Hair, nails, lashes and massage in downtown Billings
Find your next stylist, refresh your nails, or settle in for a massage at Empire. Our independent beauty and wellness professionals welcome you to a restored 1929 building on 29th Street.

What happens here
Choose your service, meet the professional, and check available appointments. Each provider sets their own menu and prices. If you are unsure what to book, call (406) 255-0684.

Cuts, blowouts and styling with Laurie, Marcia and Chelsey.
Laurie · Marcia · Chelsey
Explore your next color with Laurie, Marcia or Chelsey.
Laurie · Marcia · Chelsey
Length and fullness that looks like it grew there. A consultation first, then a plan for your hair.
Laurie
Manicures, pedicures and nail art with Chelsey.
Chelsey
Explore Chelsey’s beauty services and choose the appointment you need.
Chelsey
Barefoot massage with Ashley in a private treatment room.
Ashley
Bridal and party hair and makeup. Ask about your date and the services you need.
Book earlyA note from Carla
I’m Carla, and Empire is the place I most like to walk into. Everyone working here chose to be here, runs their own book and is very good at what they do. That combination is rarer than it sounds.
So come in for a cut, a color, a set of nails or an hour on the massage table. Say hello to whoever is up front, grab a drink from Coco Chèrie, and let us look after you for a while.
“Laurie was phenomenal. She listens to what I am saying.”A Google review. Friendly staff comes up in 17 of them.
Use an available Empire-marked space behind the building: 12, 22 or 23 in Caldwell Parking. Nearby street parking is also available; follow posted restrictions.
Welcome when a chair is free. Call (406) 255-0684 and we will tell you honestly.
Let them pick their own service. Buy a gift card.
For stylists
Give your clients a downtown space they look forward to visiting. Explore full-time and part-time stations, see the salon in 3D, and ask about days that fit your business.
Explore stations and rates
The team
The building
Terracotta ornament, high ceilings and the original bones, on the block that has been downtown Billings since the Model A was new. In 1929 our corner of it was a Piggly Wiggly, next door to Siegel’s Market. The salon takes its name from the building, and the building has never needed a theme.