BLVD

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BLVD is a multi-brand beauty services company offering waxing, laser hair removal, brows, blowouts, makeup, and related treatments through concepts like Spruce & Bond, DreamDry, and Pucker in New York and surrounding areas.

Scarsdale, NY
Owned by Hudson BLVD Group

About BLVD

BLVD is a specialty beauty services concept that brings several premium salon brands together under one umbrella, including Spruce & Bond (waxing, laser hair removal, brows), DreamDry (blowouts and hairstyling), and Pucker (makeup and lashes). The company focuses on high-end, results-driven treatments delivered in a modern, boutique environment, with locations such as its Upper East Side studio at 1441 2nd Avenue in Manhattan and a flagship in Scarsdale, New York.([sprucebond.com](https://www.sprucebond.com/))

A charge labeled something like “BLVD *UPPER EAST SIDE T 000011854 NEW YORK NY” on a card statement is typically from an in-person visit to one of BLVD’s locations, most likely the Upper East Side studio where services like waxing, laser, brow shaping, or related beauty treatments were performed. Charges may be one-time payments for a single appointment, a package or multi-session purchase, gratuity added at checkout, or adjustments for rescheduled or partially refunded services. In some cases, there may also be small temporary authorization holds when a card is placed on file to secure an appointment, which later drop off or are replaced by the final charge.

To verify a BLVD charge, customers should first check recent email confirmations or receipts from BLVD, Spruce & Bond, DreamDry, or Pucker, as well as any online accounts used for booking. Reviewing appointment dates and locations against the transaction date on the statement usually clarifies the charge. If questions remain, the next step is to contact the studio noted on the booking confirmation or use the contact details on BLVD’s or Spruce & Bond’s official website to reach customer service. When disputing or inquiring about a charge, having the date, exact amount, and the last four digits of the card used will speed resolution, and customers can also work with their card issuer if they suspect fraud or do not recognize the transaction.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to BLVD.

  1. BLVD *UPPER EAST SIDE T 000011854 NEW YORK NY

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my bank statement show a charge from “BLVD *UPPER EAST SIDE” when I booked with Spruce & Bond?

BLVD is the umbrella beauty brand that operates Spruce & Bond along with other concepts like DreamDry and Pucker. Even if you booked under the Spruce & Bond name, your card may be processed under BLVD with a location tag such as “UPPER EAST SIDE,” which corresponds to the studio at 1441 2nd Avenue in Manhattan.

What types of services typically result in a BLVD Upper East Side charge?

Common BLVD Upper East Side charges come from in-studio beauty services such as waxing, laser hair removal, brow shaping and tinting, or related treatments provided under the Spruce & Bond brand. The final amount may include the base service price, any add-on services performed at the visit, and gratuity if added to the card.

Can BLVD charges appear as different amounts on the same day?

Yes. You might see a small temporary authorization (for example, a low-dollar hold when the card is first run) followed by the final charge after the service is completed, or separate charges if you purchased products or upgraded services on-site. The smaller authorizations should drop off automatically within a few business days, leaving only the settled transaction on your account.

How do I get a copy of my receipt for a BLVD Upper East Side visit?

Receipts are typically emailed to the address used when you booked or checked in. Search your inbox (and spam folder) for terms like “Spruce & Bond,” “BLVD,” or your appointment date. If you cannot find it, contact the Upper East Side studio or use the contact form on sprucebond.com or yourbeautyblvd.com and request a duplicate receipt, providing your full name, appointment date, and last four digits of your card.

How can I cancel or reschedule an appointment to avoid unexpected BLVD fees?

BLVD and its brands generally require cancellations or reschedules to be made in advance of the appointment window, otherwise a late-cancellation or no-show fee may be charged to the card on file. Log into your booking account or call the specific studio (such as the Upper East Side location) as early as possible to adjust your appointment and confirm you are within their stated cancellation policy.

How do I request a refund or dispute a BLVD charge I don’t recognize?

Start by contacting the BLVD/Spruce & Bond location listed on your confirmation or use the customer service contacts on yourbeautyblvd.com or sprucebond.com. Provide the date, exact charge amount, and a description of the issue (for example, service not received, duplicate charge, or incorrect amount). If you still believe a charge is unauthorized after speaking with them, you can then open a dispute with your card issuer using the documentation from your communication with BLVD.

Does BLVD store my card and run charges automatically for future services or packages?

For convenience, BLVD may store your card on file to secure bookings or to apply remaining balances on packages and series. However, recurring or automatic charges typically occur only when tied to pre-agreed packages, deposits, or cancellation/no-show terms disclosed at booking. If you no longer want a card stored, contact the studio or support and ask them to remove your payment details from their system.

Can gratuity or add-on services explain why my BLVD charge is higher than the menu price?

Yes. The amount on your statement may exceed the base menu price if you added gratuity to the card, purchased recommended products, or accepted add-on services during your visit (for example, an extra area for waxing or an upgraded treatment). Check your itemized receipt or contact the studio to confirm the breakdown of the total charge.

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