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Festival of Pacific Arts (FestPAC) and Pan-Pacific Festival
So much to see, so little time, there are two festivals this week(end)! Starting from June 6-16, is the 13th Festival of Pacific Arts (or FestPAC), which is a celebration of indigenous Pacific Islanders and a cultural exchange between cultures across Oceania. This weekend also marked the return of the Pan-Pacific festival after 5 years! This 3-day event featured performances and activities from Hawai'i, Japan, and beyond, complete with a fabulous parade!
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Spa Updates
We will have adjusted hours on Saturday, June 8th as we make updates to our space! Mahalo for your understanding!
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Memorial Day
It's Memorial Day weekend, and we still have plenty of availability left! Book your appointment today! :)
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Back in stock!
It's the Aveda wooden paddle brush, only MINI! This hairbrush is great for styling and detangling while you're on the go!
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Appointments~
We still have plenty of availability for this week! Stop by or call in to book your appointment!
P.S. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram and get $10 off any service 50 minutes or longer!
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Mother's Day Afternoon Tea?
It's summer, Mother's Day is this coming Sunday, and afternoon tea season is here!
The Moana Surfrider Hotel has a lovely afternoon tea, complete with the cutest scones with lilikoi curd and mascarpone cream!
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Mother's Day
Mother's Day is just around the corner! Treat your mama to a luxurious spa treatment!
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Kitties, Kitties Everywhere
Sometimes all you need is some kitty love! Even better is spending time with some cute kitties while you sip on a coffee or tea~ A trip to the cat cafe is the perfect way to get your kitty fix! Kitties! Kitties everywhere! :)
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Promo Alert!
Follow us on Instagram and receive $10 off any service 50 minutes or longer! (does not apply to packages or deals)
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Lē‘ahi
Lē‘ahi (or better known by its English name Diamond Head) is one of Hawai'i's most well-known landmarks. The name Lē‘ahi likely relates to how the mountain resembles the dorsal fin of a tuna (‘ahi), and the name Diamond Head relates to the calcite crystals that were found on the beach by English sailors in the 19th century. If you love hiking and adventure, this is a great hike. Pro tip: This side of Oʻahu gets very dry and very hot, so start early in the day if you can, and don't forget your water and sunscreen!