I first came to Eloure during their pre-Grand opening, I was impressed with the products and the…read moreowners. I returned during the grand opening and was able to find product for my curly hair that actually met my expectations. Today, I was telling my friend how I had my hair rodded, was waiting for the curl to drop and 2 weeks later it wasn't lose. That changed when I got caught in a storm during JazzFest with only a bucket hat to keep dry. My hair was definitely soaked but I didn't feel like washing it and just pinned it back and slept in it. Didn't do a thing to it for the next two days and when I went out in day 3 the curls were loosened but it felt like they may be dreading! My girlfriend recommended I mix conditioner and water, spray it in my hair, let it sit a bit and then try combing it through. She recommended a continuous sprayer to get it evenly distributed, of course I didn't have one. So of course I went to Eloure. Honestly, since they're a small beauty supplier I wasn't sure they'd have it. As soon as I walked in they had them right in front and several. While there the staff was assisting a couple with the purchase of wigs. They were so excited to find exactly what they wanted and finding out they were as expensive as expected. Reasonable pricing is also a plus! Every time I've gone to Eloure the staff has been knowledgeable and professional. I love supporting small businesses and I continue to support good ones like Eloure!

It was my first visit to this business and I was greeted (by the co owner) of the business and he…read moregreeted me in a friendly manner. I noticed how neat the store was and wigs were neatly displayed and not cluttered ( as I have noticed in other beauty supply stores). Excellent customer service with a genuine concern in assisting me in finding a wig I would be pleased with. My first visit will not be my last. Much success and keep up the good work.

This little tucked away Gem is amazing…read more Ever looking for something in particular for your hair and you can't seem to find it anywhere? Well you can stop looking because this may be just the place you find it. I was looking for a particular brand of hair and couldn't seem to find it anywhere. I just about gave up when I was finally told by a rep at a different store that what I had been looking for was discontinued. A friend from work mentioned this beauty, pun intended (corny I know lol), and low and behold they had exactly what I was looking for. I've only ever seen about 3 different people working the store but only two of three were very nice and helpful when needed. The store isn't too big but just the right size to have all kinds of variety when it comes to hair and maintenance products. I'd say this store is definitely worth the look.

1 of 4 locations in Jacksonville. Beauty supply superstore...they have everything for ethnic hair…read morecare at decent prices. They let you try on wigs before you buy, but only allow you to try on 3. Wig caps are $1. Wigs are $15 and up. There is a tip jar for the girl that helps you try on wig. There were pennies in the jar and I thought to myself "Who in the hell gives pennies as a tip? Why even bother???" The guy at the front register was nice and the girl who helped me with the wigs was nice so I gave her a $1 bill. She seemed happy to get it. The only thing I didn't like about this place is that they sell gold colored earrings locked in a case, which didn't make sense to me because they are priced at only $2-4 but are labeled 14kt gold. I asked the wig girl what part of the earring was 14kt gold and she had no idea. The guy up front was gone by that time, so I left thinking they are selling fake earrings labeled as 14kt gold. So to sum it up, go here for your wig and ethnic hair care needs but steer clear from the jewelry.

Me and my sister were hunting for good beauty supplies and came here a like a week ago. Their…read morevariety is pretty good in terms of hair, but also jewelry, makeup, and more. They also had a sale because they're relocating ( :( ), and the girl behind the table thing was helpful and the Korean dude was cool and made it a good experience.

Really good experience here. I went in for some acetone to soak off artificial nails. The guy…read moreworking there was super polite. Pointed me in down the isle right to it. The was probably one of the cleanest and well organized beauty supply stores that I have been in that isn't a big chain.

I've been watching their instagram page, I lame here for a particular item they advertised on sale!…read more They were out of it! I also thought I heard it was a black owned business. The store is nice. Customer service was ok. If you're in the area check it out!

