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Support Local on Small Business Saturday with the Grand Opening of Timeless Beauty Ink

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Just in time for the holiday season, Timeless Beauty Ink, an esthetics studio owned by McKayla Peterson, is celebrating its grand opening in the Villager Building at 8088 Main Street in Garrettsville. With a mission to boost confidence and enhance natural beauty, Timeless Beauty Ink is set to become a go-to destination for skincare in the community.

ā€œIā€™m so excited to finally open the doors and welcome everyone to Timeless Beauty Ink!ā€ said Peterson. ā€œThis has been a dream of mine for so long, and I canā€™t wait to share it with the community. My hope is to help people unlock their self-confidence, and Iā€™m so grateful to be able to do what I love right here in on Main Street. I canā€™t wait to see everyone!ā€

The studio offers an extensive range of services designed to meet various beauty needs. These include Pro 30 and Pro 60 facials, dermaplaning, microdermabrasion, and specialized treatments such as Vitamin C and chemical peels (available in light, medium, and deep options). Waxing services cover everything from eyebrows to full-face and body treatments. Timeless Beauty Ink also specializes in microblading, lash tints, lash lifts, brow laminations, and more, ensuring personalized care for every client.

To mark its debut, Timeless Beauty Ink will join the community celebration of Small Business Saturday on November 30 from 1ā€“5 p.m. Visitors are encouraged to stop by during the event to meet McKayla Peterson and explore the studioā€™s offerings. This day also serves as an opportunity for the community to come together, enjoy festive activities, and support local businesses.

Timeless Beauty Ink invites everyone to experience its services and commitment to enhancing confidence and beauty in a welcoming environment.

Benjamin Coll

Ben is the co-owner and editor of The Weekly Villager and actively guides the James A. Garfield Local School District's student media programs. He oversees GGtv broadcasting, the High School yearbook, and Podcasting initiatives, fostering student creativity for the JAG community. In Garrettsville, he serves as vice president of the Garrettsville Area Chamber, vice president of the Garrettsville Board of Public Affairs, and contributes as a board member for the Nelson Garrettsville Community cupboard,

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Benjamin Coll
Ben is the co-owner and editor of The Weekly Villager and actively guides the James A. Garfield Local School District's student media programs. He oversees GGtv broadcasting, the High School yearbook, and Podcasting initiatives, fostering student creativity for the JAG community. In Garrettsville, he serves as vice president of the Garrettsville Area Chamber, vice president of the Garrettsville Board of Public Affairs, and contributes as a board member for the Nelson Garrettsville Community cupboard,