Natalie @ Paradise S&T

[AlejandroElMajico]

Booked an appointment for Friday with Natalie, because she appears to have a nice face and spinner body. Her style is emo/punk/e-girl which drives me crazy. Her socials and OF also indicate she's got a very sexual and perverted personality.

Was very disappointed she was a no show for her shift and I had taken the morning off and had driven all the way to hell's corners.

After further research I noticed her face in her pictures appeared to be a bit too perfect. I uploaded a bunch of screen shots to chat gpt and the result?: Every single image of her for years has been modified by common beauty enhancement filters.

I've taken her off my bucket list for now. But I'm still interested to see if any of you have had a positive experience with her. Let me know!

Twitter
@realbluntznbass

 

[ferryhe_qiongB]

You can compare her face skin and her body skin and know she used some kinda of filter

 

[endlesspassion]

Booked an appointment for Friday with Natalie, because she appears to have a nice face and spinner body. Her style is emo/punk/e-girl which drives me crazy. Her socials and OF also indicate she's got a very sexual and perverted personality.

Was very disappointed she was a no show for her shift and I had taken the morning off and had driven all the way to hell's corners.

After further research I noticed her face in her pictures appeared to be a bit too perfect. I uploaded a bunch of screen shots to chat gpt and the result?: Every single image of her for years has been modified by common beauty enhancement filters.

I've taken her off my bucket list for now. But I'm still interested to see if any of you have had a positive experience with her. Let me know!

Do you have the link to her Twitter?

 

[AlejandroElMajico]

Do you have the link to her Twitter?

Added to OP

 

[ArgoHater]

Always confirm with the provider and/or the spa/agency.
This also looks bad on Paradise.

 

[GoTT]

Booked an appointment for Friday with Natalie, because she appears to have a nice face and spinner body. Her style is emo/punk/e-girl which drives me crazy. Her socials and OF also indicate she's got a very sexual and perverted personality.

Was very disappointed she was a no show for her shift and I had taken the morning off and had driven all the way to hell's corners.

After further research I noticed her face in her pictures appeared to be a bit too perfect. I uploaded a bunch of screen shots to chat gpt and the result?: Every single image of her for years has been modified by common beauty enhancement filters.

I've taken her off my bucket list for now. But I'm still interested to see if any of you have had a positive experience with her. Let me know!

Twitter
@realbluntznbass

Be disappointed about the No Show.

Until you meet with her don't comment on her appearance.

A spa girl used filters?? Shocking!

 

[Bigdickdanny]

I fail to see how this looks bad on the MA or spa? I get sick days at my job, do they not deserve sick days? To you it was a no show but we don’t know if she called in sick. This seems like a pointless and unhelpful review.

Always call the spa before you leave to go to your appointment.

 

[cck]

Especially with Paradise always call before you go to confirm your appointment.

 

[toine]

There's no account for that name.

Yes, there is: @realbluntznbass

BTW, her social media accounts suggest that while she is not a 'cover girl', there does not appear to be anything really wrong with her face. Just know that not everyone likes facial piercings. And yes filters are applied on the photos she posts on that twitter account.
Too bad there are so few reports on AT/PS ladies, as there could be a few gems to be found there.
Personally, I have given up on AT/PS after too many lackluster encounters.

 

[ArgoHater]

I fail to see how this looks bad on the MA or spa? I get sick days at my job, do they not deserve sick days? To you it was a no show but we don’t know if she called in sick. This seems like a pointless and unhelpful review.

Always call the spa before you leave to go to your appointment.

The OP booked time off, made the trip to the place, and she was a no-show with apparently zero communication from the spa or the MA.
So, yes, it looks bad on both the MA and the spa.

 

[Bigdickdanny]

The OP booked time off, made the trip to the place, and she was a no-show with apparently zero communication from the spa or the MA.
So, yes, it looks bad on both the MA and the spa.

I understand and agree with OP’s disappointment, but I highly doubt admin told OP the MA no showed without communication. She most likely called in sick, and as the kids say “take the L” and move on. Not write a review potentially costing her clients. And criticizing her looks when he never got to see her.

 

[ArgoHater]

I understand and agree with OP’s disappointment, but I highly doubt admin told OP the MA no showed without communication. She most likely called in sick, and as the kids say “take the L” and move on. Not write a review potentially costing her clients. And criticizing her looks when he never got to see her.

