Skin Care Clinics & Services à Downtown, Victoria, BC

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Klinik MD

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612 View St, Suite #410, Victoria, V8W 1J5

(250) 384-5477

LABeauty

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1937 Lee Ave, Victoria, V8R 4W9

(250) 508-8200

Facial spa, Skin Care Service, Hair removal service, Alternative & Holistic Health Service

Glow Luxe Skin Care

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Suite #204 – 645 Fort St., Victoria, V8W 1Z9

(250) 590-5459

Hair removal service, Spas, Laser hair removal service, beauty, Spa, Skin Care Service, Alternative & Holistic Health Service

Silk Road Aromatherapy & Tea Co

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1624 Government St, DOWNTOWN, Victoria, V8W 1Z3

(250) 382-0006

Silk Road imports and blends organic, premium loose teas, and manufactures 100% natural skincare, haircare and bodycare products using fresh, organic essential oils and plant based, biodegradable ingredients. Experience bliss at our spa.

The Parkside Hotel & Spa

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810 Humboldt Street, Victoria, V8V 5B1

(250) 940-1200

Situated just one block from the Victoria Conference Centre and two blocks from the Inner Harbour and Provincial Legislative buildings, The Parkside Hotel & Spa's home is steeped in history and culture. The Parkside Hotel & Spa was completed in summer 2009. The beginnings of the project date back as far as 2003, when the developers believed that Victoria was a prime location for a new resort-inspired hotel. The developers had decided, at one time, to convert the adjacent property — the former site of St. Joseph's Hospital (later the entire city block was home to Victoria General Hospital) — to a boutique hotel of about 40 suites. The hospital foundation began to sell off two thirds of the land to finance their new extended care facility, Mount St. Mary Hospital.