A former nail salon in Dallas’s Lakewood neighborhood now carries the MiniLuxe name. The Boston-based company announced the opening of the studio on June 23, 2026, and said it had spent months rebuilding the space after buying the salon last year.
The conversion was more than a repaint. MiniLuxe said it redid the space completely and trained the existing team to its own standards. A reopening of the converted Dallas-Fort Worth studio was completed on June 4, 2026.
MiniLuxe Holding Corp. describes itself as a purpose-driven beauty and self-care brand that uses clean products and ethical employment practices. It says the Lakewood studio pairs its service focus and hygiene practices with its own line of products and a modern design. The company calls the opening another milestone in its push across the Dallas-Fort Worth market, a push that includes acquisitions.
Who runs it
Two people share oversight. Kayleigh Se, the company’s longtime Regional Operating Partner, is overseeing the location. Leslie Concors, a Dallas-based joint venture partner, adds local market leadership.
Concors is a longtime MiniLuxe client with more than 25 years of experience building and scaling consumer businesses, recruiting talent and leading growth work at private equity-backed companies. She is the joint venture operator of MiniLuxe Lakewood.
“After years of being a client myself, I’m thrilled to bring MiniLuxe to the Lakewood community and help build a studio that becomes part of the neighborhood fabric,” Concors said. She added that the team looks forward to creating “a destination for self-care, connection, and community.”
Founder and CEO Anthony (Tony) Tjan chose Lakewood for its character. “Lakewood is exactly the type of community where the MiniLuxe brand thrives,” he said, calling it an active, engaged neighborhood that values quality, wellness and connection. He said Concors and Se bring operational excellence and local market knowledge.
