LAMIK launched as a pop-up store in 2020 as part of the downtown program and now they have a…read morepermanent home at The Boxyard's first floor. I read an article on Tulsa People about them so I decided to stop by. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by J.T. (Aka Jetara). She was so welcoming and immediately started sharing all about the business. One of their most popular products is their brow duo, a compact case with brow powder, sculpting creme, and mirror. She found the perfect shade for me and did a demo. The difference was very noticeable! The powder has jojoba oil so it conditions the brows and the creme has castor oil which promotes hair growth. They offer waxing services and have fun events throughout the year. Check their website to see what's coming up: a Galentine's event, a foundation workshop, even a brow brunch! I bought a lip gloss that hydrates and is non-sticky. They also promote local businesses. I bought a great scented candle from Tudda & Toots. The strawberries and cream was my favorite. This is a woman and Black owned business focused on offering clean and vegan products while targeting underserved markets and gaps in representation. LAMIK stands for Love and Makeup in Kindness. Their founder, Kim Roxie, moved from Texas to Tulsa after being accepted into the Build in Tulsa Accelerator program. You can find their products on their website, Ulta.com, JCPenney, and H&M.

I've had my makeup done at Lamik's two times and both experiences were fantastic! The products they…read moreuse are the highest quality and the look lasted for hours.

This boutique is located in the same building as Southwest Trading Company, that's how I discovered…read morethem! It has its own door southeast of the building but you can also enter through the west door and walk all the way down to the back, so the spaces are connected. The boutique is curated with exclusive collections of contemporary Native American artists' work representing 39 tribes, combining fashion and art. Their mission is to showcase the creativity and craftsmanship of Native American designers and provide a platform for their work to be seen and appreciated. I first followed them on Instagram after falling in love with Weomepe Designs jewelry. The artist, Dr. Jessica Moore Harjo, is one of the founding members of the collective. I was very excited to find some of her amazing earrings and shirts at the store. They use the pop-up model to explore the idea of a permanent expansion. Previously this year, they were in Broken Arrow. I'm very excited to have them closer. Please support them this holiday season. You'll find one of a kind gifts for your loved ones at affordable prices.

From the owner: Indigichic is an experiential fashion/arts boutique that offers exclusive collections of…read morecontemporary Native American artists' work. The curated pieces are elevated, contemporary fashion and accessories, ready-to-wear. Indigichic is curated by the founding members of the Native Fashion Arts Collective, Dr. Jessica Moore Harjo, Wilson Pipestem, Veronica Pipestem, and Alex Ponca Stock, whose vision was to create a space for Native artists and fashion entrepreneurs to showcase and sell their fashion arts in a retail environment that serves the Tulsa community and surrounding areas. Participating artists and designers are a core group of native artist entrepreneurs residing in Tulsa, Oklahoma and surrounding areas. Artists primarily represent the 39 tribes of Oklahoma.

The Shampoo Bar is absolutely amazing for my hair. My hair was limp and I had a noticeable bald…read morespot. Since using the Shampoo bar and conditioner bar my hair has more body is shiny and no more bald spot. Thank you!

Tried this restaurant for the first time on Thursday and it was an amazing experience. If you have…read morebeen to et al. for their dumpling nights on Wednesday then you will fall right in place. I ordered the Karaage Donburi which is their fried chicken bowl with rice and I know I am oversimplifying it, but the picture tells everything you need to know. I also ordered the mint melon drink, which was extremely refreshing and I sip it and savor it just like it was a regular cocktail. The space was jumping like it was happy hour, and it was only lunchtime. With it being located in downtown Tulsa, it is easy to get to, but you will actually miss it if you're not looking for it because of where it's located at the Gradient building. Check this place out as soon as you can because it is a treat, and I am sure to returned and bring plenty of friends with me.

Pros: my friend and I absolutely love the Japanese breakfast. We love every part of it. I…read moreespecially love the hot tea. So I really thought that I would love the dinner. Having been to their previous dumpling nights, I knew that I would like their dumplings. That's the only thing from dinner I really enjoyed. My friend liked her miso soup and sweet potato. Service is always good. Decor was very clean and modern. Cons: we didn't love dinner. Her first complaint was they did not have any hot tea during dinner service. Which is really weird for an Asian restaurant. We got the Okonomi Yaki. Too salty. The build your own hand rolls were bland. The Chinese cailan was missing the traditional sauce. For me the sauce makes the dish.

This shop is amazing..please visit https://thelacepetal.com…read more I have many of these handmade earrings, completely outstanding. The craftmanship is exquisite. I now own at least 30 pairs. I am very excited when Halloween comes around and my holiday earrings this year were to die for! Even glowed in the dark. Not only earrings but the clothes are adorable and very fashion geared to the now. The astrology perfumes are a must! I use different ones to honor the different placements in my birth chart. I just can't say enough about this wonderful online boutique. Please check it out and support our local Okie. Celebrating our own!!!!!!!

There are a few things I'll miss about no longer making regular trips to Tulsa for my job, and one…read moreof them is Inheritance Juicery! This has become my must-stop place for a light, healthy breakfast and a true favorite in downtown Tulsa. I love to grab a bottle of one of their fresh squeezed juice blends (especially their Immunity Blend before I board that long cross-country flight home), and of course some of their truly phenomenal avocado toast. I like to get mine with an added egg, and they do have a wide assortment of vegan menu options too. The vibe here is modern and bright, with a cozy fireplace and strong wifi if I need to get some work done. If I lived in Tulsa, I'd probably be here A LOT!

Pros: I keep forgetting about this place. I do really need to go here more. The juices are…read morefantastic. They're so good. I never even know which ones to choose. Cons: The food is only OK. But I have a coworker who doordashes from here once a week and he loves it.