Today we went around 3pm. And the two employees that were there seemed to be bothered when we asked…read morequestions. When we checked out the attitude seemed to come out more. Not sure what these ladies are going through but maybe the one talking about going back to the bowling alley should go back.

Everyone here is really helpful. They have a wide range of products and usually have pretty good…read moredeals, depending on what you are looking for. I couldn't find a diffuser for my blow dryer anywhere else and Sally's had several that I could choose from. The staff seem very knowledgeable and can help you find whichever products you need to achieve your most beautiful look! Their rewards program is super helpful in saving money too. I just wish they carried Not Your Mother's products!

The Oily Bar Soapery is a beautiful shop that smells amazing. Very calming smell and lots of great…read moreproducts to shop and enjoy. This shop is right off the Waxahachie Square and is very inviting, just like every other shop on the square. The employee greeted everyone upon entering. There was a lounge area with a fake fire place and a large table that you can probably host an event here if you wanted too. Go check it out!

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I tried to redeem my birthday gift for the month. After spending $130 they told me to log into the…read moreapp. So I went outside and spent 15 minutes downloading the app; the app ultimately made me create a new account. I went back and showed them the "happy birthday" offer, but since my number was now linked to 2 accounts, they told me to call customer service. I told the cashier I just spent 15 minutes trying to prove to them I have an account, and do not feel like wasting another 15 on the phone with customer service for a $5 gift. It was so frustrating they cannot fix this issue in the store. The birthday gifts are worth $5 max. They guard these things with their life and make it impossible to claim a reward that they advertise. I have not had an issue claiming a bday gift in the last 3 years. It's not that deep, but total waste of time after spending so much money over the years

Had a hair appointment and got there early. When I arrived, not one single stylist acknowledged me…read more I waited and waited for almost an hour and just walked out. I have never been so upset. Completely ignored. Several stylists saw me waiting and never asked if I was being helped or if I had an appointment. I felt so embarrassed. Never will I go back

If you have been on the fence about getting your eyebrows done because you've seen some terrible…read moreresults on others do not be afraid to make an appointment with Iris. I wanted fuller brows but I was afraid since I've seen so many bad jobs where they look just like a blob of ink. Iris does microblading but for me she did Nano because of my oily skin. All of the lines/strokes look so natural and fixed my terrible thin 90s brows. She really analysis your skin to make sure she uses the right pigment, the right procedure and she is conservative so that it is not just one big block of color. Worth your time at least to check out her work. You will not be disappointed.

My daughter and I have both had a great experience here. The doctor and staff are super nice…read morepeople, they are knowledgeable, respectful, and very helpful. We've been going here regularly for over a year and have gotten great services from them.

All the ink embedded within the superficial layers of my skin has been put in by Mo. All the ink…read moreembedded within the superficial layers of my 60 year old mother's arm has, also, been put in by Mo. Yes, she is a fantastic tattoo artist. But let me take it a step further and omit the word tattoo for a moment. She is a very gifted and talented artist. If you review Mo's work, whether on a human, or on the canvas, you can easily see a glimpse of her deep artistic expression within it. You don't necessarily need to know this person, but reviewing her stuff on various internet platforms will give you an insight on what she does, how she does and more importantly how passionately she does. My experience with Mo is tattooing, thus I will keep this review strictly about that (though she also does other things which can be reflected on the said platforms). What I can confidently say about her work is that she listens. She acutely listens to the idea that the individual brings to her and is very aware of the fact that though, for her, it may be another tattoo, the person bringing it to her has come with something which may be very special to them. So she gives each consultation session the same importance. She has over a decade and a half of experience which can be seen in her confidence. She is confident enough to make suggestions and help drive an idea to its epitome; and still never takes complete charge and always is aware of the fact to have the person who is getting tattooed still call all the shots. She recommends, humbly; she suggests, creatively; and she modifies, appropriately and dynamically. By now, I have spent over fifty hours of 'under-the-needle' time with her. As simply as I can say this - she is good. Tattooing is not a pain free process. But the care with which the person tattooes makes all the difference. Various aspects of her sessions - her machine is sound free. You know that classic tattooing sound - at least for me that nerve-racking at first. SO me now hearing anything makes all the difference. At this point its different now but at first this was huge. Next, her music selection is DIVERSE. I can't emphasize this how important music can be and how kick ass her music playlists are. Also, she can gauge really well how the client is doing under the needle by body language and the overall perception of pain being exhibited by the client. She modifies, slows down, takes a break or beasts through the session based on how YOU are doing. Also, she can talk you out of the worst pain areas, move around, IF NEEDED, and do all sorts of different tricks to help ease the overall experience. I, personally, wouldn't take the experience any other way. If it were easily placed under the skin, it definitely wouldn't be worth it. So, so sum up this essay - Mo is gifted, talented (very), creative AF, and really can help you bring an idea to life in its fullest potential. I am for sure going back.

Ben Workman was excellent to work with. I sent him some concept images and he sent back the first…read moredraft. We made some revisions and ended up with the art in the pictures. He was so easy to work with, he didn't have any resistance to the changes requested in the design. The day of he was professional and incredibly helpful with managing some unexpected discomfort with my skin sensitivity. 10/10 recommending to all of my friends.

Terrible experience!! I had a tooth she was "watching" and asked me to bite down on this tool and…read moreit cracked my tooth further!! I was then forced to get a crown right away!! Unfortunately, the dentist couldn't get my mouth numb before the crown!! I sat there for almost an hour until she sent me home. At that point, I ended up flying out of town to see my uncle who is a dentist that I trust!! He was able to get my mouth numb before the crown within a couple minutes!! I then received a certified letter in the mail stating they are dismissing me as a patient because I had another dentist do my crown!! Unreal!! Completely & totally unprofessional!!

My sister took my niece in today to get a tooth that been chipped fixed. My poor niece had face…read moreplanted while on her scooter, literally two days ago. Needless to say, the poor girl has scrapes all over her face and it's very evident that she face planted. She's 15 and very much feeling the sting of having her face affected by this already. The dentist walks in to her in the chair and not only has a visible shocked and slightly appalled look on their face and then actually said something to the effect of "woah". to my niece! How can you call yourself a professional and treat a kid coming in to be seen for something this way?! I'm appalled and disgusted by the fact that an adult, much less a professional adult who bases their practice on helping to improve people's confidence in their looks could behave this way to a teenage girl.