I had a good experience here, the service was pleasant. Both people I talked to about lotions were…read morevery helpfull in helping me find one good for me. They are not too strict on the timing which you can go on the beds... I hate when I go to a salon and tey only let you lay there for a few minutes. It's cheap, and they have good deals, thy also have samples of all there lotions so ucan try them for only like 3-4 bucks. it is convenient location, located right near a produce store, hair salon, nail salon, so you can make the stop on your way to your other appointments.

This is a great place to get a perfect looking tan! The salon is kept extremely clean, the…read moreboardwalk theme is so cute and present throughout the whole salon. The best part about this place is they provide their patrons with FREE tanning goggles every time you go which is great!! Also, the owner is very personable and often times will give free samples of lotions. They offer a student discount which is a plus for us students on a budget. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this place!

I recently purchased a few hair care products and a can of Kool Lube spray for my clippers. This…read morewas a cash purchase. The next day I try to use the clipper spray it would not work. The can was brand new and full. I work out of town so I figured that I would just exchange it on my next day off. 3 days later I return to the store with the can of spray and ask to exchange it for another can, and they refuse. I gave the can to mgr, and she tried to spray it but nothing came out. I explained to her that I did not have the receipt and it was a cash purchase. I said I do not want any money, I just want what I paid for, a can that actually works. She refused. It's sad because I've been a customer there for years. I don't like how I was treated and don't think that I'll be returning there. Now I'm stuck with a full can of spray that does not work. BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE.

I recently purchased some synthetic hair from Expos Beauty Supply store. The manager who identified…read morehimself as one of the mangers, who was sitting in back assisted me in securing the packs of hair. It was a hurried purschase beause of closing. Saturday, when my hair dressor was attempted to fix my hair, she noticed that the packs was labled braid instead of cochet. We took the hair bag to the store believing that we could exchange seven of the pack that hadn't been open-- but to no avail.The clerk who barely spoke Englsih and the manager who was semi literate both remerbered me as a customer was mean and uncompromising . I was willing to take some of the responsibility because I should have not been pressured and took the time to confirm if I had what I was buying,,,,, We women of color who who provide almost 100 percent of the custom for these beauty supply shops. We should demand appreciation and respect. ( I have been in these store, frequent by 'sister" of high quality and respect are meanly spoken). And, also but rarely hold a sales position as clerks are. It is often believed in the intellectual circles that most immigrants in their native countries before the come to America that they can have great success if they just established a business in the African Community. But as a closing caveat, you mus6 re quite nice and courteous, who spend over 3 billions annually on this product alone. We must advocate for nor black business to offer this product to community And make possibe for us to respect and appreciate one another. So that this business can survive, to a meet the demand that we obviously value.

I had a 25 minute massage with Shannon and she was AMAZING. I'll always ask for her. Thank you for…read morea relaxing, nurturing, and healing experience!

Nicole cut my hair. She is so sweet ,down to earth and she did an amazing job . This is the second…read moretime I used her and I plan on going back as my son is getting married in Mexico City next month.

I have been going to this salon for at least 3 years and 50% of the time I leave with wet…read morehair....this thought to be continued...... The receptionist is rude. If one of your only jobs is answering the phone, you should at least be pleasant about it. Unfortunately, I make my appointments with what I'm guessing is one of the better stylists and she is too busy to provide personalized service. Rarely am I able to schedule a cut and color in the same appointment. While my highlights are setting, the stylist is cutting someone else's hair while the other stylists are sitting around. Personally I think she is too busy and overbooks her time. I'm not sure if this is her prerogative or that of the owner but, either way, unprofessional. Thinking I am being easy-going, I acquiesce to leaving with my hair wet to save my stylist some time. Come on ladies, half the reason we go to the hair salon is to leave looking more beautiful than when we came in, not like a drowned rat. Speaking of unprofessional, the salon can't afford to have you leave the tip on your card; it has to be in cash, inconvenient? Yes. For my most recent experience, I was 15 minutes late. I know, very rude of me, seriously. I was given a choice of either a haircut or partial highlights( I originally scheduled both). As I sat there waiting for my stylist to finish up another client (yea how did she get in between the time i was scheduled and the 15 minutes late that I was??) I wondered why I was still frequenting John Augustine's. I arrived at 5:15 and left at 7:30 with a wet head and PARTIAL highlight. Yea, that's right, 2+ hours for a PARTIAL highlight and non-blow-dried hair. How am I even supposed to know what my hair looks like if it isn't even blow-dried? Apparently, if I had chosen the haircut (as opposed to the highlights), I would have been blow-dried. From my previous experiences, this is unlikely. Personally, I think John Augustine's only has time for men and those with short hair....probably because it's quicker to blow-dry. I am so angry and would not recommend to anyone.

This place is great -- laid back and with top talent, not a "salon farm" that others may be…read moreseeking. It's a metro Philly treasure - they are great about making appointments, with friendly reminders and are always prompt with their appointments, and greet with a smile.

I sent a prescription to this pharmacy that I've used for 12 years ( since I moved to Bucks County)…read moreKathy was so rude to me telling me she didn't have the medication to fill the prescription. I asked when she'd have it and she replied, " why don't you get it filled at the pharmacy you've been going to?" Ummm, I beg your finest pardon. Village shires is my pharmacy. I only take omeprazole, which I can buy over the counter. Please do not assume, Kathy. I got my Covid and flu shots here too. But I won't be returning because a) they are never able to fill prescriptions b) the people here are rude. Mmmm byyyyyeeee

This is the best pharmacy around and has the nicest people working here. The pharmacist, Bonnie,…read morewho is very talented and with her assistant Kathie, they get your prescription filled and on time. The next time they see you, they remember what you were there for the time before and ask you how you are. Then they tell you that you look better. If you do not look better, they will tell you what to do to help,and call the doctor for a renewal if necessary. They also remember your family. They go above and beyond what a good pharmacy will do, and tell you it is no problem, even when you know it has to be. The other people who work there are amazing, too. The woman who stocks the store is the best, if they don't have it, she will get it. If you are too sick and can't make it to the pharmacy, they will bring it to you. If you want a team that makes you feel better when you are feeling at your worst, and it is right in your neighborhood, this is the place to go. I have been their customer since Bonnie opened it. 10 out of 5 stars 10/5. **********(inventory)