Cutting the ribbon on XII Studio Inc.

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XII Studio Inc. welcomed the community to their grand reopening event on June 29 to meet the team, check out their updated décor, and learn more about the variety of services they provide.

Formerly known as Twelve Salon and Spa, the business has undergone a stylish transformation while retaining its original location. 

With a dedicated team of eight certified professionals—including stylists, aestheticians, and a barber—the studio now offers an expanded range of services, along with hair services, waxing, piercing and lash services, as well as foot and hand care, Botox and skin treatment, and make-up application.

“Earlier this year, two tattoo artists joined our team. We’re super excited to add this completely new service to our community,” says owner Shauna Giesbrecht.

Additionally, XII Studio Inc. offers the convenience of a mobile aesthetician who provides manicures, pedicures, and foot care in the comfort of clients’ homes.

“This service is especially beneficial for seniors or those with mobility challenges,” Giesbrecht says.  

The studio also specializes in CBD treatments, known for their skin, muscle, and inflammation benefits. From masques and scrubs to massage creams and bath salts, these healing products enhance well-being.

They also offer a variety of popular product lines, from skin lotions and hair care products to bags and hair tools.

“Our studio is a true one-stop shop, a place where guests can indulge and prioritize self-care,” Giesbrecht says.

Operating from Tuesday to Saturday, the studio welcomes both appointments and walk-ins when available.

Reflecting on the business transition, Giesbrecht expresses her gratitude: “It’s been an incredible journey. I’m working with an amazing team of professionals, dedicated to serving you.”

Lori Penner
Lori Penner
Reporter, Altona Rhineland Voice. A journalist since 1997, Lori Penner believes everyone has a story to tell. Growing up in rural Manitoba, she has a heart for small town news, covering local and regional issues and events, with a love for people and their communities, pride in their accomplishments, concern for their challenges, and a heart for the truth. Manitoba’s Flood of the Century acted as a springboard for her career in journalism. Sharing the tragedy and determination of those who battled and survived “the Raging Red” spawned a life-long fascination for human-interest stories, earning her top industry awards in topics ranging from business, politics, agriculture, and health, to history, education, and community events. She was honoured to receive the MCNA Reporter of the Year award in 2019. As well, Penner’s personal column, Don’t Mind the Mess has appeared in publications across Western Canada. With 26 years of experience as a columnist, reporter, photographer, and as an editor of several rural newspapers, Penner has interviewed people from all walks of life, and is committed to sharing the news that impacts and reflects the values, concerns, and goals of the communities she covers.

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