Eyelash Extensions & Facial Services in Ormond Beach, FL

Face & Lash Studio by Tami is 20 to 25 minutes south of Ormond Beach via US-1 (Ridgewood Avenue) — a single road through the heart of Daytona Beach into Port Orange, no highway required (though I-95 to exit 256 / Dunlawton Ave is an option for inland clients). The studio is at 3460 S Ridgewood Ave Ste A, with free parking outside.

Ormond Beach straddles the Halifax River. Most residential subdivisions sit on the mainland west of the river — Tomoka Oaks near the river corridor, the gated Breakaway Trails west of I-95, The Trails off the Hand Avenue / US-1 corridor, Halifax Plantation in the upscale north end, and Chelsea Place near downtown Granada Blvd. The barrier island east of the Granada or SR-40 bridges is the oceanfront half, including the unincorporated Ormond-by-the-Sea strip immediately to the north. Clients from each side experience the city differently.

The Casements (John D. Rockefeller's winter home on Riverside Drive) is the city's cultural anchor — every Ormond Beach local knows it by name. The Ormond Scenic Loop, the 30-mile drive through old Florida oak canopy and marshland off CR-4011, draws cyclists and motorcyclists year-round. Beachside residents and Loop riders accumulate UV, wind, and salt exposure that shows up as sun damage, hyperpigmentation, and barrier dryness — concerns that match what we see in our Daytona Beach Shores and Ponce Inlet clients more than our inland Port Orange regulars.

Ormond Beach's calendar overlaps Daytona's on the rally side: Bike Week is anchored at Teddy Morse's Daytona Harley-Davidson at 1637 US-1 in Ormond Beach itself, with the Ormond Loop Ride for a Cause as a signature event. The Halifax Art Festival (early November, downtown Daytona Beach but a draw for Ormond residents) and the Birthplace of Speed Antique Car Show & Gaslight Parade (late November) are local social anchors. Wedding venues that show up in our book include Forever Ranch on SR-40, Coral Sands Inn on A1A, The Casements itself, the Ormond Memorial Art Museum & Gardens, and Founder's Club at Plantation Bay.

Call (386) 212-1386 or book online to schedule your appointment.