u/East_Pie1885

I had been going to Enhance Beauty Salon for a while and trusted asmita, but my recent experiences completely changed my opinion. After my honest review that i should have gave along time ago, she has had people make fake reviews to drown out my bad review after scratching my face with her bare dirty fingers causing swelling. There are only two workers there Asmita and her employee. I went in for lashes and didn't know the employee didn't actually know how to do them because nobody told me.
Instead of being honest, she still tried to apply them and ended up spilling glue all over my face and into my hair. When I asked if glue got in my hair, she repeatedly told me "no, it's okay" while scratching glue off my skin, leaving my face red, irritated, and swollen.
I messaged the owner afterward with photos of what happened. She apologized and offered me a free set of lashes, which I appreciated. But when I came in, she told me I was no longer allowed to bring my own lashes as if my lashes were somehow the problem instead of the poor application and glue incident.
I'm only 18, and honestly I feel like because I'm young, l haven't always known how to speak up for myself when something felt off. Looking back, Asmita had been treating me strangely for a while, but l ignored it because I genuinely liked the way she did my lashes and didn't think it was serious enough to say anything. I kept brushing things off instead of standing up for myself, but now it has reached a completely different point.
Fast forward to two weeks ago: I got another set done. and within FOUR DAYS the were already Fast forward to two weeks ago: I got another set done, and within FOUR DAYS they were already falling off badly. Normally my lashes last at least two weeks. I asked if I could come in for a refill, and she agreed. I ended up coming back TWICE within the same week because the lashes still wouldn't stay on.
While I was sitting in the chair, Asmita asked me,
"You just came yesterday, what happened? Are you picking them off?" That honestly upset me because why would I keep wasting my own gas money and time coming back over and over if I was purposely pulling them out myself?
Meanwhile, the same employee who spilled glue in my hair stood over me the whole time, and the atmosphere made me feel like they were talking about me or acting like I was an inconvenience because their work wasn't lasting. Then, within FIVE HOURS of the refill, the lashes were already peeling off again.
Before I left, Asmita told me, "Next time you come, you pay." The way she said it made me feel like she thought I was trying to scam free services, when in reality I was just trying to get lashes that would actually last and be applied correctly. At this point, it genuinely felt like she intentionally did the refill poorly so she could stop dealing with me and finally say how she really felt.
What bothered me most is that after I left an honest review where I still thanked her for the times she did my lashes well she edited her responses afterward to make herself look professional online, despite how I was actually treated in person.

I had been going to Enhance Beauty Salon for a while and trusted asmita, but my recent experiences completely changed my opinion. After my honest review, she has had people make fake reviews to drown out my bad review after scratching my face with her bare dirty fingers causing swelling. There are only two workers there Asmita and her employee. I went in for lashes and didn't know the employee didn't actually know how to do them because she lied.
Instead of being honest, she still tried to apply them and ended up spilling glue all over my face and into my hair. When I asked if glue got in my hair, she repeatedly told me "no, it's okay" while scratching glue off my skin, leaving my face red, irritated, and swollen.
I messaged the owner afterward with photos of what happened. She apologized and offered me a free set of lashes but that I MUST BRING MY OWN LASHES ( not worthy enough for a true free set even tho I lost hair and had to be prescribed triamcinolone).
I'm only 18, and honestly I feel like because I'm young, l haven't always known how to speak up for myself when something felt off. Looking back, Asmita had been treating me strangely for a while, but l ignored it because I genuinely liked the way she did my lashes and didn't think it was serious enough to say anything. I kept brushing things off instead of standing up for myself, but now it has reached a completely different point.
Fast forward to two weeks ago: I got another set done. and within FOUR DAYS the were already Fast forward to two weeks ago: I got another set done, and within FOUR DAYS they were already falling off badly. Normally my lashes last at least two weeks. I asked if I could come in for a refill, and she agreed. I ended up coming back TWICE within the same week because the lashes still wouldn't stay on.
While I was sitting in the chair, Asmita asked me,
"You just came yesterday, what happened? Are you picking them off?" That honestly upset me because why would I keep wasting my own gas money and time coming back over and over if I was purposely pulling them out myself?
Meanwhile, the same employee who spilled glue in my hair stood over me the whole time, and the atmosphere made me feel like they were talking about me or acting like I was an inconvenience because their work wasn't lasting. Then, within FIVE HOURS of the refill, the lashes were already peeling off again.
Before I left, Asmita told me, "Next time you come, you pay." The way she said it made me feel like she thought I was trying to scam free services, when in reality I was just trying to get lashes that would actually last and be applied correctly. At this point, it genuinely felt like she intentionally did the refill poorly so she could stop dealing with me and finally say how she really felt.
What bothered me most is that after I left an honest review where I still thanked her for the times she did my lashes well she edited her responses afterward to make herself look professional online, despite how I was actually treated in person.