Southeastern Hair Design & Day Spa

I went to this spa and purchased a spray tan. I have had tons of hand held spray tans at different locations, and have never had an experience as terrible as this. I left soaking wet, with brown liquid literally dripping down my entire body. The girl was clearly not familiar with the process, as there was no rhyme or reason to the ways she was having me move and adjust. The tan was HORRENDOUS and embarrassing. I almost scrubbed my skin off in the shower trying to get it off. I called to speak with the manager, and got the owner. Being a business professional myself, I understand how important it is to know when poor quality services are being provided. She did not seem concerned. I told her I could send her photos, and she said it was unnecessary. She suggested I try a different girl next

I wasn't a candidate for lash lift because my lashes were small and I didn't have very many. I felt like she heard me and understood my concerns. Eileen suggested I try GRANDE LASH-MD Enhancing serum. My lashes REALLY grew. I can actually feel them when my glasses are too close to my face, which was never an issue. I applied it once a day for 90 days. I took before pictures and planned on taking after pictures however, my lashes grew in blond, so they do not show up on camera. They do show up when I apply mascara. I highly recommend this product.

Great salon. Deanna has done my hair many times (cut, color, & style) and I'm always very happy with the results! The salon itself is a beautiful space full of friendly employees and I enjoy going in for that "salon experience."

Went to Ghusoon to give me a style blow out and she exceeded my expectations. Not only did she recommend to not layer my hair (thin hair), but she instead face framed and slightly, just slightly layered my crown to give me volume without thinning more of my hair. I never EVER had the Kim K voluptuous Hair and that’s what I always wanted it. So thankful for her talented skills!

Love it. Love it! First of all, this place knows how to Internet, and I like that. It's better now, but when I first came to town (and had no idea with whom I should be trusting these curls!), it was SO HARD to shop hairstylists online because of how little they had done to showcase the portfolios of their stylists. There aren't many professions where the quality of your work is immediately obvious; there should be a bio + portfolio for every hair professional on any local salon web page. Well, anyway, it wasn't an issue on the SEHD website - go there now - which was THE deciding factor on where to book my first hair appointment in town. The stylists do great work, and when you're not facing the financial hardship of paying for your degree while making $8/hr at nearly any job in town, it's