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Kids ‘N Play – Lavish Luxury Kids Spa
Princesses all in a row (from left) Naomi Chambers, Kaylei Bloomfield and Shimera Thompson ready for their pedicures.
Art & Culture, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
September 13, 2019

Kids ‘N Play – Lavish Luxury Kids Spa

Back-to-school remains the focus of Under The Dryer (UTD) with Lavish Luxury Kids spa that caters to girls between the ages of two and 16.

The establishment, which opened on April 22, 2019, is located at 22 Kensington Crescent, New Kingston.

Principal Tashawna Martin told UTD that the business emerged as a result the lack of child-appropriate salons in Jamaica. “I would bring my younger sister to the salon with me. She loved to be pampered, but seemed to not have as much fun being around adults. That’s when I thought, there is nowhere in Jamaica designed specifically for our young girls,” Martin said. Parents or guardians need not worry therefore about inappropriate conversations or music taking place in the salon.

The goal of the salon is to instil self-confidence in young girls. “We aim to do this through our various spa services and parties. This will teach our girls to interact with one another and acknowledge that we all may have differences, but we’re all unique in our special way,” Martin explained.

The entire establishment, from services offered to décor, has been strategically chosen to support the theme of the business, which is ‘princess’. Unfortunately, the spa does not currently offer services for boys; there are however plans to launch a boys’ section.

Menu offerings at Lavish Luxury Kids Spa include hair-care services, manicures, pedicures, facials, princess make-up, hair braiding and natural hair washing and styling, in addition to a variety of private spa party packages. Martin explained to UTD that all of the employees are experienced licensed cosmetologists.

Your Under The Dryer team shares the princess experience.

Lavish Luxury Kids spa

Instagram: @lavishluxurykidsspa

22 Kensington Crescent, New Kingston

Phone: (876) 887-6036/WhatsApp:(609)-369-9915

AFTER: Brihanna Martin flaunts her freshly done braids
BEFORE: Eltham High School student Brianna Martin
Foam moisturising wrapping lotion is applied toMartin’s braids.
Eltham High School student Brihanna Martin goesonline as Sherea Beckford braids her hair.
Beckford applies Cantu Shea Butter Oil Sheen Deep ConditioningSpray to Martin’s braids.
Warm water is applied to sealthe braids.
Kamae Dobbles (right) receives amanicure courtesy of LavishLuxury Kids Spa principalTashawna Martin.
Cadame Brown, Obistan Kinder Preparatory School student, getsher nails polished by Sherea Beckford.
Pretty pink toes are the result of LAColour pink nail polish.
Makayla Mais, visiting from Maryland,USA, checks in to the Lavish LuxuryKids Spa for her beauty services.
A shea butter, honey, and coconut oil facialmixture has been applied to Cadame Brown’sface, along with infused cucumber eye pads.
From left: Birthday princesses — Kimonya Brown,Dunrobin Primary School; Deandrianique McDonals,Mannings Hill Primary School; and Shakala Baker,Dunrobin Primary School.
Lavish princesses utilise the tablet services at the cosy, kidfriendlysalon.
From left: Naomi Chambers, Kaylei Bloomfield, ShimeraThompson and Kamae Dobbes enjoy pizza and pineapplesoda in the party room of Lavish Luxury Kids Spa.
Naomi Chambers (left) and ShimeraThompson relax at Lavish Luxury Kids Spa.
Tashawna Martin, chiefexecutive officer, LavishLuxury Kids Spa
Lavish Luxury Kids Spa manager Tashawna Martin (right) with teammembers (from left) cosmotologists Abby-Jay Davis,Sherea Beckford,and Tanieka Scott along with photographer Domanike Johnson.
Lavish Luxury Kids Spacosmetologist Sherea Beckfordgently massages the scalp.
Beckford ensures a thoroughrinse.
A selection ofthe servicesoffered…
Caitlin Wong busies herselfon the Lavish Luxury tabletas cosmetologist Abby-Jay Davis concludes thecornrow process.
Nothing quite like the smile of a satisfied customer! Just ask CaitlinWong, who showed off her freshly done rope twists.
The spa’s mantra —All girls princesses.
Photo-op area
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