I've always contemplated getting my eyebrows microdermed. But, it makes nervous to think it's semi…read morepermanent and what if they are not what I expected. Well fast forward to the consultation. Danielle is super sweet and approaching. Her voice is smooth and soft. I had make on with my eyebrows done. She erased what I had and drew in my new eyebrows. She measured around my eyes my arch. And once done I was happy. Day of eyebrows: The procedure itself is not long. It's the drawing in of the new eyebrows making adjustments. I trusted Danielle from the get go. She has extensive knowledge and experience. I totally felt comfortable trust your gut instinct mine always felt positive. Procedure: Danielle put numbing cream let it set in for 20mins. I felt no pain at all, towards the end the numbing wore off but still the pain is tolerable. Danielle's hand is gentle and smooth, I was relaxed the whole time. End result: WOW amazing my mother was like wow herself. I'm very happy she gave me eyebrows from nothing to perfect. My husband was impressed he hardly makes comments on what I do to myself but he noticed and he likes them too. Thank you Danielle

I really wish I could give Danielle 5 Stars, but I'm really disappointed how my brows turned out. I…read moredecided to give microblading a try since I've seen some amazing results first hand. I researched online and found Danielle. Her before and after photos looked beautiful, however, I really wish I would have researched about microblading a bit more before I pulled the trigger on this. Walking into the Brow Bar, I was impressed with how nice everyone is! Danielle herself is incredibly sweet and very thorough on making sure all your questions are answered. It really gave me a confidence boost to go forward and schedule an appointment. Fast forward to my appointment day, I agreed to a specific brow shape and color after she waxed some hairs. The numbing cream takes a while to kick in, and it also doesn't last that long. You will have some pain and discomfort during the process but it's tolerable. Once the procedure was done, I noticed that the thick part of my eyebrow was a tad lower and was a few millimeters closer to my nose than the other brow. It's very obvious if you look at the pictures I posted and compare where the brows extend from the corners of my eye. I texted Danielle about it and she assured me that those were issues that could be fixed at the touch up appointment. I also noticed that the lines were getting fatter and looked like the ink was blowing and turning a brownish grey. At that time, I figured it was probably just part of the scabbing process and it would eventually fall off. At my next appointment, I brought up to Danielle how it looked like my lines were blowing. She asked me if I was adhering to the post care and I assured her that I did. I kept them dry and applied the Vit E ointment that was given to me as instructed. She told me that the issue will be fixed on the touch up. After the touch up, it did look a lot better because I could see crisp lines again, but it still kind of looked like a cover up tattoo over blown lines. However, it only lasted a couples days and then the lines blew even worse than before and began to get ashy! I would be more upset if it weren't for the fact it's only noticeable if you look hard enough for it. My husband says it looks like I penciled in some brows with an off color. My only hope was that the color would eventually fade, but it's been 8 months now with no signs of fading. I joined a couple Microblade Groups on Facebook and found out a few things: 1: Microblading is a tattoo. It really shouldn't be labeled semi-permanent. It doesn't just disappear after a couple years. 2: The ink blew from a combined issue of the blades being tilted instead of inserted at 90 degrees. The blades were also inserted too deep and also the post care instructions for my skin type was incorrect. I have oily skin. I should not have been using ointment. Instead I should have been using a dry method of putting absolutely nothing on my brows after day 1. 3. Because of the ink brand used, the pigments turned ashy. 4. The hair strokes that were used were improperly placed going in the wrong direction towards the tails. At first I thought, maybe it was just because of the way my brows are shaped? Maybe that's why she decided to scratch every single hair all in the same direction. Hair strokes are suppose to tilt downward towards the tail almost like they come together in a feathery point. It creates a more natural look because that's how eyebrow hairs actually grow. I looked back at Danielle's portfolio and every single person had symmetrical upward hair strokes. You can google microblading hair stroke templates and see how making the strokes in the same direction is not the industry standard. I also wish she didn't wax my eyebrows before the procedure. I didn't initially notice but she waxed off a good amount near my Starts. After it grew back, the hairline didn't line up at all with the microblade lines. So at this point, I'm going to wait and see if they will eventually fade. If not then I'm going to have to fork out the cash to get them removed. If I had to do it all over again, I would have definitely researched more into microblading and looked harder for an artist who practices in the same techniques I learned to appreciate. Don't get me wrong, some people feel like Danielle does great work because obviously she has happy clients, but I do think for my face shape, skin type, and design I had in mind.... it just was a bad fit for me.

Aridai was amazing she did such a good job and so fast attention to detail as well. I had my appt…read moreat 1:30 and had me right away

I've been going to the waugh location for the past few months. I will say, that when I began…read moreservice here. My lashes did not last a week. I had to go back for touch ups each week. The company explained that this is normal because these are not permanent lashes. I usually get lash extensions from another place and they usually last for at least 3 weeks with minimum fall out. Because of this I don't consistently attend chic lash boutique. In this economy today, if I pay a $150 for lashes. I want them to last at least 2-3 weeks without having to touch them up. My favorite lash artist is Mary, she's kind, and skilled.

Raj is the absolute best! Her service is amazing, prompt and thorough! The vibes are balanced and…read moresmooth. I received threading and tinting here!

Love the way she does my eyebrows but she is not always there during business hours listed. I'll…read moreusually stop by after receiving a service from another provider in the plaza. There was one time I texted her to try to set up an appointment, but she said she doesn't do appointments walk-ins only this was a Saturday. I showed up this Saturday for a walk-in appointment and she was actually closed so just be aware that the business hours listed or not accurate in regards to her actually being present. I recommend texting her before you show up even if she doesn't take appointments or you'll be wasting your time.

been going here for years never been disappointed my eyelashes always turn out beautiful.read more

I been going here for years since Becky owned it and Demi is so amazing she listens and executes…read more my lashes everytime!!!!!

Worst ever. Run!!!!! I asked her nicely to fix it and she went stupid on me....messed up my…read moregranddaughters hair 2 times... they don't deserve a star so rude!!!

Elia is AMAZING! From start to finish, she knew exactly what to do to bring my tired dark hair back…read moreto life. I am completely grateful!

Gabriela is amazing! Very talented and pays attention to detail. Her artistic skills are…read moreoutstanding! She did my eyebrows and I am so happy with the results! I highly recommend her services.

I booked a Short Nail Signature European Gel Manicure and Signature European Pedicure Regular…read morepolish. I understand these services to be dry services/russian mani/pedi. The tech was super aggressive with the cuticle work and she cut my cuticle in more than one place. I expressed my discomfort, no correction. When she applied the hard gel, I explained that I do not like my nails to be "thick" but I was told that they MUST use the hard gel because they could not apply gel polish to natural nails. I asked why, because this is how every other nail salon does it. She could not explain why and told me that I couldn't opt out of having the hard gel applied. When the manicure was done, I reiterated that I do not like my nails thick, and this is exactly what they were after having a layer of hard gel, along with two coats of gel polish and a top coat applied. Aesthetically, the color looks good and the shape is good, but they are very thick, which I stated more than one time. I will not return to this business.

Booked a last minute dry pedicure for today I'm super pleased with the results. The attention to…read moredetail on my feet was amazing I don't have any dead skin and my cuticles are so clean! They unfortunately only had a 1hr appointment available so I did not get to paint my toes but my feet still look great! I will definitely be back!

I've been coming to Sara for almost a year now and I am very happy with my results! She is very…read moretalented and also super sweet. Sara has helped shape and grow my eyebrows beautifully. I highly recommend!

Sara does amazing work. I have gone to get for over 10 years and I always receive compliments on my…read morebrows. Best brow tech I've ever had.