This week our Charleston preferred provider spotlight is on Alexandria’s Salon and Spa. Founded by the mother-daughter team of Coralie White and Alexandria Watson, they’ve created a very impressive business.

Mandy initially found out about them a couple of years ago and has been going back ever since to have Alex cut and hi-light her hair.

I went to go check them out about six months ago for a massage and absolutely loved the service I received as well. If you’re looking for a good massotherapist, Lacey is your girl! She is very knowledgeable in the physiology and kinesiology of the human body which makes her stand out as a therapist in my opinion. Go see her for a massage and you won’t be disappointed.

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This week our Charleston Preferred Provider spotlight is on Chiropractic USA. I’ve been a client for several years now and I can’t say enough good things about this business.

Not only because of the treatment I receive as a patient but also for their professionalism and caring staff.

While personal touches and true customer service seems to be a lost component with so many businesses today, Chiropractic USA exceeds in this area. It’s the simple things like receiving a follow up phone call from the doctor to see how I’m feeling after my adjustment.

How many times does that happen with most medical practices?

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Each week at Shaping Concepts we’ll now be featuring a local business in part of our new Charleston Preferred Provider program. The idea is to help promote Lowcountry businesses that we’ve found to provide high quality products and services.

It’s a way to let our clients and friends know about local providers that have a history of professional service, quality, and integrity with how they operate their businesses.

As we develop this program you’ll be able access a complete directory of local businesses we refer to along with receiving exclusive discounts. In our first feature this week we’re spotlighting AesthetiSpa located in Mt. Pleasant.

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