A Very Merry Beauty Salon

2024

Romance

1
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 80%
IMDb Rating 5.8/10 10 404 404

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Plot summary

Sienna, the owner of the bustling Divine Beauty Salon is preparing for Atlanta’s Tinsel Ball, where she will be honored for her charitable work in the community. The annual event takes a glamourous turn with the arrival of Lawrence, a charismatic CEO whose family’s wine brand is now co-sponsoring the Ball. Sparks fly between them, but Sienna’s mother Georgia who is the head of the Ball’s committee, worries his involvement may ruin the event’s traditions. As Sienna and Lawrence are unexpectedly paired as dance partners, romance blooms, setting the stage for a steamy romance that challenges Sienna’s thoughts on love and family and makes this year’s Tinsel Ball the most memorable yet.

Director

Bobby Yan Photo
Bobby Yan

Top cast

Ryan Austin Bryant Photo
Ryan Austin Bryant as Tinsel Ball Waiter
Sheldon J. Nicholas Jr. Photo
Sheldon J. Nicholas Jr. as Noah
Cocoa Brown Photo
Cocoa Brown as Miss Kimmy
RonReaco Lee Photo
RonReaco Lee as Lawrence
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807.2 MB
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English 2.0
TV-PG
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23.976 fps
1 hr 27 min
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1.62 GB
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English 5.1
TV-PG
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23.976 fps
1 hr 27 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by TheMovieSearch R 2 / 10

A Very Merry Beauty Salon is a film

A Very Merry Beauty Salon is a film with clear potential, but the end result lands firmly in the realm of holiday fluff rather than meaningful seasonal storytelling. While the premise has room for creativity and heartfelt humor, the execution leans heavily into cheese and sentimentality without the cinematic grounding needed to make those elements work. Instead of embracing a spoof, a traditional comedy, or even a warm family narrative, the film settles into an awkward in-between space that never fully defines its tone. The result is a viewing experience that feels bland rather than charming. One of the film’s biggest issues comes from its inability to commit to a clear comedic or emotional identity. Scenes that seem designed to be funny play out in predictable, overly sweet ways, and moments that aim for sincerity feel too forced to resonate. The film never finds a consistent rhythm, and that tonal confusion keeps the story from becoming engaging or memorable. Instead of drawing viewers into a festive escapade, it often feels like an overextended idea stretched across a feature-length runtime. The casting also struggles to anchor the film. While the ensemble appears enthusiastic, many performances lack the nuance or energy needed to elevate the material. The standout is Tamera Mowry-Housley, who brings warmth and natural charisma to every scene she appears in. She remains the most engaging presence throughout the movie, yet even she cannot compensate for the uneven direction and scattered script. Her performance has flashes of sincerity, but the film around her doesn’t give her enough support to shine. The screenplay is where the cracks show most clearly. Storylines feel loosely connected, as though multiple drafts with conflicting ideas were merged without refinement. Emotional beats appear abruptly, comedic setups feel incomplete, and character arcs either stall or fade away entirely. The script rarely builds momentum, leaving viewers watching events unfold without ever developing a meaningful investment in the outcome. Directing decisions reinforce this sense of uncertainty. The director seems torn between crafting a romantic comedy and establishing a broader ensemble-driven holiday film, resulting in a mix of styles that never settle into cohesion. Attempts at romance lack chemistry, while the comedic elements fail to land because the tone is never firmly established. Instead of feeling cinematic, the film has the aesthetic and pacing of a made-for-TV holiday special—pleasant enough in passing but lacking depth, polish, or staying power. A Very Merry Beauty Salon ultimately feels like a missed opportunity. With stronger writing, clearer direction, and a more focused tonal approach, this could have been a charming addition to seasonal viewing. Instead, it becomes a holiday film that fades quickly, offering little more than an uneven mix of clichés wrapped in festive packaging. For viewers seeking genuine warmth or clever holiday comedy, this one may fall short of expectations.
Reviewed by Tatiana H 7 / 10

A very merry beauty salon wasn’t bad. I

A very merry beauty salon wasn’t bad. I enjoyed seeing Tia mowary and RonReaco back on the screen together. I love a Christmas movie and this one felt healing in a way. I would recommend this movie for a watch.
Reviewed by Tiffany G 7 / 10

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