In The City Beauty Supply

Always reliable, generally fully in stock. Very helpful. Very kind and professional. I can always depend on them to order what I need if I need something they don't carry

Despite what folks say, keep playing your gospel it’ll bless people despite the loud horrible secular music that’s out there, if folks don’t like what’s playing then don’t shop there keep moving and find another place to complain about. In the city y’all are doing a phenomenal job ignore the haters and judgemental people that come through your door keep doing a stand up job for the community and others God bless you all.

😍😍😍😍OMG hey girlies .you gotta go buy the lace closure bundle deal .the hair is so RAWWW and the lace is soooo seamless 22”20”22”28clousure this hair lasted 3months and it doesn’t shead 😩💯💯💯💯🫶🏾

I want to start by saying I genuinely appreciate the importance of supporting Black-owned businesses, and I was hopeful about doing just that here. But I have to be honest, walking into this store felt more like walking into someone’s church service than a beauty supply. The gospel music was blaring so loudly it felt like a sermon was being pushed at me while I was just trying to shop for hair products. I understand that everyone has the right to run their business as they see fit, just like I have the right to shop elsewhere. That said, I think it’s worth considering how this comes across to customers who don’t share the same worldview. If the roles were reversed, if customers walked into a store blasting music filled with profanity or something politically charged, it would be called ou

Hair is overpriced. Other items are never in stock and looked picked over. Blasts gospel music like you’re going to church. Owner needs to do better with keeping popular items stocked