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Rowan, an ear-piercing store, will be coming to the Streets at Southpoint. The piercing studio is known for providing medical grade ear piercings by licensed nurses with hypoallergenic earrings. An opening date has not been announced.
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The store features their patented Rowan Clinical Piercing Standard, a set of protocols and training guidelines rooted in medical practices with sterilized equipment and aftercare instructions. Customers can receive piercings with a machine or a needle. All ages two months and older can be pierced with a device with a valid DTaP vaccination.
“Designed to align with a nurse’s professional training and ethical standards, it offers a safer, more hygienic experience for customers of all ages,” Rowan said on its website. “It’s helped us to achieve an adverse reaction rate of less than 1% compared to the industry average of 30%.”
The company was founded by Louisa Serene Schneider, CEO, who created the business after looking for a special but sterile place for her daughter to get her ears pierced. Jewelry prices start at $60 while the piercing service starts at $35.
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The Streets at Southpoint opening marks Rowan’s ninth North Carolina location. Before the Southpoint location, Village District hosted the Triangle’s only Rowan location at 2043 Cameron St.
Within the mall, the News & Observer reported that Pop Mart will be opening at Southpoint, but an opening date has not been annouced. The toy retailer recently opened a location in Crabtree Valley Mall in Raleigh. The N&O also reported that a Chicken Salad Chick opened up across the street from the Streets at Southpoint in late July.
The News & Observer reached out to Rowan’s Southpoint location but did not receive a response by the time of publication.
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