Paramount DaySpa Salon Boutique

Herman Barrett founded Paramount Beauty Salon in 1950 at the York Building, 23rd Street. Ellen Gaunt was hired as Herman’s receptionist two years later. Ellen bought Paramount from Herman in 1968 and introduced esthetic services in Paramount and Saskatoon. In 1955, she offered facial waxing and brow tinting to Paramount guests. Makeup, nail care, and facials were also added. Paramount moved to 145-2nd Avenue North in 1966, and the esthetics department was created. The 1970s saw manicures, sculpted nails, and artificial lashes. A ceramic boutique and women’s fashions were introduced. Guinot's "Hydradermie," a facial machine, was the first in 1977. Aesthetic treatment used galvanic current and was a landmark in facial therapy. It penetrated the skin for hydration and nutrients. Electrolysis, body wraps, and tanning beds were also introduced to Paramount in the 1980s. The first non-surgical face-lift machine used electrical current to stimulate facial muscles, producing excellent results. Ellen also initiated "Paramount Charm Classes" for young Saskatoon ladies. The classes covered hair, skin, and nail care,

Paramount Day Spa offers a range of services from massages to facial treatment for a relaxing experience and personal time. Mostly the team is View great and more than that, they are always happy and welcoming. The service is also great with the best service providers. Good and rich massage team. Treated even with training professionals bring the best form of relaxing and unwinding. Special mention of the staff members like Stacey and Clark, and the best of all is that the place is clean all the time. The customer service is heavenly and you cannot leave without coming back again. The gift shop also adds taste to the place. Every product that you can think of is available. Have a look wherever you go for your massage and facial treatments you will never be as happy as at Paramount Day Spa. Stacey (nails) and Clark (massage) are amazing. Great, highly recommend visits from peeps from a foreign country. Go on occasion and experience the royalty.