If I could give it a 10, I would. I was looking for no specific brand hair, just specific texture (tight curl, human), length & wefting (clip-ins). Before this, id... Read more been to 5 stores, and decided to call before I went. The young lady answered the phone, and knew what I needed, and it was in stock. But that wasn’t the best part. The store was otherworldly. It was clean, organized, BRIGHT, and the vibe was very upbeat. It doesn’t look like someone’s dusty and dim closet. I definitely recommend this store!

Friendly staff. Beautiful layout inside and very clean. Hair quality is better than most hair supply stores. Overall, this is a great place.

Very nice and clean place. Staff is very helpful and even placed a special order for me when the product I was looking for was out.

I visited this Beauty Supply for the first time last week. It is absolutely beautiful on the inside and smells nice and new. They have a very large selection of... Read more costume jewelry which I love because I usually have to stop on my way to work to buy earrings if I forget mine. I love the fact that another option has opened up in the area for my haircare needs. I forgot to ask the lady's name that checked me out but she is super friendly and down to earth. She maybe the owner because she has been there both times I have visited. They are super helpful and have a great selection of braiding hair/crochet hair. The prices are competitive with the other beauty supplies in the area which is great because we aren't forced to pay crazy high prices. They also have a really cool register system that lets you check in amd earn rewards. Definitely recommend!

Everything nicely put up, plenty of options. Staff nice they let you shop without harassing you. My new beauty supply store.

Always find what I need here. The young ladies working the floor are always so very helpful. The owners seem iffy at times, but I notice that with a lot... Read more of Asian owned beauty supply stores. They can be nice when you buy, but don't return anything or spend too much time talking to their workers. I was encouraging one of the young ladies who is about to go to college, and they came and beckoned her over asking if she was done (meaning "talking") and told her they had work for her to do. Like they were cracking that plantation whip. I didn't like that. I felt obliged to notify them that I was the one talking to her, and didn't want her to get in trouble. Can't wait til college starts and she gets the heck outta there.