About You're Beauty Pty Ltd
You're Beauty Pty Ltd is an Australian private company registered with the Australian Business Register as an active entity since September 2025, with its main business location in postcode 2250 in New South Wales, which covers the Central Coast/Point Frederick area. Public classifications list it under the broad "Other Services" sector, which for this region typically includes personal services such as beauty, grooming, or related care businesses rather than large-scale retail or manufacturing. Given its name and industry classification, the most plausible interpretation is that You're Beauty operates as a local beauty or personal care provider, such as a salon or aesthetics service.
A charge from "YOURE BEAUTY PTD LTD" on a card statement is therefore most likely tied to an in-person purchase of beauty or grooming services (for example, hair, nails, brows, facials, or similar treatments), or possibly beauty products purchased on-site. These would normally be one‑off card-present transactions at the business location; there is no indication from public filings that You're Beauty runs a large online subscription or e‑commerce operation. Small authorization holds may occasionally appear if a card was pre-authorized before a treatment or if a terminal retried a transaction, but recurring monthly subscription-style billing would be atypical for a local beauty service provider unless they explicitly sold memberships or packages.
If you do not recognize this charge, start by checking your recent visits to beauty salons or similar personal care businesses in the Central Coast/NSW 2250 area, including any appointments booked for you by friends or family. Look for confirmation texts, booking emails, or receipts around the transaction date. Because there is no widely advertised official website or central support line for You're Beauty Pty Ltd, the fastest way to resolve questions is usually to (a) call or visit the salon or business location where you recently received beauty services, and (b) ask them to look up the transaction by date, amount, and the last four digits of your card. If your bank can’t confirm details or you still suspect fraud, you should immediately contact your card issuer to dispute the charge or request a replacement card.