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Diane's Permanent MakeUp and Eyelash Extension

Diane's Permanent MakeUp and Eyelash Extension

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101 W Natick Rd, Warwick, Rhode Island, 02886, United States
(401) 855-4333 dianesmakeup.com
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May 13, 2019
My eyebrows and eyeliner came out great. I’ll definitely come back. Diane is kind and knows her stuff! **Edit four months later - eyebrows still look good, I had microblading done. My eyeliner healed very spotty and I had to go to another salon to get it fixed. I was told that the eyeliner was the wrong color, was applied in the wrong position (not close enough to lash line) and I also had pigment migration and scar tissue on one eyelid. Like I said before, Diane is very kind and does a great job on eyebrows. Would not recommend at this time for eyeliner.

Mar 4, 2019
Great experience with Diane. She did my permanent eyebrows and top and bottom eyeliner. It came out so beautiful and it is so wonderful to wake up with makeup. I look years younger! Many thanks to Diane and her daughter for making me feel so comfortable in a situation where I was so nervous. A+

Nov 14, 2018
I have been coming to this salon for years and I have always been satisfied. Everyone in this salon is so friendly as professional. My visits are always pleasent. The salon is very decorative as well as extremely clean. All around a pleasent experience. A+

Oct 12, 2018
My experience was wonderful, I've been going for over a year had my eyebrows done and lashes done by Diane,, she is amazing at all the work she does. Her Daughter is great lashes too. Greatest atmospher.❤

Apr 9, 2019
I got recommenced to this place by a friend but had a TERRIBLE experience with their eyelash extensions and they had dogs in the salon.. smelt like urine.

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