Ecstasy Fashion

I went to this place to get a henna tattoo and the leafy told me it was $ 15. When I went to pay they offered me 2 free t shirts but I only got one and at the time I thought I was being charged 15 but the pin pad where your total is shown had the screen covered with a paper that said «confidential» so u don’t know your price till they give you your receipt. They only accept cash and debit card and I went back to my hotel room and pulled out the receipt and noticed they charged me $ 99.98 so I showed my mom and we went back to the place I case it was a mistake on their part. It wasn’t a mistake they said the tattoo was 15 $ but when we went back they said they charge for labor also and that they were saying 15 and up. She told me 15 when she was giving me the tattoo. The man was fighting with my mom and being very rude saying her real tattoo which was done 17 years ago looked bad. Either way these people ripped us off for a henna tattoo that didn’t even come out right and they were flat out rude and a total rip off. Don’t go to this place ever they are terrible!!!

Forced to give one star or I couldn’t write the review. This place are total scam. My 16 year old daughter when in for a henna tattoo and asked price they said $ 15.00. When she got back to hotel and handed me the receipt they charged her $ 99.98. Just under $ 100. I went back to the store and they were rude and didn’t give us the difference. Said they told her it was $ 15 for design plus labor. Total bullshit. This is a tourist trap. Stay away all

Who is this place still open? Scammers and negative employees. Charged my card $ 300 when it supposed to be $ 50. Don’t understand why this place is still open. The inidian chick is a fucking bitch your lucky I don’t live in Florida and the guys is disgusting. I talked to Fort police and submitted a claim With better business burial

Awful!!! Scam artist the whole crew!!! Pricing «started at. Them go to pay and it’s triple the quote. Then smooth talk until your ready to leave. Total crap and word twisters!!! Never set foot in there again rip off !!

Giving that one star, was SO generous… unfortunately I didn’t have the option to give them 0 stars. I came in to this store on a Sunday afternoon (¹⁰⁄₁₇) to purchase a towel. While I was in the store I was having a conversation with both of the clerks and found a towel, a couple dresses that appeared to be $ 14.95 each. When I got to the register, I found another shirt I liked, assuming the total was around $ 70 – 80 I gave «TK» my card and he ran the transaction before disclosing the amount. When I got my receipt back the amount charged was $ 299.98. I explained that there was no way I would have chosen a dress that cost $ 230 (the quality was very cheap) and asked if he could refund the dress. He said no and went on saying there was absolutely nothing he could do. I filed a report with the Fort Lauderdale police department and also a complaint with consumer affairs. I’m sure this place would have a lot more negative reviews if people knew the name of the store. I asked the name of the store and «TK» lied to me and said it was «Custom Shirts»… I feel completely disgusted knowing that I’m not the only one who has been scammed by this place. It is very unfortunate that people like this are able to conduct business this way. SHADY!!!

I got just a print done about three hours ago. The told guy me it’s like a glue and to peel it off an hour after I got it which I did now the whole thing is GONE!!! What a waste of money!!! He told me it was a Brazilian ink and not the usual middle eastern henna. Never going back here!!!

Well I guess I should have read that other person’s review before going. Guy says a henna tattoo is $ 15 dollars. Awesome guy charges our card $ 400… Unbelievable. Total scam artists. I hope they will have a great time with the Broward Sheriff Department.

Before I start my review, if anyone is walking along A1A and pulling this shop up on their iPhone or whatever, DO NOT GO IN! YOU WILL GET RIPPED OFF! Read on to hear about my awful experience with these unscrupulous people.
In my younger days, there were several occasions when the word «naïve» would have been appropriate to describe me. Such as the time I was a freshman in college, practicing piano in a rehearsal room for a class. A middle-​aged stocky bald man walked in and started chatting with me about music. Although he was gushing about my non-​existent skills a bit too much to believe, I gave him the benefit of the doubt and grabbed a latte at Starbucks with him to «talk about music.» The night ended with him asking me if I was gay or if I had any fantasies along those lines and me walk-​running to my car to speed away.
Since those days, I have learned to be a bit more suspicious of people’s intentions while hoping to retain the ability to count on basic human decency. That ability was temporarily suspended when I was on vacation in Fort Lauderdale, starting with this place.
My girlfriend was looking for a place to get a henna tattoo, so naturally, we walked into the shop with a neon sign that says «Henna Tattoo.» She asked what the price was and the man told her «15 dollars.» I was elsewhere in the shop when this quote was given. She chose a design and while the man was taking care of some other business, she reached into refrigerator to see what type of henna ink they had and got a bit concerned that it wasn’t a brand she was familiar with. When she asked the man a question about the ink, he pretended not to hear her as he rapidly applied the stencil. She repeated her question and he grabbed her arm tighter saying «don’t worry about it» and squirted the ink into place against her will. Well, now she had to let him finish unless she wanted a blob of black ink on her skin for the next week.
Flash forward to when she got a chance to look up the brand of henna that they use, it is actually not henna at all, but a type of permanent ink. The ink contains 0% of the henna plant, so be aware of that if you come here. Also, the entire bottle can be purchased for $ 20.
The man did a pretty shoddy job, even with a stencil, skipping as much of the design as he could get away with to save ink, not being able to stay within the lines, and unevenly applying the ink. I could tell that she was not happy, but didn’t want to exacerbate any negative feelings, since we were on vacation.
When we reached the register, which is strangely located on the other side of a wall in what looks like a separate store, the price for the tattoo came out to $ 60. I also asked for a Red Bull and got a bracelet for myself and a few t-​shirts for our family members. I paid the bill and as we walked out of the store, my girl told me about the original quote that she received for a quarter of the final price. We attempted to reconcile their stories, and that is when I put two and two together and realized that we were in the middle of a very organized scam, worse than any tourist trap I have seen. Before quoting us the outrageous price, the woman was schmoozing as hard as she could, trying to get us to like her. The man and the woman who work there are always separated by a partition, so you do not have the ability to talk to them both at the same time to get their stories straight. There are no prices listed anywhere, allowing them to make up whatever they think you will pay.
And perhaps most telling, the store doesn’t even have a name. You can see where it was painted over, I am guessing around the advent of online reviews.
Besides that, they never gave me the Red Bull that I paid for. And their claim that the tattoo would last 30 – 60 days was exaggerated by 20 – 50 days.
So if you are using Unilocal’s monocle app or thinking of going into this store, DO NOT ENTER. Instead, i would appreciate it if you spit on it as you walk by, or do something else (legal) to balance out the fact that they are ripping off every customer who buys something there. I only got taken for $ 30 and the price of a Red Bull, but I can imagine much worse things happening to others.
Again to summarize,
DO NOT GO INTO THIS SHOP!
SCAM!
FRAUD!
SHADY!
RIPOFF!
TOURIST TRAP!
You are welcome.