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| - The one thing they have going for them is that they are inexpensive and you really get what you pay for. It's not in my budget to pay for the expensive brow waxing job I used to get. How I miss my Nina who had amazing customer service, but then, what would I expect? Instead of the $27 to get my brows up and upper lip done, it's $10 here at Jimmy's.
I was desperate to get my brows done after not having them done for a long time. Brows are $6 and upper lip $4. What a deal right? I honestly hate the honey type wax with the muslin strips and prefer the wax that requires no strips, but that would cost more.
The first time I went, I think the female owner talked me into also having my then 12 yr old daughter getting her brows done. Together, my daughter and I got our brows and upper lip done. They looked better than when I went in, but she didn't handle my brows or face with care and while tweezing what she couldn't wax, it felt like I was being stabbed multiple times.
That first time, she did give her attention to me, asking me some personal questions. I don't really mind that, but the place is small and noisy and though they do do the facial waxing in sort of another room, if you call it that, just a little cubby with a table with towels over it.
I think I've been there now a total of 4 times and not because they do a great job, but because it's close to where my kids go to school and they are cheap. They don't do the worst job, but it's not a good job. The customer service is very poor and when the wife is doing my brows, she's speaking loudly to her husband or other people across the shop, not quite shouting, but talking really loud.
Seriously, I'm wondering if she's going to accidentally stab my eyes with those tweezers. She is definitely NOT gentle with my face in doing the waxing and sort of scary. I really need to find another place because she doesn't seem to take care in her work.
They are a Vietnamese owned place and I'm really used to Asians being rude in general. So, just from the perspective of that and me being Asian, though, if I were Caucasian, I wouldn't tolerate it, I might go until I find another place that has better customer service.
My face, the last time, was left feeling like my brows were being attacked by metal push pins for a few hours. Really an unpleasant experience. I can't wait until it's within my budget again to afford my Nina or someone who can more professionally do my brows in a safe manner AND make my face light up by doing a great job. I know it's possible because for years I had the best aesthetician in the world.
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