Golden Island Spa

Golden Island Spa sits in a shopping area beside the Euclid Avenue exit of the 60 Freeway, next to a grocery store and an insurance office, which makes it easy to reach from the freeway.

The menu is organized around four groups: lash services, massage, LED light skin treatments and microcurrent facials. Massage covers Swedish and shiatsu blends, deep tissue work and hot stone therapy, and the business says its massages help circulation, ease overworked muscles, relieve spasms and cramping, and support joint flexibility.

For lashes, the spa uses individual extensions applied with medical grade adhesive and does not use clusters. The business says the extensions do not touch the eye or skin and are suitable for clients who wear contact lenses. Extensions are semi-permanent and last through the natural growth cycle of each client's own lashes, which varies with daily activity and routine. Refills are generally needed every two to three weeks.

The LED treatments include a red light option aimed at toning and firming skin and softening fine lines around the eyes and mouth, and a blue light option offered as a drug-free choice for acne, followed by extractions and a calming serum and mask. The business describes LED rejuvenation as gentle and non-invasive, with no downtime, and suitable for all skin types.

Microcurrent facials are presented as a non-invasive treatment that encourages collagen and elastin production, with results building across sessions. The treatment is not offered to pregnant clients or to anyone with a heart condition.

Booking policies: clients arriving 15 minutes late may be asked to reschedule. Changes need 24 hours' notice, and late cancellations or no-shows are charged an added fee on the next appointment. Prices may change without notice.

The spa presents its services as non-invasive options, with lash, massage and facial treatments grouped under one roof.