E&Co. Salon and Spa

03/27/2026

Please help us wish this sweet girl a Happy 9th Birthday!

03/25/2026

New hair & pink glam makeup

Book your spring appointment now💐

by Makayla

03/18/2026

03/17/2026

03/17/2026

Hello!

I’m Lou Boyd, your new aesthetician here at E & Co. I wanted to personally invite you to continue your skin journey with me here.

My approach is rooted in advanced skin science and fully customized treatments designed to deliver real, lasting results—never one-size-fits-all.

As a welcome back, I’d love to offer you an exclusive new client offer on your first visit--50% off of your skin consultation, which includes:

*a detailed skin analysis
*a customized treatment (includes dermaplaning)
*a personalized treatment plan to help you reach your goals

If you’re ready for a more intentional, results-driven approach to your skin, I’m ready to help.

Warmly,
Lou Boyd

www.vagaro.com/louboydaesthetics

03/05/2026

03/03/2026

Before and after-- keratin treatment!

Results are always so satisfying!

Dont forget, this month is $50 off!

Stylist- Ashley

02/21/2026

Tired of unwanted frizz? Dreaming of smooth, shiny, manageable hair? ✨

For the month of March, enjoy $50 OFF a professional Keratin Treatment when you book your appointment!

Say goodbye to frizz and hello to sleek, healthy-looking hair just in time for spring 🌿

📅 Appointments are limited — message now to reserve your spot!

02/20/2026

What to look for on an ingredient label — and what to ignore!

When you read an ingredient label look for function. The first 3–4 ingredients on a label make up the majority of the formula — often 80–95% of what you’re actually applying.

After that, the percentages drop. Which means many ingredients listed toward the bottom are present in much smaller amounts. That doesn’t make them bad — but it does mean they’re not the backbone of the product and you didn't get what you paid for.

Ask yourself:
• Is there a true active ingredient?
• Does it make sense for my skin type?

So, if the ingredient being heavily marketed is near the
bottom of the list, it may not be doing as much as you think.

What you can ignore:

• Buzzwords on the front of the bottle
• “Clean” marketing without explanation (there is a lot that goes into this)
• Trend ingredients with no clear purpose in your routine

Not every popular ingredient is necessary.
Good skincare isn’t about fear.
It’s about fit--for you and your skin.

If you don’t understand what something is doing for your skin, it may not belong in your routine.

Healthy skin starts with understanding.

Warmly,

Lou

(an example of a label that falls a little flat)