Harmon Health & Beauty has opened in the retail section of Hotel Belleclaire, located at 2175 Broadway, between 76th and 77th Streets.
According to its website, Harmon Health & Beauty offers:
[perfectpullquote align=”full” bordertop=”false” cite=”” link=”” color=”” class=”” size=”16″] – Popular name brand cosmetics such as L’Oreal, Maybelline, Revlon, Cover Girl, Neutrogena, Physicians Formula, Essie and many more.– An extensive assortment of facial, hand and body brands including Ahava, Olay, Aveeno, Neutrogena, Roc, Nivea and many more.
– One of the largest selections of hair styling products and hair accessories. Top brands include Nexxus, John Frieda, OGX, Fekkai, Marc Anthony, Pantene and Tresemme.
– All your personal care necessities from body wash and soap to dental care and grooming to sun care and specialty bath products plus much more.
– A wide variety of Health and Wellness essentials including cough & cold, allergy, analgesics and first aid; plus a large variety of vitamins and dietary aids.
– [Its] own Harmon Face Values brand on many health and beauty items. Harmon Face Values brand products are guaranteed to be the same quality as national brands at substantial savings.
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The corporate website states that Harmon is a subsidiary of Bed Bath & Beyond. Notably, another subsidiary is buybuyBaby, which was previously expected to be opening at this location.
Do they not know that is not a safe block, bc the shelter is there?
Seriously?
This may explain the bareness of the Bed Bath and Beyond across from Lincoln Center
They already have a store up on Broadway by 90th Street.
That corner is horrible bc of the hotel. Group of seedy looking men at all hours more often than not smoking marijuana right in the open. In front of hotel, across street on 77th and often on islands on Broadway. I live on that street and no longer feel safe allowing my kids to walk around by themselves. Terrible and sad.
Can we use BBB coupons there?
Great location to get robbed, assaulted, harassed by drugged up homeless men living in the shelter.