White Knight all you want, but a phone call or text FROM THE SPA certainly isn't too hard a thing to do. After all, he booked the appointment...
He wasted his time and potentially money (since he booked the morning off, gas for traveling to and from Bell's Corners). Some form of compensation from the spa is warranted.

He commented on the fact that some of her pictures were too AI filtered to seem "real". How many times have members commented on the exact same thing when reporting fake or scam ads? This is no different.

Unfortunately, from reading other posts, this seems all too common with Paradise.

 

[johnnyonthespot]

The OP booked time off, made the trip to the place, and she was a no-show with apparently zero communication from the spa or the MA.
So, yes, it looks bad on both the MA and the spa.

I feel bad for the OP. No-shows have probably happened to a lot of us, and they're no fun. But...

Paradise doesn't have a membership-based online booking system like, for example, Hush and Alpha do. When you call and make a booking, all they take is your name - no contact information. So how exactly would either the spa or the MA have communicated with the OP?

Depending on why the MA didn't show, it certainly doesn't help the spa's reputation, but they did nothing wrong here. And we don't have enough information to say that it looks bad on the MA, because we don't know whether the MA called in sick, called in at all, or just didn't show.

This is why spa policies to have you confirm advance bookings on the day of are a good idea (I haven't been asked to do that in Ottawa, but it's pretty standard in Toronto for them to ask you to call an hour beforehand). If you call and the MA has called in to cancel their shift or simply not shown up, you don't make a trip for nothing and can make other plans. If you don't call, the spa can open up your time slot to someone who's going to take the appointment more seriously. Good for everyone involved.

 

[WIll230]

Always confirm with the provider and/or the spa/agency.
This also looks bad on Paradise.

I'm a bit confused here - what are you trying to confirm or is a "bad look", that they use filters? Hate to tell you but i think you would be hard pressed to find a single LL ad where theres not some level of camera filter / editing going on - just some more subtle than others. Unless you are implying

White Knight all you want, but a phone call or text FROM THE SPA certainly isn't too hard a thing to do. After all, he booked the appointment...
He wasted his time and potentially money (since he booked the morning off, gas for traveling to and from Bell's Corners). Some form of compensation from the spa is warranted.

He commented on the fact that some of her pictures were too AI filtered to seem "real". How many times have members commented on the exact same thing when reporting fake or scam ads? This is no different.

Unfortunately, from reading other posts, this seems all too common with Paradise.

Subjectively right on the first point ... the points and claims about the AI / filters is kinda absurd.


You will be hard pressed to find a single add on LeoList or on a spas providers page that aren't:

1) Professionally touched up
2) from 10+ years ago
3) Straight up photoshoped
4) have some sort of filter

Outside of her face literally being generated by AI or copy and pasted -this is a non-point ... its everywhere - just ranging from subtle filters to the wallpaper warping around them with shitty PShop jobs

 

[randomott]

I feel bad for the OP. No-shows have probably happened to a lot of us, and they're no fun. But...

Paradise doesn't have a membership-based online booking system like, for example, Hush and Alpha do. When you call and make a booking, all they take is your name - no contact information. So how exactly would either the spa or the MA have communicated with the OP?

Depending on why the MA didn't show, it certainly doesn't help the spa's reputation, but they did nothing wrong here. And we don't have enough information to say that it looks bad on the MA, because we don't know whether the MA called in sick, called in at all, or just didn't show.

This is why spa policies to have you confirm advance bookings on the day of are a good idea (I haven't been asked to do that in Ottawa, but it's pretty standard in Toronto for them to ask you to call an hour beforehand). If you call and the MA has called in to cancel their shift or simply not shown up, you don't make a trip for nothing and can make other plans. If you don't call, the spa can open up your time slot to someone who's going to take the appointment more seriously. Good for everyone involved.

I am a regular at AT/Paradise and will typically book by email. I always say "let me know if anything changes" and they have only failed to do so once in the 4-5 times it's happened.

 

[GoTT]

+1 AT/Paradise from me. Never had an issue.

 

[DonJ]

+1 AT/PS for me, I've been visiting for about 4 years and had a not so good experience once. I blamed it on the MA, not the Spa

 

[Jemmsf]

Natalie is beautiful in person.