Virginia Beach salon owner wants to offer permanent makeup services. But a city zoning law won't allow it.

Virginia Beach salon owner wants to offer permanent makeup services. But a city zoning law won’t allow it.
Stacy Parker, The Virginian-Pilot
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The owner of Beauty Bungalows salon suites, Allegra Staicer, is hopeful the city will change a zoning ordinance that prevents her from offering permanent makeup. As seen Thursday, May 6, 2021.
A city law that aims to limit the number of tattoo parlors and body piercing establishments in Virginia Beach is preventing a beauty salon owner from providing a type of makeup service.
Allegra Staicer, owner of Beauty Bungalows in Redmill Commons, wants to offer microblading — a type of semi-permanent makeup to enhance eyebrows — but she can’t get past step No. 1 with the city.

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