I went with a friend and we both got a Balinese massage – it was amazing! Relaxing from start to finish, and we really appreciated the shower afterwards. We also had a basic pedicure, which was done nicely and felt great. My friend got a hair wash and haircut, and she’s super happy with how it turned out. The staff were lovely and even offered us water, coffee, and tea – such a nice touch! Thanks a lot – I’ll definitely be coming back! 💆♀️🌿✨
As a writer slash editor who spends an exorbitant amount of time tethered to a computer, tapping away at keys and chasing sentences across the screen, I had no idea what kind of damage I was quietly doing to my back and shoulders. Apparently, long hours of good writing can quietly turn parts of your body into stone. I did not notice it happening; I simply grew used to the stiffness, one of those occupational hazards you shrug off because the mind keeps working even when the body is begging for mercy. On a whim, and with zero expectations, I booked a head massage with Dinesh. He has been cutting my hair for ages, so I knew he was excellent with scissors, but I had never tried a head and shoulders massage from him. I thought it would be pleasant. I did not think it was going to unlock half my spine. The massage was, without exaggeration, magical. Fifteen minutes in, I felt something inside me loosen, as if someone had opened a window in a room that had been shut for years. My shoulders, normally so tense that I carry them somewhere near my ears, finally remembered what it means to drop, to soften, to exhale. And when a writer feels lighter, thoughts rush in with a kind of effortless enthusiasm. That is what is happening to me now, ideas appearing with clarity, words flowing without resistance. It genuinely feels as though Dinesh did not merely work on muscles; he worked on the creative machinery of my mind. And the haircut? Perfect. Not nice, not good, not I can work with this. Perfect. The kind of perfect where you catch sight of yourself and think, Ah. There I am. What makes Aline, and Dinesh in particular, stand out is the complete lack of nonsense. No pushing products you do not need. No forcing trends onto you. No hyper marketed salon drama. I see that happening all the time in those flashy parlours that look crisp and glossy from the outside but crumble into disappointment the moment you walk in. You know the type, the salon equivalent of a shit samosa. From the outside everything looks tempting and golden. You take one bite and realise there is absolutely nothing inside worth tasting, but you are too embarrassed to say you made a mistake, so you pretend it is good. I am tired of parlours like that. Truly tired. Which is why Dinesh at Aline feels like such a refreshing, honest change. No fakery, no fluff, just skill, care, and the kind of grounded expertise that makes you trust him instantly. I would recommend a trip to Kanakia Forest to get a haircut from him even if it means a long auto ride. In fact, I would recommend it especially if it means a long auto ride, because you know you are travelling to someone who respects your time, your comfort, your hair, and apparently even your creative spirit. If you want a massage that lightens the body and a haircut that restores you to yourself, go to Dinesh. I cannot recommend him highly enough.
I went in for a haircut and I’m really happy with how it turned out. The stylist actually listened to what I wanted and suggested a few tweaks that suited my face shape perfectly. It felt like a proper personalized experience, not just a quick trim. My hair feels lighter, healthier, and styled in a way I can actually maintain on my own. Definitely coming back.
Aline's beauty care and spa is one of the superb, aesthetic and hygienic salon I have ever visited. The service was top class. The staff was courtious. I took advanced Facial which was very effective. Also manicure pedicure as winter is round the corner. All the services were done properly. Would love to visit this place again.
The team is really professional. My nail spa session was relaxing, and Ankita even suggested aftercare for stronger nails.
