Sooji's

Thankful & grateful for 20 amazing years ♥️
Happy Thanksgiving everyone 🥰

Thank you to all my friends, family & clients for your love and support all these years. I am more than grateful for the time I had building Sooji's with you all

In honor of our blue moon tomorrow I offer a wish

Sooji's will be closed Tuesday July 4th for the holiday. Have a wonderful weekend enjoying family, friends & sunshine (don't forget the sunscreen 😎)
Stay Safe!

Happy Mother’s Day!
May every mom near & far be celebrated to the fullest ♥️

Now is the perfect time to begin your sugaring routine to get ready for the warm weather ahead. Give us a call to get your appointment!

Spring is just around the corner!

Sending out love to all today

Happy Lunar New Year 🧧🎊🧧
May the new year of the Rabbit be filled with food fortune & good luck ♥️

Sooji's will be closed Saturday, December 24th for the holiday. We will be back in on Tuesday, December 27th. Shelia & I are sending big holiday hugs to all!
Please stay safe out there & hope you all have a magical weekend

Remember to take a breath this week & focus on the important parts of the holidays, our loved ones 🥰

From my family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving 🍁

Happy Turkey Day!
Sooji's will be closed Thursday 11/24 - Monday 11/28 for the holiday

Thank You Veterans

Happy Halloween 🎃

Happy Friday! It's been a VERY long time since we've seen such beautiful weather. Here is a reminder that as much as we love our fur babies and want them with us all the time, summer is here in the PNW. Cars get very hot very fast

Wishing all the amazing dads out there a wonderful and happy Fathers Day 🥰

Great News!
Tested negative today. I’ll be back at work tomorrow, Friday 6/10.
Thank you again for the love & support ♥️

Hello Sooji’s family
Unfortunately I’m still testing positive for covid. All appointments thru Thursday 6/9 will be rescheduled upon my return.
Thank you for your well wishes & kind words. I truly appreciate them all ♥️

We’ll be closed today Friday, June 3 to at least Monday, June 6 due to contracting Covid. As soon as I receive a negative test I‘ll be back.
Thank you all for your support 🥰

Wishing all the mothers out there a wonderful day ♥️

Thank you all for your support over the years & especially these past few that were difficult for so many of us. We made it through together and we look forward to 2022 bringing love, compassion and hope to our lives.
Happy New Year! 🎊

Hope everyone's staying safe & warm today.
We are in studio Today-Friday 12/31, We'll closing at 1:30 Friday for New Years Eve.

Hope everyone is enjoying this Thanksgiving with great food, family & friends.
I am thankful for all of you! ♥️

Sooji's will be closed Thursday 11/25 thru Monday 11/29 for the holiday weekend.
Happy Thanksgiving!

Stay safe & healthy out there

We all know the news of the next couple of days is unprecedented heat. Here are some reminders/tips to help you get thru the next couple of days:
1. Place a bowl or pan of ice in front of fans to help cool the air circulating in the room.
2. Turn on bathroom fans to draw hot air out of the house.
3. Keep curtains/blinds drawn to block the sun from heating the room.
For Pets:
1. A damp towel or thin sheet placed on the floor for them to lay one to cool down.
2. Keep them inside
Remember that these temp can be dangerous. Keep your self well hydrated, check on family & neighbors. Take care of yourself

Knowing that the temperatures that are predicted for this weekend are unusual, we wanted to share this important information. Stay hydrated and cool as much as you can over the next few days. Don't forget your pets too!
Keep an eye out for tips to keeping cool & pets safe

Washington, we're about to have some historic high temperatures in our state so it's very important to check your local forecasts on your favorite weather app or weather.gov. There are excessive heat warnings in multiple areas of the state. It's also important to know the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke and to call 911 if potentially facing a heat stroke. These are going to be some uncomfortable days. During the heat, stay hydrated and make sure your pets have shade and water. And please help us prevent forest fires. There's no need to make an emergency even worse.
▶ Don’t rely solely on fans to keep you cool. While electric fans might provide some comfort, when temperatures are really hot, they won’t prevent heat-related illness.
▶ If you need a cooling center, contact your local county or city to see what their plans are. Spend some time at a shopping mall, grocery store or public library - even a few hours spent in air conditioning can help.
▶ Take cool showers or baths.
▶ Use your stove and oven less to maintain a cooler temperature in your home.
▶ Avoid high-energy activities outdoors.
▶ Drink plenty of fluids and wear light colored clothes.
▶ Check on and take care of those vulnerable to heat (children, those with chronic medical conditions, elderly, pets).
▶ Stay inside during the hottest times of the day (afternoon and early evening).
▶ Be wary of rivers and lakes. The water is still cool and the drowning risk is real.

HEAT CRAMPS
Signs: Muscle pains or spasms in the stomach, arms or legs
Actions: Go to a cooler location. Remove excess clothing. Take sips of cool sports drinks with salt and sugar. If you are sick and need medical attention, call your healthcare provider first. If cramps last more than an hour, seek medical attention.

HEAT EXHAUSTION
Signs: Heavy sweating, paleness, muscle cramps, tiredness, weakness, dizziness, headache, fainting, nausea, vomiting
Actions: Go to an air-conditioned place and lie down. Loosen or remove clothing. Take a cool bath. Take sips of cool sports drinks with salt and sugar. Call your healthcare provider if symptoms get worse or last more than an hour.

HEAT STROKE
Signs: Extremely high body temperature (above 103 degrees). Red, hot and dry skin with no sweat. Rapid, strong pulse. Dizziness, confusion or unconsciousness
Actions: Call 9-1-1 or get the person to a hospital immediately. Cool down with whatever methods are available until medical help arrives.

Learn more: https://www.ready.gov/heat