Beauty Supply Warehouse

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111via Google

3 months ago

First the store is huge so I wanted to check it out. I simply asked the woman if the nose ring was a actual piercing or cuff she proceeded to say “You can check the price its not real” then proceeded to look at me crazy as she was implying that I was asking if the cheap looking 7.99 nose ring was real gold. She misunderstood me and had the audacity to be passive aggressive I took my business elsewhere no thanks

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Monica Gomezvia Google

3 months ago

Purchased amazing clip in hair extensions here for a great price!! Highly reccomend!

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Elena Grace Allenvia Google

7 months ago

A few weeks ago I brought my friend to the beauty supply warehouse to buy a wig for the first time. Rick was the associate that helped us. He was knowledgeable, efficient, humorous and kind. My friend walked out wearing the hair he had chosen for her. It was wonderful to be so taken care of! She LOVES her new do🌟

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Deanna Greenvia Google

about 1 year ago

I went here yesterday 11/30/24 to buy some Hollywood Coconut Oil and a brown wallet they got alot of things but they very high but it's San Francisco California of course. I've been going here for about four years now.

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4 Reelvia Google

over 7 years ago

Staff was not the most congenial, but not rude. They were, however, extraordinarily vigilant and watchful. Going to Oakland (or, sadly, Amazon) would be far preferable. The floor of the store is a tight labyrinth, likely to discourage grab-n-dash visitors. Though not at all what I expected, I tried to keep an open mind. For starters, as I entered the store, because an employee was at the door smoking, my visit started out very poorly, with a cloud over it... literally, which had me thinking, Never again. The selection of haircare products was decent; the prices were just so-so. Though the saleswoman was helpful when showing the ponytails (which were hung about 15 feet overhead and had to be retrieved by a pole and hook) I found her offer of a 10% discount for the dusty display ponytail to be sad and more fodder to encourage me to leave, grab my phone to shop, buy and have delivered to my doorstep what I needed. I like to, as much as possible, patronize brick-and-mortar stores, mindful that keeping them in business is a plus to neighborhoods and communities. However, $19.99 for a cheap, dusty, synthetic drawstring ponytail, minus $1.99 (the 10% discount) was just enough to make me forget and want to leave quickly. For the first time ever, I got out of a beauty supply store with spending less than $100, and it wasn't at all difficult. Oakland or Amazon for me. Surely won't go back.