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North Raleigh’s Quail Corners Shopping Center is getting a tenant.
Natural spray tanning salon, Organize Bronze Bar, located at 1200 East Millbrook Road, announced its upcoming opening in November.
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“Organic Bronze Bar is officially coming to Phase II of Quail Corners this fall, and we can’t wait to bring the OBB glow to Raleigh!” the business said on Instagram. “Our doors are still a little ways from opening, but the journey has officially begun! Follow along for behind-the-scenes peeks, opening updates, founding membership details, and plenty more as we get ready to welcome you.”
Danielle Van Auken founded the company in 2012 with the belief that beauty should never come at the cost of health. Organic Bronze Bar promises tanning formulas that are free from harmful toxins and made with plant-based ingredients, according to its website.
“Construction is ongoing, and I’m unsure when we will be open,” Julia Moreno, the franchise owner, said to The N&O. “It will either be the week before or the week after Thanksgiving. I used to work at Organic Bronze Bar before opening my own and I love how it gave women confidence after they came in… I have always wanted to own my business and I love empowering people.”
Services include a full body spray tan that costs $65, a pre-treatment for $10, and an anti-aging and moisturizing spray for $30.
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The tanning franchise has locations in North Carolina and nationwide. Customers can book appointments in Charlotte, Cornelius, and Fort Mills, South Carolina, while the Raleigh location is underway.
Quail Corners Shopping Center is managed by Reaton Property Management, and Organic Bronze Bar is a part of recent new additions to the area.
Earlier this year, The N&O reported that Color Me Mine and Magnolia Soap & Bath Co. would open in the space after the addition of a new building to the shopping center. The N&O reported in August that Shinmai Moku, a Japanese restaurant, would be added to Quail Corners in September.
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