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Inner Beauty Salon & Spa Riverhead Day: (631) 369-7567 or (631) 208-2020 Fridays, 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM (October – June) Oakdale: (631) 244-5857 SALON MENU Evenings 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM (October – June) HAIR SERVICES PRICE FACIAL PRICE Blow Out $10.00 & Up Facial $10.00 Up-Do $15.00 & Up WAXING PRICE Shampoo & Set $10.00 Waxing (eyebrows) $5.00 Haircut $10.00 Waxing (lips) $5.00 Single Process Color (root touch up) $10.00 & Up MANICURE PRICE Single Process Color (full head) $20.00 & Up Basic Manicure $5.00 Highlights (full head) $5.00 & Up Paraffin Manicure $7.00 Deep Conditioning Treatment $5.00 Nail Wraps/Acrylics (gel nails) $18.00 Nail Wraps/Acrylics (gel polish) $10.00 Nail Art (per nail) $1.00 Full Set $18.00 Pedicure $10.00 Brentwood: (631) 233-4440 SPA MENU Day only (October – June) SKIN PRICE WAXING PRICE NAIL CARE PRICE Classic Maintenance Facial $10.00 Eyebrows $5.00 Paraffin Manicure $7.00 Clarifying Cucumber Facial $10.00 Lips $5.00 Nail Wraps/Acrylics (gel nails) $18.00 Sooth & Soften Oat Facial $12.00 Chin $5.00 Nail Wraps/Acrylics (gel polish) $10.00 Refreshing & Refining Mint Facial $15.00 Half Leg $5.00 Nail Art (per nail) $1.00 Scent-Sational Aroma Therapy Facial $18.00 Full Leg $10.00 Full Set $18.00 Coconut Oil Infused Web Mask $3.00 Half Arm $5.00 Pedicure $10.00 Brightening Eye Treatment $4.00 Full Arm $7.00 Hydrating Lip Treatment $4.00 Perfecting Peel Treatment $6.00 Bellport Evening: (631) 286-6740 MILITAR BARBER SHOP 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM (October – June) VETERANY & HAIR SERVICES PRICE DISCOUNTS Haircut $5.00 AVAILABLE Dog Grooming and Bathing Riverhead Day: (631) 369-8100 Bellport Day: (631) 286-6500 Fridays, 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM (October – June) Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday (October – June) Evening appointments: (631) 369-7567 Evening appointments: (631) 286 - 6585 BATHING SERVICES PRICE CLIPPING, CUTTING & STYLING PRICE Bath/Dry, Ear Cleaning, Nail Trim Puppy Cut Under 40 lbs. $10.00 Under 40 lbs. $15.00 Between 40 and 80 lbs. $15.00 Between 40 and 80 lbs. $20.00 Over 80 lbs. $20.00 Over 80 lbs. $25.00 Bath/Dry Only Sport Cut Under 40 lbs. $5.00 Under 40 lbs. $20.00 Between 40 and 80 lbs. $10.00 Between 40 and 80 lbs. $35.00 Over 80 lbs. $15.00 Over 80 lbs. $40.00 A LA CARTE SERVICES Peticure Nail Trim $4.00 Flea/Tick Bath $5.00 Ear Cleaning $3.00 Whitening/Oatmeal Treatment $3.00 Professional Automotive Services Oakdale Evening: (631) 244-5845 Monday and Wednesday 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM (October – June) DID YOU KNOW? Our students are under the supervision of their instructors and can perform a wide range of automotive and tire services including: Oil Car Change, Inspection Lube & Filter Belts & Hoses Prices are based on parts needed after diagnostic assessment and indirect services. Tire Repair, Rotation Brake & Wheel Alignment Service.

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