The store is much bigger and better with a larger variety of supplies. I really really like the…read morestore and the excellent customer service.

One of the worst hair supply shops in South Carolina. Overcrowded with outdated and expired…read moremerchant and lack only friendliness and good customer service make this place is desperate need to close permanently.

Absolutely loved this place. I was a bit sceptical because it's super small looking on the…read moreoutside...but once you walk in and see how the owners have utilized the space for maximum usage you are blown away. Lots of beautiful artwork on the walls and shelves for sale, plenty of wonderful and energized crystals and stones. There's a whole Apothecary type corner with informative herbs and EO's. The vibe when you walk in is wonderful and so pleasant. The lady who helped me Ms. Susan was informative and seemed truly unbothered by my millions of questions and my wanting to just hang out and enjoy the energy in the store long after I finished my shopping but delayed my actual purchasing part lol. There's to addresses to this business one building is their store and the other is for their classes and healing events. Definitely check them out as I highly recommend them.

My friends and I shop here for jewelry, art, books by local authors and many more attractions. My…read moremiddle school granddaughters love the rocks and earth-themed jewelry. And Susan Stone, the owner, is a resource for many suggestions on meditation and many other classes to explore! A much appreciated place to go for answers to many needs!

When I first arrived at BFD maybe a decade ago. I was terrified. I hadn't seen a dentist in years…read moredue to the discomfort/pain/shame I experienced every time I entered a dentists office. I had dental procedure anxiety (self-diagnosed) something fierce. I never flossed. Brushed a few times a week. "You wouldn't be bleeding so much if you flossed," some so- called 'dental professional' would tell me. "It wouldn't hurt if you weren't stabbing me in my gums with no empathy," is what I would think to myself as I white knuckled some satanic saddle of dental doom, wishing I could afford gaseous ambivalence. When the pain in my mouth finally achieved victory over my fear of procedural pain, into BFD I walked. Janet sweetly laughed when I asked for gas, or benzodiazapine, or anything to rest my anxiety. "You'll be fine, I've been at this for years." She was right. While it took a while to un-f#({ the results of my dental neglect, I learned a lot. I was shown how easy it is to floss (with a floss pick- that's not cheating; it's just as effective as cumbersome filament floss). Dr. Drossner helpfully suggested I slip it onto my daily routine. I started flossing every time I waited for my shower to warm up. I quit skipping a good brushing to save a couple minutes. I'm not at 100%, but I'd get a solid A on the 1990s grading scale for sure. Eager excitement nearly effortlessly replaced anxiety and avoidance in advance of my semiannual oral inspection. The staff at BFD remember my chosen name (not just my government one). They find ways to make my visits cheaper. They remember that I don't like their music - they don't change it, but they remember. Dr. Drossner congratulates me on my newfound acceptance of daily tooth washing. Janet gives me a hug before I leave. I never knew until this morning after Janet effortlessly and (almost- I ain't perfect) painlessly descaled and polished my teeth, that dentists and hygienists experience anxiety about giving people anxiety. If you squirm at the dentist's office, they have to suffer their own discomfort with a HIPPA-suggested countenance of indifference. That means, everybody wins if daily dental diligence becomes standard. If you live in Beaufort or the surrounding areas, do your mouth a favor. Go see the folks at BFD. And at the very least, start brushing and flossing every day. It's better to floss your teeth every day for less than a minute than to hate a dental professional or yourself for an hour every six months. My name is Thieme Hall and I support this message.

I have been coming to Beaufort Family Dentistry for 8 years and couldn't recommend them more. I…read morehave severe grinding my adult life and have been wanting cosmetic work for years. Finally I treated myself! Dr Turner recently did 6 crowns and they look amazing. I seriously cried with the service I received I was so happy. My hygienists have always been wonderful and the front desk girls treat you like family. Recommend for sure!!

I would never recommend this practice to anyone first of all not only is it dirty and shabby and…read moreunprofessional the little girl I saw who seemed to be about 16 prescribe some medicine for me for a skin rash she knew how miserable I was and never call the prescription in so now they're closed until after January 1st horrible care everything I asked her she said I don't know I don't know wow

I have two options in Beaufort to get my annual skin checks. This is because of there are only two…read moreapproved by my insurance. This office only had a three month the wait and the other was 6. Everything about my visit was fine until the doctor came in. I felt like he never spoke to me. Instead he spoke to his assistant and she spoke to me. He didn't even ask me about the suspicious spots I had before he wanted to start the skin check. He also never asked me to stand up, he performed his check with me sitting the entire time. Which is odd. I have had checks before from an excellent Dermatologist in California; many things about this visit were off. I had on a paper gown and under garments on. The biggest issue I had was he reached to touch me without asking or warning. This included under my undergarments without warning me or asking me if it was ok. He just pulled them away and looked, front and back. Maybe this is normal in South Carolina. But I was in shock and bewildered. His assistant just stood behind him (he was sitting in a stool) like he was doing what he always does. Not that he checked anywhere he shouldn't have. Let's be honest skin cancer can show up in any inch of your body. My concern and uneasiness is because he did not speak to me directly and he pulled my garnets away and looked and poked me with ZERO warning. I won't be returning to this office.

Doctor stood up front of the office GOSSIPING with a friend or client. I'm talking whispering and…read morelaughing about other people; very unprofessional. I was there a total of 30 minutes and a PA attended to me. When I left, the doctor was still gossiping.

I went to Pinnacle for skin cancer. I go back every few months for checkups. They helped very…read morewell and I recommend them.

My five stars are for Pharmacist Ean. I just moved to South…read moreCarolina from out of state and was initially having difficulties transferring my prescriptions here and obtaining authorizations on refills from doctors. Ean stepped up and made it happen,processed my insurance coverage and filled my prescriptions for me. Even though pharmacy was extremely short staffed,he made phone calls,verified coverages and made helping me a priority. He's very helpful and professional. Happy with my new Pharmacy in Beaufort. ~Ruth

One of the worst Walgreens in the area. Service in the aisle stocking no one at register again.read more

This was my first visit with Dr. Costa. He identified my problem and showed me the problem using…read more my Xray. He explained what needed to be done and we set up a plan make this happen . During all of this visit he carefully made sure that I was not in any pain. All of the people in this practice that worked with me were very professional and helpful.

The hygienist was so kind, friendly, efficient. Dr Costa was wonderful. I am very picky and know…read morethat this team is the best.

I always find exactly what I need. They have a fabulous selection. The staff is helpful also.read more

I had a passport photo shoot to prepare for. I made an appointment to have my hair done so I would…read morelook nice for the photo shoot. I had my make on and ready. Twenty minutes before the appointment, I got a call from Ulta with a fake, "I'm really sorry" voice saying that my stylist had a health emergency and they had to cancel. I pointed out that this was important and the voice purred, "Oh... for Fourth of July festivities?" NO! It was for a genuine purpose and that photo appointment was coming up in a couple of hours. Could ANYONE there do my hair? Nope. Sorry. Wow... Really? Did she not have more lead time? Unbelievable... literally...