Pushpa’s Esthetics

Went here for an eyebrow threading and eye brow tinting. $ 19 for both. I was not happy. Funny thing is my sis in law goes here all the time and she loves it.

I love how attentive they always are … And everyone there is extremely friendly. I’ve been to many threading salons and they are by far one of the best. They even take their time with me and put soothing gel on my brows after. For only 6 $, definitely my go to place for eyebrows.

Popped by for the first time after work without an appointment. I have been hunting for a place for walk-​in eyebrow threading on my commute home with reasonable pricing. The place is not lavish by any means. It is extremely basic, but I don’t expect much if I am paying $ 6 for threading. My eyebrows are pretty easy to work with and I was happy with the results. She was quick, efficient, and friendly. She handed me the mirror multiple times to ensure that I was happy with the shape. I can see that other reviewers are unhappy with the grubby feel of the place, but I think the entire atmosphere is in line with the pricing. Other salons in my area are charging $ 15 — $ 20 on average. They might be nicer, but I’m only popping in for a few minutes anyways. Previously, I had found places for $ 3 in Mississauga and they were basically run out of basements. You pay for what you get.

I’m really disappointed in this place considering its proximity to the subway. It would have been great to have a regular eyebrow place to drop in on on my way home from work, so as to give the illusion of perfectly groomed eyebrows year round and not just when I manage the time to actually get them done.
When I initially walked in, I scanned the place and it was grubby. Points off right there. I wasn’t greeted warmly either. I don’t expect a warm embrace or a happy dance but a mere grunt will not do. I was asked if I made an appointment. I said, «No, I’m just dropping in because I was in the area. Do you have time for an eyebrow threading?» I can’t be sure but I detected an eye roll or at least the beginnings of one that was tapered back. I was then directed to a chair. I also noted that there was old thread everywhere on the floor surrounding the chairs, which had bunched up dust and stray hair mixed in. At the place I currently regular, their floor is immaculate. Just saying.
Anyway, when I removed my glasses and brushed my bangs out of the way, the woman who was about to shape them (pretty sure it was the owner) laughed in my face and said, «Nice bangs. They hide your bushy eyebrows! Ha!» My response? I thanked her. I thanked her for the insult and the gift of a bad joke. But then I thought, «Really? You’re criticizing the state of my eyebrows before you even shape them? Why do you think I’m here? Is this going to be like when you clean your house before the cleaning lady comes over so she doesn’t believe you live in filth (I don’t have a cleaning lady but that was the best example I could come up with)?» So I waited for the end result wondering if enduring a couple of bad jokes may not be a bad trade-​off for neatly groomed eyebrows. I looked in the mirror post-​threading and wasn’t that crazy with the results. Upon further inspection in the car mirror before going home, I noticed missed stray hairs and a general lack of shape. Subpar at best. The more I analyzed at home, the more fault I saw. First you insult my eyebrows and then you don’t do a good job fixing them? What is your purpose?
Overall, I did not appreciate her uncreative, dumb joke and I found a cheaper eyebrow salon whose work is something to be marveled at. I will not be returning here with my «bushy eyebrows».

I went to this place because it was close by to my house. I am big on hygiene and this place lacked in cleanliness. The lady that did my eyebrows was leaning over me and threading my eye brows and unfortunately she had very bad breath. She was also a mouth breather on the account that she had a cold. She kept snorting over me. If you’re sick then please stay home! Customers do not want to smell your bad breath nor catch your germs or cold. Unfortunately as a result of her lack of hygiene I got sick. I also did not see her wash her hands. I paid 7 bucks to thread my eyebrows and it was nothing to write home about. I’ll go back to using my original threader in Mississauga.

I went yesterday. I’m not sure who I saw as I was a walk-​in. It hurt A LOT. I’ve had my eyebrows waxed and threaded many times and let me tell you, this was the worst. Now, the next day, I have two lacerations. One under my eyebrow and another on my upper lip. I’m furious, and they hurt! I’ve been here before three or four times and haven’t had that experience. But this just ruined it for me. I’m never going back.

Love this place and love the girls. They offer terrific services at a great price. Their facials are amazing. I’m so tired done with all the over-​priced spas. The décor at Pushpa’s may not be like high-​end spas but it’s clean and sterile and it’s the quality of the service and end result that means more to me.

I have been coming here for about a year now for eyebrow and lip threading. I was looking for a reputable place in the area and read the good reviews on Unilocal.I have had threading done by a number of different women who work here and they have all done a great job, no complaints. After your threading they will give you a small forehead massage with lotion to take the stinging away. The price here cannot be beat and you can almost always drop in and be taken right away. I would not hesitate to entrust your brow needs to Pushpa!

Great place for regular waxing services, threading and laser hair removal. Nothing fancy, so not a place for a «spa retreat». Staff is super friendly, although can be a bit disorganized. However, they do know how to deal with unruly eyebrows and unwanted hair.

Can’t say enough good things about this place. Sure, it’s tiny. But it’s clean and the service is great. The estheticians are very attentive, and always do a great job. I go for threading and waxing, though they offer a lot of other services as well. My sister and I swear by this place, and refer to going to get our eyebrows done as «getting Pushpa’d.» Don’t forget to tip well!