Eva Skin & Beauty Centre Limited

02/12/2022

11/26/2021

05/28/2021

Congratulations to all the Dundas BIA Reader's Choice winners 2021 and a huge shout out to our fantastic community who supports the downtown 💚

02/09/2021

❤️The Perfect Gift 🎁

Babor 'Gold Collection' Ampoules

02/05/2021

11/26/2020

Holistic gifts, treatments and gift certificates always available. Free local delivery

Happy local shopping!

06/16/2020

Our Latest updates on Reopening
during COVID-19 pandemic 


Dear Customers & Clients,

Please note that as to prevent the spread of Covid-19 we have implemented new protocols and safety measures:

We will be accepting clients by appointment only, no walk-ins available at this time. Curb-side pickup and local delivery still available.

Our retail area will be monitored, as we will be taking 1 customer at a time in the store so social distancing can be easily observed, all products are kept inside our cabinets until they have been purchased.

We ask that customers arriving to please wait outside until receptionist prompts you for your appointment. All communication can be made by phone 905-628-3866 or directly through our website evaskinandbeauty.com in Let's Chat or by facebook messenger (eg. request appointment/questions/concerns etc.)

Upon arrival there will be a series of pre-screening questions and a temperature check

We accept MasterCard, Visa and Debit card payments.

All customers/clients will be required to wear a mask and if you do not have one we will provide one along with hand sanitizers and gloves for you before entering the store.

Our washrooms will be closed to customers at this time, we request that you are to use them at home prior to arriving to the store.

We sincerely thank you for your understanding during this time.

Looking forward to seeing everyone!

With love, Eva's

06/15/2020

Preparing for our
Grand Reopening!!

05/07/2020

As a thank you to our beautiful and endlessly supportive community, we are offering, for a limited time FREE BABOR Skinovage Moisturizing Eye Cream with the purchase of BABOR Moisturizing Cream and Serum! $60 VALUE!

Same day/next day FREE local delivery!
Contactless payment!

Call 905-628-3688 or
live chat on ~ evaskinandbeauty.com

04/11/2020

Yes, I also have this photo in our store, still proudly operating as family run business

William George Brown was born July 10, 1840 in Maryland, USA. His parents, Thomas and Julia Brown, both African American, moved the family to Canada when William was young. They were in search of a better life, and settled in Dundas.

At a young age, W.G. Brown began work as a teamster, and married Annie Elizabeth Lightfoot on October 18, 1864. Annie and William had three children: George Thomas Brown, who became a barber in Toronto, Mary Jane Brown, who was a school teacher in Freelton, and William Creswell Brown who died as a child.

In 1868, W.G. Brown opened up his own barbershop at 75 King Street West. He would operate this establishment successfully for the rest of his life. Photographic evidence as well as Brown’s long tenure in Dundas suggest that his racial origins did not affect his business. At the very least, Brown overcame any prejudice he may have faced and operated the barbershop for 66 years.

W.G. Brown was a member of the Baptist church and did not work on Sundays so that he could engage in his religious practices even though other barbers were open on Sundays in town.

Brown’s wife, Annie died in 1896 and William remarried a year later to Hannah Elizabeth Archer, a widow. They had one child together, Alden Brown born in 1898, but Hannah’s child Norman from her previous marriage lived with them until he emigrated to Chicago, Illinois in 1921.

Alden Brown became a bookkeeper and stayed in Dundas his whole life. He was also involved with the Dundas Historical Society and the early years of the Dundas Museum.

William George Brown was the barber to many in the community, but notably to the respected doctor and orator Charles Victor Roman. Each time Charles returned to Dundas, he would have his hair cut by W.G. Brown.

William George Brown died on March 11, 1931 at the age of 90. He was survived by his wife Hannah and sons Norman and Alden.

Thanks to the students of McMaster University Department of History for their assistance with this project.

04/01/2020

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