Belliard’s Hair Design Studio & Spa

I had a terrible experience with the massage therapist. I will say the manager/​owner, Mia, was very nice about it (which is why I give two instead of one star) & offered another service which I declined. Aside from that I can’t recommend that particular therapist it was not exactly relaxing the way they have things set up. Instead of having privacy, you walk in your robe from a private area through the front reception area up stairs to the massage area. This is not relaxing & something I have never experienced in the ten plus massages I have gotten with other spas. I had a very bad experience with the massage therapist & Mia asked what she could do. Ultimately I asked for a refund. She said she couldn’t give me a refund «because you didn’t pay me». I thought that was a very strange thing to say. I had a living social. This is the second & only experience I have had with a salon & living social. My personal opinion is that if Mia was aware that I had a living social coming to me as I was insisting on leaving just changing into my clothes, clearly she was aware & I can’t account for the therapist’s behavior other than I was treated the way I was because of the living social & not paying full retail. I guess the owner, Mia, views this as losing money. I understand maybe the therapist’s experience is that living social customers do not tip as well so it didn’t matter how I was treated. I will never use a spa that uses living social again. Clearly, if you are using living social to bring in business, you should not be bitter that those customers aren’t paying full retail as the goal is to have those people return. The therapist apparently told Mia I was really stressed out before the visit because she asked if I could come on a day when I was less stressed. Well, I am a full time stay at home mom with a 2 month old & a 17 month old & this was just a normal day for me (I don’t think I was particularly stressed other than I had trouble finding the place) with the exception of that this was a Christmas present designed for me to be able to get away & have a relaxing day. What a joke. I will be going back to Hand & Stone literally right across the street where I previously had an excellent hot stone massage.

My first time getting a gel manicure with the spa. It was not a good experience as I was very excited to see how my service would look completed. The tech did not appear confident. She could not cut, shape, file or polish. No bowl to soak. No cuticle work. No lotion applied upon completion. The dryer was very cheap. There were 7 colors total to chose from and not pretty colors might I add. I am beyond disappointed that the service is $ 30 for something I could have done at home. Never again!

I had the best deep tissue massage here. I could not move my neck and I was in terrible pain. I was under a lot of stress and my muscles had a lot of tension. After the massage, I wasn’t able to fully move my head/​neck but it was a 1000x’s better than when I entered. My muscles would’ve benefited from an additional hour of massage, but my pain threshold is low and the massage left me with a bit of pain in the next 24 – 48 hours to follow (though this is normal for deep tissue). As someone that experiences tension headaches and tight muscles, I’d definitely go back.

Always feels Special. Mia takes Professional curtesy and comfortable feel. Easy, relaxing place. Great services here. Women & Men.

A hidden gem! Relaxing and secluded place to have a day of beauty. Very friendly staff and there is nothing this place does not do. I love the wide variety of options and services! Whatever you need done, Belliard’s is the place to go! Got a Keratin treatment from Missy! Awesome job! Will definitely come back!

I really don’t like to write negative reviews on here but I had to share my experience–
I made an appointment for a facial and add on peel. Listed on the service menu online it says that peel is $ 50.00 or $ 25 if you add on to a signature facial. The facial I got was more expensive than the signature facial so I assumed that the add on peel would also be $ 25. I learned that I was wrong and that on top of the $ 130.00 facial the peel was an extra $ 50.00, but if I had gotten the signature facial which is $ 80.00 the peel would be $ 25.00– makes absolutely no sense.
I also made the appointment mentioning I had a living social certificate, which was not a problem when I made the appointment on the phone. When I went to pay I was told I could not use the living social voucher in conjunction with the facial price they were running for spa week. Ok I get it but this should be listed on the website. All in all I ended up spending over $ 100.00 for an ok facial and peel. The living social voucher was worthless.
I suggested they should post something on their website about living social vouchers and that they can’t be used in conjunction with other specials. Their response was we have it listed on our website. After going back on and trying to find it I could not. I thought the point of living social and groupon was to try and get new customers in, give them a good experience and hope they become regulars.
Overall disappointing experience.

I was here about two weeks ago. I had a haircut, pedicure and a manicure. My nails were done just fine, and the girl… I forget her name, was pretty deccent.
I did find it very off, that for a Saturday, there were two other customers in the entire place though. I know times are tough, but two people?
Anyway, my hair was cut and styled. It looked good when it was done, but days later, when I got home and did it myself, I realized that the hairdresser didn’t cut my layers as I asked her to. They’re straight across, and I reminded her that I needed them angled because of my hair type. Whatever, she was a kid, and just didn’t do as the customer asked.
Will I go back for a hair cut? No. Will I say the place is terrible? Nah.
But just LISTEN to the customer for once, and maybe you’ll have some repeat business.

I avoid writing negative reviews, but this turned into the nightmare birthday present. I never know what to give my mom so based on reviews I got her a gift certificate to this place thinking she could get a massage. She went to get a manicure and it sounded like it was horrible experience. They booked the wrong type, the nail polish was dried up (my mom had to point this out!), etc. etc. The worst was the technician was dismissive.
Ugh! She has money left on that gift certificate, but she refuses, absolutely refuses, to go back there out of dignity. I hate wasting money in general, but I can’t use it since I don’t live in the area. Anyways, I have learned my lesson about gift certificates to random places.

the aesthetician left the room so i could «relax» during the mask portion of my facial. personally, i don’t think that is ever okay. most other spas give hand/​scalp/​feet massages while masks are on. i also started off with really amazing haircuts and color here, but one bad cut is enough to make me stop going someplace. the last time i went here, i got home and cut off my mullet.