I went into the sephora in jcpennys in monroeville pa.i was greated by the associates with a…read moresmile,and ask what brought me in.It was a welcoming environment,clean and bright. There was 1 standout. Her name is Brittney. She spend time with me, asked open ended questions to determine my needs. She gave me honest opinions and recomendations. She knows her products and ingredients to a tee...i asked for samples and she happily made them. I went in for 2-3 things. I left with 8 that i absolutely love. When i left she sāid my name and thanked me. She is a great asset to your company. I will only go there now for my products. I just moved back from nyc where ive been in the industry for 30 yrs. She could hold her own during fashion week. Shes a keeper who if possible should get a raise or promotion. I will send all my friends to her.

Lily the manager is above sweet! She always goes the extra mile for me and my salonread more

Love this store the staff there is always so helpful. They are wonderful at their jobs and are so…read moresmart. They really know their products and help me find not only the right hair color but everything I needed to do it with. Also what I needed to keep it looking good. You can really tell that they actually cared about the people coming in. Loved this store

I had an uncomfortable experience at this location today. From the moment I entered, I was…read morerepeatedly followed and asked if I needed help -- over and over -- even after I clearly said I was browsing and looking up items on my phone. What stood out most was that this level of attention was directed only at me. Other customers in the store were left alone to shop, while multiple employees hovered near me and continued questioning me as I moved through different sections. I wasn't disruptive, I wasn't doing anything unusual, and I was there to make a purchase. The experience made me feel singled out and unwelcome, which is not how a customer should feel in a beauty store. I hope management takes this seriously and provides better training on how to assist customers without making them feel uncomfortable or profiled.

Thank you, IANN! You are the best best best! Thanks for the wonderful makeup recommendations and…read morehelping me find the perfect pairing of beauty!

I love this place. Queen has many different varieties of wigs and hair. I love the new lace wigs…read more What a wonderful little place!

FattyCakes Soap Company is a store that manufactures and sells its own soaps as well some other…read moreproducts such as perfume and facial masks. The owner is a licensed esthetician and massage therapist who knows how to develop healthy products. The products are made from natural ingredients such as castor oil, sunflower oil, and lard. I have bought several of their bar soaps. The Save Face Facial Bar is supposed to control oily skin and acne breakouts. I did not expect this soap to completely control my acne (I need prescription-strength products), but this soap did cleanse my skin well without over-drying. The Juan the Swan soap was my favorite and had a wonderful scent of cherries. The Apple of my Eye soap smelled like cinnamon apple. The Seth soap was supposed to smell like berries and woods, but I thought that it smelled more like flowers--still good! The Happy Camper soap contained eucalyptus and other essential oils to repel mosquitoes and other insects. All soaps were curved to fit the shape of the palm of my hand, and they had grooves for me to easily grip them. Their lather was not super-bubbly but was enough to thoroughly clean my skin. Each bar of soap cost several dollars. FattyCakes sells many other scents for soaps, including unscented, peppermint, lavender, blackberry tea, blueberry, and Dirty Hippiee (patchouli, sandalwood, and nag champa).

You can't get any better than the people who treat you at Pittsburgh Skin Dermatology and Mohs…read moreSurgery. Dr. Velez is amazing. Every question, ever concern was addressed. I had such confidence in her that I scheduled a peel which was performed in Cranberry. I saw Dr. Bacik. She exuded the same warmth and confidence that Dr. Valez did. I am very happy with the staff. I am not going to worry about a receptionist. I am grateful for the professionals who showed me they knew what they were doing! Extra thanks to Medical Assistant Haley for making me feel like I was in the hands of a family member...You ladies are wonderful!!

Rebekah at front desk in cranberry office was insanely rude. She was watering plants when I…read morearrived, when she met me at the desk, it was 1 minute past my appointment in which she then told me they cannot see me because I am late. Also note, I have never had a doctor look at my skin here for more than 5 minutes yet they set aside 30 minute appointments... so didn't make much sense. They are also often always behind, I have sat in the waiting room for 20+ minutes past my appointment time before.

They are honest! They have a great makeup and cosmetics store with a licensed esthetician All and…read moreI mean all of the staff is licensed and does everything by the book. They are always advancing. I have had laser tattoo removal here and I am very happy with them. In Youngstown this is the only place to trust.

From the owner: Lloyd Dermatology Center offers the widest range of skin treatments between Pittsburgh and…read moreCleveland. Our providers and staff are dedicated to providing the latest knowledge and technology to the management and treatment of the skin problems and cosmetic treatment of children, adolescents, and adults. Dr. Jenifer Lloyd has been extensively trained in dermatology, internal medicine, and advanced skin surgery, as well as the latest laser techniques. The laser services available at the center can correct or improve many skin defects and significantly modify the skin's visible signs of aging. In some cases, the "Mirror Image" computer photography system will be used to document "before and after" photos.

This veggie wrap is one of the best I have ever had!!!!! I came here several years ago and asked…read morefor a veggie sandwich, and they came up with this----- it is delicious!!!!!

Customer oriented practice. Primary dental service for all my family members. Need I saw more?read more

I have been coming to Radiant Divine, formerly Anew Medical Spa, for several months now and highly…read morerecommend checking it out. I see Libby for lash extensions and cannot sing her praises enough. Every 2-3 weeks, she ensures that my lashes are on point and I am not sure how I could ever live without them now! I believe that finding the right shape and length is truly an art and Libby has a good eye for this. I have never had extensions last as long as they do since I have been seeing her- another huge bonus! I am looking forward to getting botox and fillers with Libby after I have my baby and am no longer nursing. I always feel safe in her care and trust her without a doubt. She is incredibly professional and is a perfectionist- exactly the qualities that one should look for when trusting someone with their face! The practice itself is very clean and tranquil and the staff is great about fitting me in for appointments and returning phone calls in a prompt manner. I am so thankful to have found this med-spa and highly recommend checking them out!

Clients Beware, You Are NOT Being Told the Truth About Where Your Money Is Going…read more For two years, I tipped my nurse injector at Radiant Divine Medical Spa under the belief that my gratuity was going directly to her, the person who performed the service. What I didn't know, and what no one at the spa ever disclosed, is that all tips across every Radiant Divine location are sent directly to the co-owner, Ryan Devault, a man who is not a licensed medical professional. According to a phone conversation Ryan had with my husband, he personally collects all client tips and redistributes them to employees as he sees fit, including staff members you never interacted with. Not only is this incredibly deceptive, but it's also unethical. Clients are never told that their tips won't go to the person who cared for them, and I was never given the chance to opt out of this hidden policy. Even more troubling, Ryan's wife, Rachel Devault, is a licensed nurse and also a co-owner who works at one of the spa's locations. While I can't confirm whether she accepts tips herself, her dual role makes the entire system feel like it was designed to exploit a loophole, to benefit from client gratuities without disclosing where that money actually goes. When I found out what was happening, I called to cancel my membership and voice my concern. Instead of taking accountability, I was met with resistance and eventually offered a refund, only if I agreed to delete my Google review. That moment told me everything I needed to know about how this business operates. Radiant Divine presents itself as a high-end, professional medical spa, but behind the scenes is a web of non-disclosed financial practices, conflict of interest, and reputation damage control. Clients deserve transparency, especially when it involves money, medical professionals, and trust. Please think twice before doing business here. If I had known the truth earlier, I would never have stepped foot in the place.