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Blue Elements Salon and Spa

Blue Elements Salon and Spa

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1098 Jackson St, Dubuque, Iowa, 52001, United States
(563) 585-2583 www.blueess.com
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Jul 12, 2019
Today was my first time there. My fiance was taken care of nicely but I was not satisfied with the work done on my hair. Come to find out I am losing hair which I now know is very minor loss so that means the woman who cut my hair not only butchered my hair but she exaggerated about my hair loss! I would not recommend this place at all if you have naturally thin hair.

Aug 12, 2019
Great place!! Friendly people, inviting, and has many amenities! Want to get lashes done? They have it! Want to get nails done? They do those too!! Ana is AMAZING, super nice and gave me some great pointers on my thin straggly hair! I HIGHLY recommend this salon!

Sep 25, 2020
I have gone for a fill twice now & Anna is very nice and knowledgeable about lash extensions. The person I went to before gave me poor after care instructions and she made sure to educate me as to what I should be doing. If you need lash extensions I recommend her 100% 💕

Jun 25, 2019
I wouldn't recommend this place if you want to lighten/ highlight/color your hair. I have golden brown hair and asked for highlights. My hair looks like a zebra...The lady also did not style my hair after she partially blow dried it. She told me I could straighten or curl it myself in the salon.. She only styled my sisters hair when my parents showed up and her highlights arent great either. After response from owner: After I saw the final product, I did not want her to touch my hair again. And no my sister was not happy with it.

Aug 25, 2017
Beautiful salon, blue does wonderful lashes, they will look beautiful for my wedding!!!

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Tue:7 am - 5 pm
Wed:7 am - 6 pm
Thu:7 am - 6 pm
Fri:7 am - 5 pm
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