This store was my friends favorite store. She called it her Tiffany store of Little Rock. They have…read morelovely candles (from saffron to champagne), oil diffusers (champagne is the best), jewelry, and all sorts of goodies. Great gifts for ladies who want to be spoiled. Definitely a place you should visit or stop by to buy a little something for yourself. Mindy the owner is really sweet and the ladies who work there are amazing! They gift wrap and ship everywhere.

Customer service is awful. I called to ask a simple question and the recipient said "Oh my god…read moreyou're goanna do this to me at our busiest time while I have four people in front of me in line? You're out of your mind." She then went on to have a multi-minute tangent about her bad day. I understand some people are going through it but I did not feel valued as a customer as she completely spewed her baggage onto me when she simply could've answered the one word questions and bid me goodbye. There could possibly be other better staff at this location but this person soured my image of this business. Would not recommend or go back.

My husband and I walked into an empty store staffed with multiple employees. Not one greeted us…read more Not one offered assistance. We browsed with clear intent to purchase for nearly 20 minutes and were treated as though we were invisible. What we did receive was surveillance. An employee followed us at a distance the entire time -- not to help, but to watch. Then a regular customer walked in. The transformation was immediate. Multiple employees rushed to greet him, addressed him as "Doctor," asked about his weekend plans, and provided the attentive, personalized service that had apparently been unavailable to us moments earlier. For context: my husband is also a physician. The difference? They didn't know that. Luxury retail isn't about recognizing certain titles or catering to familiar faces. It's about consistency, professionalism, and making every customer feel welcome. What we witnessed was selective hospitality -- enthusiastic deference for the "right" person, suspicion and indifference for the rest. That isn't upscale. It's exclusionary. We won't be returning, and we'll gladly spend our money at Mr. Wicks who understands respect should not be conditional.

Myron Yancy went above and beyond to make sure that my custom suit was fitted for me perfectly. If…read moreyou are looking for a great place to shop, ask for Myron!!!!

I really liked their Hydra Facial -- my skin truly needed that glow. After getting it done,…read moreeveryone gave me such nice compliments. I would suggest to everyone that they should definitely visit Anna Threading and nail spa (Conway AR) and get a Hydra Facial. Besides that, I've also had many other treatments from this salon, and they were all extremely, good.

Products are amazing. Customer service is subpar, but they are nice when you find one to help youread more

I can't tell you how disgusted and disappointed I was with the staff at this Ulta store. I run a…read morelaw enforcement nonprofit that supports fallen officers' families. On this day, I was taking a 10-year-old daughter who lost her police officer father in the line of duty on a belated Christmas shopping trip to honor her loss. Sadly, Ulta didn't feel the same way, as shown by the treatment towards her and those accompanying her that day. I had tried calling for two weeks before our trip to Ulta to speak to the GM to see if they could make her day special by offering her a discount or some beauty samples, but the manager was never available. Based on the rude attitude I received on the phone every time I called, I doubt my messages were passed on to her. This should have been a premonition of how our visit would go. Our only shining light that day was Danielle. She was wonderful! She helped us throughout our shopping experience, giving us ideas of what our 10-year-old guest might like and taking us straight to the register to ring us up. She was truly lovely and is a benefit to the Ulta brand. Things only went down from here on out. The rudest person was the sales girl wearing a white top and short, messy brown hair who was ringing up customers next to us. She purposely yelled and was super loud to drown out Danielle's and mine conversation so we couldn't hear each other. She kept frowning at me and those with me. I found out afterward that while we were checking out, this girl approached my party, standing at the front of the store, and told them in the meanest way that they were blocking customers, which they were not, and they needed to leave. By this time, we had been joined by our special guest, a local, very well-known police officer who told her she was insulting and he wanted to speak to the manager. When the manager, Kristi, came over, she defended her staff but acknowledged she knew who the officer was and didn't make them move. Kristi then came over to me, and I again asked if there was anything she could do for our guest. She was adamant that Ulta couldn't even give her one beauty sample! I couldn't believe that Ulta wouldn't do one thing for this child who lost her father and sacrificed his life for others. I'd like you to know that I have been taking children on shopping trips like these for 7 years, and your store is the ONLY one that has never offered anything to a child. You should be ashamed of yourselves. In December, I took two teenage sisters to Sephora, and they tripped over themselves helping us! They gave the girls two bags filled to the top with samples, and they were thrilled! It doesn't take much to make these kids happy, but it also doesn't take much to show them that they don't matter. Congratulations.

They have everything to offer in the store Branson Landing Belk only has Clinique and Estee Lauder…read morebrands now. FYI....four years ago, QVC bought out Lancome and Belk was forced to remove Lancome, Christian Dior and and Mac brands and all fragrances from the Belk store in Branson. However, Ulta has all the good brands of makeup and fragrance, and a little bit less expensive .....plus their employees are nice and helpful. The only thing I would recommend is actually giving a sample here or there of the fragrances, especially during the holidays and having someone available to show the fragrances that knows what they're talking about because they keep their fragrances locked in cabinets and you can't even smell them to see which one you want to purchase.

I wish our store here was as big as some of the others but regardless, it's my first choice when…read morelooking for clothing, homegoods etc. always has the cutest, trendiest items and at pretty good prices!

Nice place to shop that offers a variety of items. My favorite items are the purses, perfumes,…read moreshoes, and candles.

We stopped in just to see what the store carried. The associates were friendly as we entered…read more Typical A&F with the ambiance being dark, music blaring, and a strong cologne/perfume scent flowing as you enter. Sometimes I wonder how the heck I can fit into these clothes. Also, how can people wear these itty-bitty clothing pieces?! I noticed these booty denim shorts that were almost like a bikini. Seriously?! Again, not a fan of the big logos. Was looking for some cas weekend t-shirts, but no luck.

Cute little boutique in the heights. I love that they sell Lafco candles (favorite scent is…read morechampagne, then berry) They sell clothes, lotions, jewelry, and lots of cool little gifts. Great place to buy Christmas gifts. They also gift wrap. Ladies here are very helpful. There's a cute dog who usually sits in the corner too!

Was visiting from San Antonio and this place is just like the boutiques I love back home! I'm all…read moreabout supporting small businesses! It appeared to me that they carried more of sleep wear than regular clothes but the entire store smelled amazing. They had a large selection of candles, diffusers, and lotions. They had a good selection of nice jewelry such as Kendra Scott. The purses, clutches, and bags were too cute as well!