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475 Wallace St, Nanaimo, British Columbia, V9R 5B7, Canada
(250) 591-3285 heybeautiful.ca
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Jul 14, 2018
I absolutely love the haircut Tran has given me - and that is twice in a row in the last 8 months. She really takes the time to listen and understand before giving her own suggestions and the result has been amazing both times. I have also enjoyed my conversations with her on both occasions.

Jul 13, 2018
Excellent stylists here!!! Great customer service. Best salon in town!

Dec 1, 2017
I needed my hair and makeup done, I had called multiple salons that had a lot of false advertising and really bad reviews. Being new to the area and not knowing where to go I used Google and found Hey Beautiful. When I called and explained my situation, they made it possible for me to get in the next day . Upon arrival everyone had a smile on their faces and we're extremely friendly Tyler was very helpful with suggestions. As my hair is very curly and thin. Tyler had full reign to do whatever he felt would look. Tyler is amazing and did a wonderful job. Next was my makeup, coming from a lady that doesn't wear makeup, Ashley did phenomenal job. I would highly recommend this salon to anyone that's wanting a fresh fun atmosphere, with fun professional people. I have found my salon !!! Thank you Hey Beautiful! !!!!

Nov 21, 2017
The staff are super friendly! Amazing service from Tyler! He transformed my hair, I now have beautiful blonde locks. Super fast service as well I was shocked. Couldn't be happier. I never leave a salon happy and today I left happier than ever. I will definitely be seeing Tyler again for my hair needs 😊😍

Mar 3, 2018
Came to Nanaimo for a wedding. Booked a haircut and updo with Tyler. He was very personable and did a great job. Would definitely go back if I lived here. Thanks to the staff for being so hospitable and welcoming.

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