Roxbury Boutique - North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582 - Barefoot Landing

Today I went into their store today with three of my friends. We noticed the henna tattoo sign outside and thought it was a good place. We end up talking to the henna artist, and he’s non-stop flirting with us. He asks for our name age, and other personal questions. there was clearly a big age difference, the artist didn’t care and continued to make very inappropriate statements. we asked him when we walked in how much they were for a small tattoo, he told me $15 or even cheaper. as the experience continued, he constantly were uncomfortable about what the artist was saying to us, we all finished getting our tattoos and then he begun to write our checks. he then asked for our personal information, and asked us to go out with him after he got off work. we knew at this point that we needed to leave. he gave us our checks and told us that he took off money, and it was nothing but added. i payed $30 for a small sun on my collarbone, 2 of my friends payed $40 for a small collarbone tattoo, and my friend was charged $90 for a HAND henna. we didn’t argue at this point cause we were needed to get out. each of their workers followed us to the register to pay and then watched us the leave store. the henna artist asked us after we were leaving to come see him after to talk about our “plans.” DO NOT COME TO THIS STORE. IT IS NOT SAFE. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE BE SAFE AND DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY

I got a henna tattoo done here. When I asked about the price he said "$10 for a wrist size" so I picked mine out and he did it in about 3 minutes. I left a tip, then went to pay at the register. When I got there the man told me it would be $35. This henna was smaller than a Reese Cup (abt 3/4 of one) and was super simple. I felt my heart drop I was in shock as I handed the man the cash. I was told instructions and followed them. The man who did my henna told me that it would fade then come back a dark black. The next morning after I woke up (abt 14 hours after I got my henna) it look awful like someone had drawn with a pen then tried to wash it off with water. I felt even worse than I had when I had to pay the $35. I FELT ROBBED. When I went back to see if he would fix it he went completely off and started talking about how disrespectful I was being. I feel completely cheated I would suggest if you want to get a henna to go anywhere else. This man is a con artist, he is only nice upfront to get your money. DO NOT COME HERE TO GET A HENNA

Good selection of band shirts, and they replaced a shit that was defective with another one. Friendly staff too.