Jacksonville the another friendly hair store looks always come here to buy stuff items are low…read moreprices and the environment is clean place

Carey is the best Hair Stylist ever, He listens, and had great idea what good looks for me.read more

Pretty bad, not going to lie…read more I went in to get a perm. I have had a perm twice before at different salons, and both times was very satisfied with the results, my hair remained curly and voluminous for 6 months afterwards. Here, though.... 24 hours later - not even a barest sign that anything was done to it. Although, 24 hours is generous, as he went, he took some pictures, and to be honest I was hard pressed to tell what was the before picture, and what was the after picture. 72 hours later, I washed my hair, hoping the curls would come back, and it is somehow even straighter than it was before I went in... As I left, Carey mentioned to me that I must be the first person he seen with thin hair where perm with large curls holds holds. This was news to me, as I never had an issue with it before, but it is a pretty big thing to mention not before he started, but after he finished, because it isn't that cheap of a service. As it turns out I wasn't an exception, it's just he is really bad at it. Considering his application technique, and comparing it to how it was done at the other two places, I'm not really surprised, he has barely sprayed the solution on my hair rather than properly apply it so that it would absorb well, like I had it done at other places. To make the experience even worse, afterwards he cut my hair. And it was... well, I wouldn't say that it is singularly the worst haircut I have had, but it is pretty up there. Completely uneven, one side doesn't match the other, plenty of hair sticking out away from where the line should be. I needed to have another haircut 3 days later, because of how uneven it was. Finally, to add insult to injury, when he was washing my hair, somehow, my back got soaked down to my underwear. I didn't even know that this was possible. Definitely not coming back.

It's right off Art Museum drive and plenty parking. The Art of Hair studio is where Cori does…read morebraids. I went to a friends party and her braids were awesome, Cori was there, I got her number and the next week I was sitting in her chair. Cori asked what I was looking for, I told her I wanted braids that would last and not require any work from me. I asked her to do whatever she thought would look good on me. She was fast and did an awesome job, love it! I like to have my hair braided for trips and I have a major trip coming up in a month so I'm testing styles. Cori works by appointment only, you pay a deposit before your visit and the balance after she's done. It's a smart business move.

Beat Customer service and Salon experience I've had in a long time.read more

I had a very positive experience. My hair came out super adorable. It was fast. And they even…read moreoffered some very yummy tea

do not come here sat for 10 hours and my parts were crooked hair falling out theyre rude and greedyread more

I was referred by someone I saw in passing who had beautiful creamy blonde hair, no golden just…read morepretty soft blonde. She referred me to Katherine but when requesting an appt online you can't select who you'd want to book with. I received a text from Brooke from Ray of Blonde (it took me by surprise she got my number) to set up an appt with her. She was very kind and set up an appt after going over a few possible dates. She had an availability the next day at 1:30. We texted about what I wanted which was low maintenance balayage, lived in blonde. I confirmed I only wanted partial, no haircut because my hair is very healthy. I get to my appt with the kids and we talk about what I wanted again to confirm. I wanted to keep my roots natural so it's not high maintenance. She asked if I wanted a partial or full and again I said partial. They had lots of refreshments and snacks which were awesome. Kept my kids busy, and my blood sugar balanced so that was cool. So we get foils in, do the toner, and I noticed my hair is still yellow even though she said it was "a really pretty ash." I'm a natural darker golden blonde so my hair lifts fine and tones as well. The pics I showed her and what I explained I wanted were for sure not any yellow or gold. That was the point of lifting the ends with a little bit of bleach as well. So we go back to the hair wash area and do toner again. It worked!! So it just needed more time. I'm glad I spoke up because I can't imagine it being more gold than it is now. I'm giving 2 stars for 2 reasons: 1. I've never had to double tone my hair at a salon because it always is toned the shade I ask for the first time. She also didn't give me what I asked for and did more to charge more. I notice most people at the salon have more yellow blonde but I was very specific that I don't like that because I have so much gold in my hair it needs to be more ash. Not to mention how often highlights require maintenance. 2. I'm from California which is way higher cost for everything and have gone to amazing stylists, never have I ever paid over $250 for a partial even with root smudge, toner, and styling which is pretty standard for hair these days. I didn't even get a haircut and it was $325. I did tip her $50 because she was very kind and accommodating when it wasn't the color I wanted, even though what I wanted should've been automatic. I think she was trying to be careful since it was her first time doing my hair. It looks okay but not the best it's ever been. Update: I actually just washed my hair for the first time and it is not low maintenance, there's full on highlights and I'm pretty upset with how golden it is. Maybe she didn't use high enough volume peroxide but it's a dark gold blonde in the highlights by my roots that I didn't want and it's way too gold/yellow which is none of what I wanted. I guess she just kept foiling my hair not thinking about what we talked about before she started or texted about previously. It's really not cool, especially since I asked for something wayyyy low maintenance that shouldn't have taken so long or cost $325. Now I have to wait for it to grow out and pay someone else to fix this.

