Beauty Store Salon & Spa

I came here to purchase Jane Iredale makeup after not using for many years. I was originally set to purchase the powder complexion brush which is recommended for the loose powder, but the sales associate talked up the handi brush so much that I went ahead and purchased that one since she said it was superior. It turns out that brush is designed for their press powder applications. This was a $45 brush that is useless to me as it’s not applying the loose powder well at all when using. I’ll now have to go somewhere else and purchase a proper brush that’s definitely not another $45 since I threw that money away now. The employee was nice, but I hope in the future that the employees get some education on the products they’re selling so people aren’t throwing money away on the wrong products.

I get my hair done with Mark. I brought my kids in for the first time this year for their first haircut and they really enjoyed it. Mark always does a great job and leaves me looking better than before! I love the color he uses to highlight my hair and I always get a ton of compliments after I get it done. The Beauty Store has a nice environment too that is always relaxing and clean to be in. I also love the products they carry!

Not a spa but a beauty supplies store. Soaps, mascara, gifts for the wife and daughter. I came here to buy my bachelor friend some supplies. An apron and oven mitts.

I’m so happy y’all are around. I miss having you on the northside. I came in earlier today for my birthday week. Extra kudos to Megan and the manager for the exceptional service. You just never know what you’ll find here. Unique & cool. I could spend hours in this store. Support your local businesses. 💕 Ps- The fingernail polish looks great! Ty!

It is the Beauty Store company policy to prop their front doors open all day, everyday in the heat of summer, ignoring climate change and the fact that last year was the hottest summer on record, and 2024 is predicted to be even hotter. Their rationale is that an open door gushing cold air into 100+ degree temps appears more “welcoming” to customers - in fact all this welcomes is the legacy of the dying environment we are leaving for our children. If I could leave a zero, I would.