‘We are here for the girls’: Spa catering to younger clientele reopens in Camden County
YaNae & Dynastys Dream Spa, a business that helps young girls feel special, has reopened in Mount Ephraim, Camden County.
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Jul 28, 2020, 10:38 AM
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1,281ds agoYaNae & Dynastys Dream Spa, a business that helps young girls feel special, has reopened in Mount Ephraim, Camden County.
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“We are here for the girls," says owner Yanique Wiggins.
The spa caters to a younger clientele.
“We service ages two to 14,” says Wiggins.
“We service ages two to 14,” says Wiggins.
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The spa is currently offering manicures and pedicures, and makeup and other spa services by appointment only, having to make some changes due to COVID-19.
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"We wanted to make a safe environment for girls to be able to come and be healthy and safe," says Wiggins.
Masks are required, and shoes come off upon arrival.
"We want the kids to come, we want them to have a great time," says owner Caretha Walker.
Masks are required, and shoes come off upon arrival.
"We want the kids to come, we want them to have a great time," says owner Caretha Walker.
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