Grow Salon

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Grow Salon is a Seattle-based hair and beauty salon offering haircuts, coloring, styling, and other cosmetic services. The salon serves local clients with a range of beauty treatments in a boutique setting.

Seattle, Washington, United States
growsalonseattle.com

About Grow Salon

Grow Salon is an independent beauty salon located in Seattle, Washington, providing hair and beauty services such as haircuts, coloring, styling, makeup, nail services, and hair removal. It operates as Grow Salon LLC and serves clients in the Seattle area looking for personalized salon and cosmetic services in a neighborhood shop environment.([naicslist.com](https://naicslist.com/company-profile/grow-salon-llc-seattle-wa-98107?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “SQ *GROW Seattle WAUS” on your card is likely from a visit to Grow Salon where you purchased a service such as a haircut, color service, waxing, or nail treatment, or bought retail beauty products. Because Grow Salon uses Square as its payment processor, the descriptor starts with “SQ *” followed by an abbreviated form of the business name. Charges will usually be one‑time amounts corresponding to the service total plus tip, though you might also see separate transactions if products were rung up separately or if an added gratuity was processed after the initial authorization.

If you have questions about the charge, start by checking your calendar and email/text confirmations for any salon appointments on or near the transaction date, as well as any Square digital receipts that may have been sent to your email or phone at checkout. To resolve issues, you can contact Grow Salon directly using the phone or contact details on their website; provide the date, exact amount, and last four digits of the card used so they can look up your ticket. If you don’t recognize the transaction and the salon cannot find a matching visit, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge and request a new card in case of unauthorized use.

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  1. SQ *GROW Seattle WAUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my bank statement show “SQ *GROW Seattle WAUS” instead of Grow Salon?

Grow Salon uses Square as its payment processor, so card statements show the prefix “SQ *” followed by an abbreviated version of the business name. The line “SQ *GROW Seattle WAUS” typically corresponds to an in‑person payment at Grow Salon in Seattle.

What types of services at Grow Salon commonly result in card charges?

Common card charges at Grow Salon come from haircuts, color services, styling or blowouts, waxing or other hair removal, nail services, and purchases of retail hair and beauty products. The final amount may also include tax and any tip you approved at checkout.

Can Grow Salon set up recurring or subscription-style charges?

Grow Salon primarily processes one‑time payments for each visit or purchase, so you should not normally see recurring subscription-style charges from them. If you notice repeated monthly or weekly charges labeled “SQ *GROW,” contact the salon and your card issuer to confirm they are legitimate and not duplicated or fraudulent transactions.

How do I get a copy of my receipt from Grow Salon for this charge?

If you opted for a digital receipt at checkout, Square may have emailed or texted you a copy—search your inbox or messages for “Square” or “Grow Salon.” If you can’t find it, contact Grow Salon directly with the transaction date, amount, and card last four digits, and they can typically reprint or resend your receipt from their Square terminal.

How can I cancel or reschedule a future appointment with Grow Salon to avoid a no-show fee?

Visit Grow Salon’s website or call the salon directly to change or cancel your appointment according to their cancellation policy. Many salons require notice—often 24 hours or more—to avoid late-cancellation or no-show fees, which could otherwise appear as a charge similar to a normal visit.

What should I do if I see a Grow Salon charge I don’t recognize or that appears incorrect?

First, verify that no one in your household used your card for a salon visit on or near that date. If it still looks unfamiliar or the amount seems wrong, contact Grow Salon with the transaction details so they can look up the ticket and correct any errors, such as duplicated charges or misapplied tips. If the salon cannot resolve the issue or you suspect fraud, reach out to your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction.

Does Grow Salon place temporary authorization holds on my card?

Like most businesses using Square, Grow Salon may run an initial authorization on your card when the transaction is started. In some cases you might briefly see a pending amount that later updates to the final total including tip, or the initial pending amount may drop off while the final posted charge remains. These temporary holds normally clear automatically within a few days.

How can I contact Grow Salon about a billing or service question?

You can contact Grow Salon using the phone number and contact form listed on their official website, growsalonseattle.com. When you reach out, have your appointment date, stylist name (if known), transaction amount, and the last four digits of your card ready so they can quickly locate your visit and address any billing or service concerns.

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