Shalom Beauty Supply

All our needs were met when we came here! I forgot what the gentleman's name was, but he helped with the product that was needed and gave us wonderful customer service. Far better than Sally's.

Loved this beauty supply store so much it’s really big inside and the guy was very helpful on helping me find the correct color match for my extensions I really recommend this beauty supply they’re amazing

Been coming to the store for over 3 years now. This is my favorite store to get my eyelashes and hair extension from. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. they have a ton of different selections for hair extension, ponytails, wigs, etc. Great store overall

I’ve been coming to this beauty supply store since I moved to the central valley so about six years and without fail Grace (the owner) has always greeted me with a cheerful smile and has always been more than willing to help me and everyone that walks in the store. I recently decided to go to her for my wash, trim, and press and I’m always happy with the results. She’s very gentle and makes sure you’re comfortable throughout your experience. I’m so excited to not only have a go to beauty supply store but an amazing hair dresser! Grace listens to all your wants and concerns and will do her best to work with them while being honest which is so hard to find! Overall this is an amazing shop with a wonderful owner :)

Should be ZERO stars! I do NOT recommend getting any hair services done at Shalom Beauty Supply, especially from Grace. My 12-year-old daughter wanted a silk press and paid for it with her own birthday money. Being new to the area, I didn’t know any salons that specialize in biracial hair, but I noticed the beauty supply store had a salon in the back. I decided to give it a try. Grace, the stylist, said she could do my daughter's hair the following day at 1 pm for $85. When we arrived, she didn’t wash my daughter’s hair, but instead started blow-drying it with no care, roughly tugging on her head. When she grabbed the hot comb, I asked if she used heat protectant. Grace responded condescendingly in a thick Nigerian accent, saying, “I’m trying to see how her hair will do. I know how to do