Started going to Southern Gleaux recently as a new tanner and the staff was helpful and the tanning…read morerooms and beds were very clean.

Family owned business. Super friendly personnel. Very clean establishment. Always has plenty of…read more"whatnots" and assorted clothing. I can't think of a more quaint and relaxing place to tan. Treat you like a real person and not just a number.

Love it here, a little pricey but perfect spa/ boutique! I…read morehave gotten my lash's lifted abs tinted here and I highly recommend that service. I have also gotten the Fotox facial and personally I didn't see any difference so I probably wouldn't do it again for the price but it was relaxing.

This place is awesome!! Tara is very professional and courteous! It is always very clean and…read moresanitary! I drive to Watson for her to do my spray tans and it is so worth it! She always makes me feel completely at ease during a spray tan!

Bridget is such a personable person who makes customers feel comfortable making the tanning…read moreexperience a pleasant one. I highly recommend this business.

Bridget is awesome. She is very professional and exudes her southern hospitality. This is the…read moreonly mobile service that I have found that has Infinity Sun. I highly recommend this business.

Great service! Clear communications regarding variety of…read moreservices. The lady doing tanning takes care to make customers feel comfortable. Tan turned out to be just right and even.

I started going to Sugar and Bronze over a year ago and love them. I have worked with two ladies…read moreand both were great. Maddie has been taking care of me for most of that time and she is wonderful. The vibe is welcoming and very cute. The sugar hair removal is amazing and I highly recommend it over the typical waxing for your bikini wax. Best thing I ever did!

This is a top notch, full service spa. Tranquil, relaxing, very clean, and excellent customer…read moreservice. The facilities are pristine, the "waiting" room is lovely and comfortable (with fruit water and M&Ms to snack on!), and the massage and facial services are top of the line. Only small thing I'd change: don't assume the client likes lavender. My massage used lavender everything and I wish I'd been given an option of scents as I dislike Lavender.

The spa is pretty. However, it is small. The relaxation room was crowded. Although the staff was…read morenice they didn't offer a tour of the facilities (I don't believe they have much - no sauna or steam room or whirlpool), nor did they offer me any refreshments (water, champagne, fruit, snacks etc) I see mentioned by other reviews and seen with other patrons. As for my service, I had the Moroccan Oil Escape which is supposed to include a hot oil scalp massage, oil and orange peel exfoliation and a hot stone massage. I received 1/2 head scalp massage, oil and orange peel exfoliation and a regular massage - no hot stones. As someone who is a member of a high end spa in Los Angeles I know what it should feel like. However I am incredibly sore on one side of my back (I don't have back pain), neck and shoulder. This is definitely not a high end spa even if they do charge high end prices. :-(

I loved my waxing experience here!! Kailey was wonderful!! The vibe was immaculate! The business…read morewas very clean and cheerful and Kailey was very kind!

His is where I started getting waxed. I have moved states and town (to Gonzales currently) the…read morecustomer service, quality of wax, appointment rooms of facility are all too notch. And have made me a staple customer.Love this place! Great vibe, experience and finishing product

Someone put a leash on me because I am out of control! Lush is by far my favorite cosmetic company…read morefor a plethora of reasons. They are cruelty free, never test on animals, committed to using all natural ingredients and their products just plain rock. They all smell wonderful and work beautifully. I probably should not let this out but every year on Boxing Day Lush starts it's one and only sale of the year, where they put all Christmas items including those huge gifts with like 50 different products in a very cute reusable hat boxes for buy one, get one free. Yeah. What isn't BOGO is half off. Needless to say, I and all the other Lush junkies in the world go a wee bit cray at this time of year. I'd like to use this opportunity to let you know about all the awesome products I like to get and how to keep them fresh until you need to use them. Soaps My favorite of the Lush line, I buy a lot of their soaps. My absolute favorite is Karma, but really I love them all. Their soap, if you notice, does have an expiration date (fresh, organic ingredients tend to). Here's what I suggest. Use a knife to slice of a piece of your soap large enough to use for a week or so. Wrap the remainder in the wrapping it came in or but it in a zip lock bag and put it in the freezer. There it will remain fresh and ready to go for when you need a new slice. Just make sure your friends and family don't mistake it for a yummy smelling popsicle, because although they could eat it doesn't mean they should. :) Bath Bombs Just store these in a cool dry place like a medicine cabinet until you're ready to use them. These are awesome for a fizzy, colorful and sweetly scented bath. Bubble Bars Love these as well for a colorful bubble bath that smells so good. Bubble bars are usually good for two or even three baths. Just break off a chunk of one and store the rest in it's original package in the medicine cabinet next to those bath bombs. Body Powder These come in a bottle that isn't the sprinkle kind. Just be careful to put a little in your hands and then apply it where you'd like it so you don't over do it. Solid Shampoo Bars and Scrubs Lush sells tins just for storing these treats. Get a few! Or find something similar to do so. This will keep it safe and dry in between uses and not melt away down the drain. That would be a travesty. Padlock This is not a Lush product but I suggest investing in one. Just the other day my daughter told me she used to sneak in my bathroom and use a certain facial scrub (Ocean Salt) while I wasn't around. =) I get it though. Just know that if you're hoarding a bunch of Lush swag, you're putting yourself at risk for creating another Lush addict who will fight you at the sale to get that last bath bomb. Just saying.

If your only goal is to shop at Lush and you're not familiar with this mall, I recommend parking at…read morethe Sears lot and taking the escalator in the store down. Once you're out of the Sears in the main mall, turn right and you'll be right where your addiction leads you. The store is now open for in store purchases again but I still really enjoy the convenience of shopping from home and in store pick up. Even with only seeing me in a mask, I'm apparently recognizable given my regular hauls since reopening in general. With Covid, I have really struggled to entertain myself at home. Enter Lush bath bombs, bath oils, shower bombs, body conditioners, shower jellies and scrubs. My wallet is a little lighter but I smell amazing and my skin is so crazy hydrated! If you've never stopped in, take my story as a cautionary tale of Lush addiction. But if you do, you're definitely taking huge steps towards self care. Side note: I've visited other stores during this pandemic and they have offered personalized samples. I'm looking forward to this store bouncing back to doing this again. Some of the samples I receive are just such a waste on me.