Wheelgreens is where I go if I get a flat tire. This is not that place…read more Definitely one of the nicest Walgreens I've been to. The prices are still extortionate (which is why it gets only 3 stars), but this store was really impressive. It's in a cute old southern building right on the main street of Chapel Hill, in the part of town where all the cute college students walk around and get lunch and what not. It couldn't be more perfectly located for the students, and even though parking is challenging, it's very far from the normal, standard, generic design of a suburban Walgreens.

This is the single worst managed business I've ever seen. They are rude, disrespectful, have NO…read moresense of customer service, hard to communicate with and make too many mistakes. In any business this isn't good, in a pharmacy it could be tragic. If I could switch back to CVS, I would in a heartbeat.

OK...I don't write reviews. Seriously. I'm way too busy. Check my history. I'm writing one now…read morebecause everyone needs to go see Angela. Let's face it, we all have things we don't like about ourselves and the good news is, we have the power to change many of those things. But, there's usually one particular thing that we hate and, while it sometimes creeps into our consciousness, it always affects our worldview in subtle and unconscious ways. For me, that was my brows. I could never get them straight. They always looked different from one another and I felt like they closed my eyes in, making them look small and sleepy. I ended up frustrated with every makeup solution I tried, and the time I spent trying to look awake, alert, and generally just "put together" only resulted in resignation and defeat. I wasn't going for a glam, overdone look and I never considered "permanent makeup" because I didn't want to look like a surprised clown all the time. (I mean on weekends, sure, but not every day...) I was also concerned that the impact of the aging process would just make me look sad in the way that abandoned buildings evoke a sense of loss. (In full disclosure, I'm not inclined to tattoo my face...you're not fooling anyone, "permanent makeup.") Once I went through menopause late last year, my brows stopped growing all together. That made me feel even worse about myself. I was desperate for a solution. Then, along came a spider...er....rather....an online article about "microblading." What a time to be alive! Just as "trailers" are the new "tiny homes" of this contemporary, euphemistic landscape in which we all find ourselves, "permanent makeup," not to be outdone, hired a PR firm. Welcome to the Microblade Revolution! OK...enough of this creative writing exercise, one of us needs to get back to work... While Microblading relies on the same foundational elements of the tattoo, it is vastly different and last only about a year at a time. I'll leave it to the experts (READ: Angela, not REDDIT) to explain the varieties and specifics to find what's right for you, but for the love of God, (if you embrace that sort of belief construct) do it now! Call her! Having beautiful, precise, face-framing brows is a transformational experience, webfriends, and for a host of reasons I don't have time to explain, you need a seasoned, reputable professional who's also an empathic, compassionate artist. There is certainly skill, expertise, technical proficiency, and experience involved but there's an equal measure of instinct, intuition, active listening, compassion, and visual artistry required to get this right. People stop me in airports and tell me my brows are amazing and ask where I had them done. I can't make this stuff up. (Well, I guess I can but I wouldn't.) At the end of the day, Angela's work is in a league of its own and part of the reason for that (I believe) is her art is delivered in service to others. For Angela, (I believe) It's less about the thing and more about how the thing makes you feel that matters most. That is a rare quality to find in a service practitioner. I can't wait to try her other services and hope you will too. (There's a "before" and "after" collage in my profile) Enjoy!

Getting microbladed with shading was by far the best decision I have ever made! Not only does…read moreAngela have such a calming presence, she also has an eye for perfection! My brows look so amazing! I was worried about the shape not being what I loved, but she took the time to do a consult and have a conversation about what I like and what she can do for me! I'm so so so glad I trusted the process because the results speak for themselves!

Araya did my friends and my hard wax and I have to say she was super fast, really nice and went…read moreover all the after care for me since it was my first time. The prices at Wax Poetic are reasonable and easy to tip via Venmo. Will be back again! Parking is the only difficulty when you have never been because it's tucked away and hard to see. I parked across the street from them and it was fine!

