Sisters Opened Twins Spa in Sarasota

The new Rosemary District spa offers a variety of aesthetic and massage services to the local community.

Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Inna Polishuk and Olya Gristak opened Twins Spa in Sarasota’s Rosemary District this September, offering a full range of aesthetic and massage services. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Inna Polishuk and Olya Gristak officially opened Twins Spa in Sarasota in September 2026. The new business is located at 1542 4th St.

Why it matters

The owners launched the facility to fulfill a childhood dream and provide professional skincare treatments to residents. The project represents a significant personal milestone after the sisters arrived in the city nearly a decade ago.

The spa required three and a half years of construction and permitting before opening its doors. It operates on a varied weekly schedule, excluding Sundays.

The players

Olya Gristak

She is one of the co-founders who opened the business to fulfill a childhood dream.

Inna Polishuk

She is a co-founder and certified lash technician who has lived in the area for nearly a decade.

Dmitry

He is the designer responsible for sourcing construction materials and managing the build-out of the spa interior.

The details

The facility offers a range of services including facials, acne treatments, lash extensions, laser hair removal, and massage therapy. Dmitry designed and sourced all construction materials for the interior space to realize the vision of the twin sisters.

Timeline

  1. Inna Polishuk earned her lash certification in 2019.

  2. The sisters secured the retail location in 2023.

  3. Twins Spa held its official public opening in September 2026.

Market Landscape

The opening of Twins Spa follows the ongoing trend of boutique wellness businesses establishing a presence in the revitalized Rosemary District. This move positions the new venture within a rapidly evolving retail corridor currently attracting significant local service-sector investment.

Local residents can now access aesthetic and massage therapy services at the new 4th Street location. Appointments can be scheduled through the business online portal during standard operating hours.

The takeaway

Opening a new business requires significant patience as evidenced by the multi-year construction process. Entrepreneurs looking to launch in competitive districts should prioritize long-term planning and neighborhood integration.

Further reading

Learn more about new commercial developments in the region on our Openings & Closings page.

More information

To view service availability or book an appointment, visit the online appointment booking portal.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Sarasota Herald-Tribune.

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