You can see by my history it takes a Lot to make me leave a bad review. Essentially, I have to…read moreexperience outright racism, or be physically hurt to leave a bad review. This time she basically called me cheap because I asked why they didn't let me know when I made the appt of the price increase. First visit, I gave stylist my previous stylists formula. I have always had great relationships with my stylists and kept the two previous ones for a decade each, only having changed bc of moving. This lady didn't want to use the formula that has always given great results and instead turned my hair darker and almost grey when I asked for partial highlights. Fine, it was first time and I still left an amazing review for her despite. The second time, the highlights were excellently placed but still lacking for the overall hair look. Perhaps because she cannot communicate what needs to be done and how much it will cost. I typically come once every 6 weeks, and my stylists have always loved me or pretended very well to. I am fine with whatever the price is but i want to be given an approximate idea of price in advance, and most people expect it to be around what their website claims, which was I think $210-240 for partial highlights, toner and cut. she told me on the way to her it would be $240 + $65 for the cut for each child. Previous two appointments were about $190 each time. Maybe this is cheap? I don't know. But it's almost $115 per service increase or about $230 more than expectation from what I was charged before. I'm not used to being asked "how much is your budget?" Just tell me what the prices are and what it will take to achieve the inspiration photo. I'm fine, but most people will need to know what something will cost beforehand because that goes from $440 to about $600 total. One daughter was just having some small face framing and the ends highlighted and her hair was getting chopping off very short so should be way less product than mine. The other I asked for partial highlights starting midway or lower. Anyway, when I got there the owner and my previous stylist spoke to me in an assuming that I was cheap and not just that I simple I want price to be clearly stated and not confusing. Not to mention it took at least 20 minutes for them to discuss the price amongst themselves and the owner told me it would not look like the inspo pics and couldn't say what it would achieve. Instead I got a little bit of a judgey, my salon is too expensive for you. It was just very odd. I never understand why women feel the need to condescend you instead of just give factual information on pricing. I will say the photo in their salon, she does chose only extremely pretty people to work there, ut reminds me of the Abercrombie and fitch business model. Act like it's your honor as a client that you can purchase from them. I am fine to pay more when I am treated with respect and price is same for everyone and it's clearly stated like their website states. Supposedly it wasn't the amount of product but skill level of the stylist. Their hair did look great in my opinion, but then I got a text 4 days before my next appt telling me my personality would go better with this other stylist. If I wanted to be judged for my personality, I would never have gone there. Good luck for how you treat people. I think I made the mistake of thinking I could just talk to the stylist like a friend while she was doing my hair and I enjoy talking about how both sides of politics have become theater to get each side to hate while the Epstein elites take more control of our lives pushing us every election towards totalitarian government with social credit score, but I think she's pretty strong liberal so it seems that viewpoint, typically, it's very much my way is holier than your way, Maybe that's what they meant but I have no idea what they meant by I would get along better with Jentry. Safe to say, most people would feel the superiority attitude. I'm typically very immune and it doesn't bother me but I can't take it these days. Oh well, only time anyone has ever not wanted me as a client and as an American, I want to give my money to someone who respects and is open to conversation and also people of different perspectives and opinions and can communicate price per service clearly. Being able to speak freely is what America is about. The constitution was rigorously debated for years: debate and difference is great; it typically leads to fairness and the best outcomes for both sides. It is quintessentially American!