They have a good selection of products and they're the same price or cheaper, but it varies.read more

I found this place through Yelp and I was surprised because I've drove past it at least 1k times…read more The cosmetics store sits in the parking lot of KP Asian market but you can't see the entrance from the street so it's easy to miss. Once you pull around the back there's a decent sized building with cosmetics, skincare, hair care and home goods (think pots, pans, serving trays, utensils, EVERYTHING). The cosmetics section has a ton of Korean skincare, makeup, and masks for the face, hands, and feet. Even hair care and mens products. I love the variety, I spent over an hour testing, smelling and browsing. Some advice before going: know your skin type, know what skin problem you want to solve, and set a budget. Their Korean skincare products range from $10-$60+ each. I splurged on moisturizer ($100 for 2) and got a less expensive skin peel ($20) and toner pads ($10). The rest I spend on 6 masks and the total was $149. The woman at the counter listened to my skin issues and recommended products based on our short conversation. I've had zero issues with what she recommended. The toner pads broke me out, but SURPRISE the woman suggested twice I choose a different product and I didn't listen. I'm goin to check out their exchange policy and will update after!

Go to spot. Out of stuff lots of the time, but close to my home. I prefer to support local business…read morewhen possible.

Thank you Ebony Beauty for being open on Sunday and for carrying DevaCurl products - I hate the…read morename DevaCurl, but looooove the products. As for Ebony Beauty, they had everything I needed and I picked up a couple of fun things for my daughter. The isles were wide and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful. The prices seemed reasonable. I can't ask for much more. I'll be back.

The barbers in the shop are good at what they do but Tatiana stands out the most because she is…read moreattentive, listens and and pays attention to details of what I want. I appreciate her feedback and willingness to give me the style I want. Thanks for making me feel good about myself especially after my hair cut results

I've been going to Tatiana for a long time and she has always made me feel welcomed, safe, and…read morecomfortable as a queer person in a barber shop setting. That kind of care and energy means a lot, especially in spaces that don't always feel inclusive. She's professional, talented, consistent, and truly cares about the people who sit in her chair. As a longtime Black woman stylist, she deserves to be protected, celebrated, and supported. The community is better because of people like her. If you're looking for someone who will not only get you right but make you feel seen and respected while doing it, I highly recommend her.

Got my haircut here for the first time and I am pleasantly surprised about the whole experience…read more I walk in and say Im there for a haircut I sign a paper Pay $8 Show a picture of what i wanted Got a haircut The student started the cut and the instructor was there every step of the way. Im in the process of growing my hair so I mainly just wanted my sides trimmed down without touching the top too much. I don't speak Vietnamese but it sounded like he was being very helpful with like giving tips and the student's form. Because of the convenience and the price, I am willing to come here again for another haircut.

Somewhat cleanly, some kind staff too. The blow drying was way too hot I think the heat and…read morecloseness burned my scalp. They did a great job on the perm that was being done on the woman next to me! Definitely recommend if you're looking for a cheap haircut for boys or men.

I really do like this Walgreens and appreciate how convenient it is but the unfortunate thing is…read moredue to the rift raft it attracts they have the craziest hours and shut down super early. I do think this Walgreens could be better if the whole area had more foot traffic like it did before the pandemic so due to these circumstances it has really brought the area down. However I give it 5 stars for location, the workers and security are friendly and they have a lot of those last minute items we need!

I politely asked for two double bags & the cashier condescendingly said "the bag gon' break, baby."…read moreUm, okay.... so you want me to walk 5-10 minutes to my place with these heavy ass items in my arms? Like gurl, I'm not asking you to find a cure for cancer lmao, jeez... she seemed to have an attitude while bagging it. Funny thing is look at my photo, the bags are perfectly fine after making it home. Maybe she was having a bad day. As a fellow retail worker at a different company, I understand... but still no reason to get an attitude over a simple request. On top of that, the store itself is depressing. Almost everything is locked (basic hygiene items, ice cream, lotions, air freshener, medicines, etc.) Better off ordering from Amazon, at this point. They make you feel like a pest if you ask them to unlock something.

Dr. Douglas Chin is very knowledgeable and helpful. He keeps up with the latest procedures and…read moreknows just what his patients need to enhance their appearance. He has a very pleasant personality, and he uses numbing products to cause the experience to be pleasant. It does not take very long for an update which leaves his patients looking the way they like to look

I asked Dr. Chin about a tummy tuck, upper arm skin removal and liposuction around hips and lower…read moreback. He advised that the tummy tuck would take about four hours and should be first. If I wanted to move forward with the other surgeries, they should follow. He advised that a quote would be emailed, which never arrived. I called the office the following week and the receptionist made excuses for the business manager, who was to forward the quote. She'll be back in the office Monday and you'll receive the details then, yet no email arrived. I called a week later and my calls (phone number) had, apparently, been programmed to go sraight to voicemail automatically. I understand that Dr. Chin didn't want to move forward, but why wouldn't he simply just say this during the consultation, e.g., 'I don't believe you're a good candidate for this procedure.' or 'I don't think I'm the right doctor to proceed with this. Let me recommend someone else.'?? In fact, he ended the consultation with "Yes, we can definitely do this. The front desk will provide a quote and schedule, if you want to proceed." Based on this experience, he and his front desk staff were lieing to my face (and ears), which was both frustrating and incredibly unprofessional. If Dr. Chin didn't want to do it, he should just say so and/or have his staff advise. At least, he could show a little respect for others. He should not take people's money (the consultation fee isn't cheap), then lie to them and have your staff lie, as well. If you want an MD like this, he'll happily take your money! I'd rather trust my surgeon, one with integrity and basic respect for potential clients (patients).