First of all, I was super excited to try this place. My normal waxing place is a little far from my…read morenew apartment, and Wax Poetic was like 10 minutes away. This was easily the worst Brazilian wax I've ever had. For starters, my esthetician did not leave the room for me to get undressed and get on the table. I have never had that happen to me, and made me uncomfortable from the jump. For context, I've been waxing for about 2 years now. This wax hurt more than when I tried sugaring a few months back, which hurt like noooobody's business. My esthetician pulled almost every strip off in two pulls, which prolonged the pain. I've had estheticians sometimes pull strips in two rips if it's a big one, but never EVERY SINGLE ONE. At the end of the wax, she went back and did a few clean up strips AND tweezed. I was confident that she did a good job, even though she didn't offer a mirror to look at her work. As soon as I got into my car, I lifted my dress just to peek. When I tell you PATCHES! I have NEVER had an esthetician miss so. many. hairs. And not like thin, lighter hairs that the wax can't grab. Thick, coarse hairs that definitely could have and should have been removed. I was so disappointed. Not to mention, this is the most expensive Brazilian I've ever had ($62 BEFORE TIP). Definitely not worth the money, and I won't be back.

It's time to turn over a new leaf at 610 Jones Ferry Road. By that I mean clearing out all the…read moreplants - and pots - on all the levels. Maybe some plants could go home with a patient or staffer... maybe others should go to compost. Once all the plants are gone it will be time to choose a new, clean, welcoming plantscape. Maybe this is something a staff person wants to do; maybe it's a job for a professional. It's time to celebrate the new path and open up the spaces. Imagine a new office with all Carolina plants, for example. Imagine what it would be like if each thing harmonized with the things around it. P.S. Consider, also a few more mobiles from MOMA.

Dr. Randall is great and his dental staff is proficient and friendly. His front office staff is…read morehelpful when they are there, but frequently are not and you end up waiting at the desk for someone to pop up from the back to see you. I've had 2 crowns and many cleanings. All in all a good experience. They do not take BCBS.

How on earth has Le Cheveu not yet been reviewed?! You seriously cannot go wrong with either…read morestylist. You will walk out happy, happy! And, if you don't, it's your fault for not speaking up. Incredible talent lies behind this door! Amazing color skills and superior cuts like you can't imagine. It's always so welcoming, lovely, and relaxing. If you haven't yet tried them, do! You won't be disappointed. Just don't make them so busy that I can't get squeezed in.

From the owner: Personal touch and care from people that care about you and your hair! Call us today- Shannon &…read morePooja

I love this salon. Jasmine does great work and is a pleasure to be around. I have used her several…read moretimes now and love the outcome every time. I usually wear my heat natural but I've had her do knotless braids, silk press and crochet braids. She is super fast with her braids so your not there all day and they last! Thanks Jaz

Very good service and pricing. My daughter loves her hair. Professional environment. We will be a…read moreregular at this Salon.

I was visiting family in Chapel Hill after a long trip to India and was having some serious issues…read more Both the food and the cramped travel accommodations had left me pretty much beat up. And I had this weird blurred vision issue going on in one eye. So on a recommendation I went in to see Matt at Triangle Natural Medicine and WOW he did some great stuff. One mega session on the table (my first time with acupuncture!) and some herbal supplements that Matt gave me really set me straight. Very knowledgeable and made a first timer feel completely comfortable - I plan to go back again next time I visit. I may even visit family just as an excuse!

Use extreme caution, in fact one should avoid trusting Matt Polly for any health advice. This was…read moremy experience with him: He charged me $70 an hour for each of 52 weeks, a full year of weekly acupuncture visits to help me with my bone pain. I started going to him when I first moved to Carrboro so I had not yet found a primary care physician. Matt told me he could heal my bone pain and that I did not yet need to find a local physician. I showed him a letter I had just received from my previous physician which stated that blood tests taken at my annual physical one month earlier indicated that I needed to get more blood tests done right away. Matt actually said these words to me when I showed him the letter and asked his advice: "Don't worry about that. Doctors these days don't really know what that blood test even means. Just keep coming to me every week and I promise you'll start feeling better soon." Bottom Line result of trusting Matt Polly: for the 10 months I delayed finding a real doctor to evaluate my bone pain, cancer was proliferating through my bone marrow and destroying my bones. If I had found a doctor right away and received a proper diagnosis (read: NOT TRUSTED MATT POLLY), I would not have had to give up running, riding bikes, even just standing up long enough to bake a cake without suffering extreme bone pain due to the holes in my bones caused by a delayed diagnosis and immediate treatment. The fact is that Matt Polly, in my case, practiced outside the limits of his training. Hence my advice: use extreme caution and even avoid this particular practitioner altogether. After more than a year of being his patient each and every week, when he found out my problem was actually bone cancer that had been destroying my bones for a full year while I was in his care, Matt did not even call me to see how I was doing. All he did was say that his girlfriend was afraid that my husband and I might be mad at him. I never heard from him again.