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Blush Beauty Lounge opens second location in Grayton Beach

The spa will celebrate its grand opening July 31 with a ribbon cutting ceremony and community event.
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Blush Beauty Lounge will celebrate the grand opening of its second location at 32 East County Highway 30A, Suite 202, on Thursday, July 31, expanding the local beauty destination to Grayton Beach.

  • The new 2,000 square-foot space in Grayton Corners features four private treatment rooms and two brow and makeup stations. Owner Megan Burns said the location was a natural fit for the business.

“Grayton just felt right,” Burns said. “The building, the energy, the community – everything aligned. We’re honored to be part of such a special area and excited to bring something fresh to both new and existing clients.”

Burns took over the business two and a half years ago and has expanded the team from three part-time estheticians to 12 across both locations. The new Grayton location will have four staff members, including estheticians and front desk personnel.

The spa offers treatments including Jet Plasma, Endospheres, BioRePeel, Glo2Facial, permanent makeup and fine line tattoos. The Grayton location will introduce new offerings in lymphatic drainage, skin tightening and hair restoration.

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Blush has supported local nonprofits including Caring & Sharing of South Walton and Neurodiversity Resource of the Panhandle through donation drives and community partnerships.

  • “Our goal has always been to offer more than just a treatment,” Burns said. “We want every client to walk in and feel at home — and to leave feeling seen, supported, and glowing.”

The grand opening party will run from 4-6 p.m. on Thursday, July 31, with a ribbon cutting ceremony by the Walton Area Chamber of Commerce. Guests will receive complimentary cocktails, wine from Good Clean Wine, craft brews from Grayton Beer Company and light bites from The Red Bar and neighboring Grayton Corners businesses.

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Attendees will receive raffle tickets for prizes including gift cards, a three-month facial membership, Jet Plasma treatments for a year and 12 sessions of T-Shape Body Contouring. Additional prizes will be donated by local businesses including 30A Power Yoga, Beignets and Brew, ExVoto, The Grove Salon and Ophelia Swimwear.

Guests are encouraged to bring donations for Caring and Sharing of South Walton, including diapers in sizes four, five or six, cash donations and easy-to-prepare foods. Those bringing donations will receive additional raffle tickets.

“As Blush continues to expand its footprint, we remain focused on delivering exceptional client experiences and creating meaningful connections, one treatment at a time,” Burns said.

More information is available at www.blushbeautylounge.com.

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