Nothing Says Pampering Like Juve Salon




















Forget the chocolates, she or he wants a gift certificate to Juve in Mount Pleasant this Valentine's Day. Juve offers facials, full body waxing, highlights, balayage, cut/color, Halo hair, Cosmo Hair Extensions, Ergo Hair Brushes, Davines color and salon products, wedding hair and makeup, and more. Juve's friendly stylists DeAnna, Tammy, Tasha, Nicole and Whitney see a variety of clients and you're always welcome there!


DeAnna Loves Highlights 
Juve is an intimate and inviting full service beauty studio conveniently located in Mount Pleasant at Johnnie Dodds and Shellmore. We offer both men and women a relaxing salon environment. We cater to each client's unique style and personality and you are sure to receive only the highest level of service. Indulge yourself with our unique salon services. Choose from trendy cuts, color, facials, and much more. Experience a specialized combination of styling options that will perfectly enhance and rejuvenate your unique style.

We want to make every visit a memorable experience for each guest.  For that reason, we are devoted to continuing education, a professional salon environment, and offering our clients the latest innovations in hair and skin care with the highest level of service and technical expertise. We want to provide a comfortable and friendly atmosphere where anyone can steal a moment away to relax, rejuvenate themselves, and enjoy good company. We believe that there is something beautiful in everyone, and our goal is to rejuvenate your style.
Tammy Loves Davines 
   Check them out at: 
675 Johnnie Dodds Blvd, Suite D
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
p. 843.352.9110
juvemtpleasant.com


Location: Charleston, SC 675 Johnnie Dodds Blvd #D, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464, USA

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