Noir Lash Lounge Staying Inspired During the Pandemic

Bellevue, WALocal News

Noir Lash Lounge, founded by Joyce Poon, has thrived during the pandemic as demand for beauty services has surged, driven by a desire for self-confidence in the age of video calls. Joyce's inclusive philosophy has attracted a diverse clientele, from local cheerleading squads to a 90-year-old woman looking for glamour. With six locations throughout Canada and the Pacific Northwest, including a flagship store in Bellevue, Joyce has made a significant impact in the beauty industry. Her innovative eyelash extension products, free from harmful chemicals, cater to individuals seeking easy and effective beauty solutions. As safety remains a priority, Joyce has implemented rigorous sanitation protocols in her salons, ensuring the well-being of both staff and clients.

Leveraging social media, she has successfully engaged a growing audience, reaching 37,000 followers on Instagram with exclusive offers. Joyce's journey from a beauty enthusiast to a successful entrepreneur underscores the importance of adaptability and creativity in business. By prioritizing customer satisfaction and inclusivity, Noir Lash Lounge continues to redefine beauty standards in a changing world.

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