Natural Beauty

Don't fall for this scam. On the outside, this place looks like a mini LUSH. Once they get you inside, you'll be subject to a high pressure sales pitch. The product is Lavelier and it claims that it's better than a face lift. There is only one location in NC. . .and it's in a tourist town. That's because you cannot return their product. You'll get home and discover it's not legit and you'll be stuck with this expensive "miracle eye cream". It's a complete fraud. WALK AWAY (I'm soooo glad I did!).

I don’t believe the prior reviews do this store justice. The Zero Gravity LED Anti-Aging Skin Rejuvenation System they’re supporting is an FDA- approved device being used by medical professionals for adults & children to facilitate speeding healthy tissue growth post chemotherapy. Read up on it before you criticize please. I am a hospice nurse using this system myself & it’s making a difference!

Skin care serum is good and I’m using it. The facial I got was nice. But the high pressured sales tactics are ridiculous and it would be a ton better to simply sell the product for a listed price and be done.

RUN AWAY from this business.These people stand out on the sidewalk and try to lure you into the shop. They made comments about my jewelry, my husband and were pushy and vulgar. I was having trouble getting away when a friend walked in and seeing me said "Our Table is Ready." Locations in Highlands, NC and Charleston, SC. A total rip off. RUN AWAY from this business.

Think about going in here every time I’m in town. Too bad every time I walk pass the free sample guy pockets the sample and acts like he isn’t giving them out. I guess I don’t look like I have money. I do but refuse to spend it here with rude sales staff. Also beware that they had all but one bad review when I made this post. Now magically they have a ton of five star reviews. Funny huh?

Staff was friendly and extremely courteous. Their products are amazing. They were definitely one of our highlights in our trip to blowing rock. Will keep coming back every time we are in town.

Oh this place exists. It's like one of those skin care scam places at the mall that get you in a chair and try to sell you $400 eye cream. Nope.