Worst experience ever. They are not gentle at all with hair, do not go here for color if you have…read morethin hair. They do an awful job bleaching and do not know how to properly bleach and tone. NOT WORTH YOUR MONEY.

My cousin went to get her hair done and they mad her hair look like that doll from that rugrats…read moreshow. She just wanted her hair parted on the right and layered and my cousin left crying. This was a horrible and really sad experience. I honestly don't know how it got that bad. Now my cousin is sad and upset, there really is nothing to do to fix it but a pixie cut or shave. So yah

I love these products! Environmental friendly and reasonably priced. Love how they are made in…read moreAshland too.

A certain brand of feminine hygiene products say they want you to have a happy period. The women…read moreat Party in My Pants mean it. They make reusable pads for women who want an alternative to disposable products. Some of the arguments against disposable products are that they are made by companies that test on animals, they contribute to landfill waste, and they are made with substances that are toxic to both women and the earth. There are some disposables that are made with organic cotton, and some that are plastic-free, but are made in Germany, which undermines the eco-friendliness of the products. Party in My Pants pads are made by hand in Wisconsin, making them a much more local choice than other better-known makers of reusable pads located on the West Coast or in Canada. Party in my Pants pads are made of comfortable cotton flannel (organic cotton pads are available) backed with a breathable nylon shield that protects clothes. The all-in-one design of Party in My Pants pads makes them much thinner than other types of reusable pads that require holders and (sometimes multiple) inserts. The "party" in Party in My Pants pads comes from the bright colors and eclectic patterns that the pads come in. While reusable pads are a bigger initial investment than disposables, they last an estimated five to seven years, saving money in the long term. A questionnaire on the Party in My Pants website helps customers find out how many pads they will need, and gives an estimate of the money that can be saved by using reusable pads. Ordering is easy, secure, and shipment is quick. Those who prefer to purchase their pads in person can find Party in My Pants pads at Merz Apothecary at Macy's on State St., Ethical Planet in Evanston, Chicago Women's Health Center on Sheffield, and Women & Children First. While switching to reusable pads requires some adjustment, it's minor compared to many of the other changes people make in order to reduce environmental impact. Ladies, it's time to walk it like you talk it.

Great Thrift Shop. One of the best I've ever been in! I will be back even though I live hundreds of…read moremiles away

Just bought a cute pair of Keds sandals for 50 cents; earrings for $1.50 and J Jill long sleeved…read moreshirt for $1.00 pictured.

not a worth wild store,website is worthless,its is not at all correct,was just there to buy stuff…read morethey said they had,not here,not a good store for seniors,they moved bird seed all the way back in store,ele carts don't work,very poor selection.fleet farm much better

Management is terrible. They don't care about customers. They're never on the floor when a customer…read moreneeds help.

I bought my second pair of shoes here after several years wearing the first pair out. I like the…read moreselection and the service. And the location.

very good customer service very beautiful store the employees are amazing 10/10 would recommend you…read morehere for shoe shopping or even clothes!

This store has everything you need from vapes, smoke accessories, to sex toys and swords and…read moreknives. This place has it all. The employees are very helpful and friendly, and they are very professional. 10/10

In the store and on the receipt it says, "No refunds"…read more Their items are pretty spendy and sales rep wasn't sure at all about the prices of sale items, though she was pretty nice. Beware of their perfume oils. They are terribly misrepresented. The sample oil was a roll on, so I bought one and when I opened it at the hotel, I took off the cover and there was a flat top impossible to get off. It was supposed to be a roll on! Dissapointed, I got the flat top back on and the cover on. There was oil all over my hands. I put it back in its original box. I couldn't get a refund, so I put it back in my luggage. It got all over the box and other stuff in luggage. I live in St Paul and can't do much about it.