The day spa, which had to temporarily close amid the COVID-19 pandemic, offers facials, massages, body wraps and hair removal services.
The new location is yet to be announced but will be located in Frisco. 214-618-2994. www.rubyzdayspa.com
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The day spa offers facials, massages, body wraps and hair removal services. (Courtesy Rubyz Day Spa)
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Rubyz Day Spa will relocate in July from 9250 Dallas Parkway, Ste. 140, Frisco.
The day spa, which had to temporarily close amid the COVID-19 pandemic, offers facials, massages, body wraps and hair removal services.
The new location is yet to be announced but will be located in Frisco. 214-618-2994. www.rubyzdayspa.com
The day spa, which had to temporarily close amid the COVID-19 pandemic, offers facials, massages, body wraps and hair removal services.
The new location is yet to be announced but will be located in Frisco. 214-618-2994. www.rubyzdayspa.com
By Elizabeth Ucles
Elizabeth is the reporter for Community Impact Newspaper's Frisco edition. She graduated from St. Edward's University with a degree in Writing and Rhetoric with a journalism concentration and a minor in Spanish in May 2019. Elizabeth covers public and higher education, development and transportation.
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