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.