in terms of quality, service or even sanitation.  There are way too many great spas/salons to throw away your hard earned Jacksons' at this place.