Beautyna Academy & Studio, Graz

The queue name remains useful because it explains older references, but current visitors should search for Beautyna Academy & Studio. The booking-site imprint still says Tina Professional Esthetics, names Krisztina Dull as operator and gives St.-Peter-Hauptstraße 61/17 with the same +43 664 9432844 phone number now shown by Beautyna. Treatwell’s current listing uses Beautyna Academy Studio and still describes the venue through its Tina Professional Esthetics continuity. These overlapping identifiers point to the same client location rather than two unrelated salons.

The legal context also supports continuity at the address. Austria’s EVI service shows Dull & Dull OG registered there from 2025 with cosmetic and hair salon activity. That does not mean every historical service or price remained unchanged, but it confirms that the business location is current and commercially active. Travellers should therefore use Beautyna for current booking while retaining “Tina Professional Esthetics” as an alternate name that may appear in older confirmations, reviews or search results.

Beautyna operates both a studio and an academy. The current main site presents consumer beauty treatments, while a dedicated academy page promotes professional training such as brow styling, brow and lash lamination, facial-treatment massage, Hyaluron Pen, micropigmentation and microneedling courses. For a traveller seeking a beauty appointment, the key is to select a client-facing service rather than a training course. The booking platform is the clearer route for ordinary salon services.

This dual role can be useful because it signals a broad skills focus, but it also makes search results more complex. Course dates, academy prices and training descriptions are not salon opening hours or treatment availability. Read the product title before paying. If a booking page is unclear, contact Beautyna by phone or email and state that you want a salon treatment during a visit to Graz, not an academy enrolment. That simple clarification avoids turning up for the wrong type of appointment.

Treatwell currently lists Beautyna Academy Studio as open 08:00–20:00 Monday to Friday, 08:00–18:00 Saturday and closed Sunday. The current Beautyna main website does not publish an equally clear seven-day calendar in the material reviewed, while an older booking contact page says appointments are by arrangement. A confirmed appointment time is more important than the generic weekly hours.

Long beauty services can occupy two or three hours, especially some permanent-make-up appointments shown on the booking platform. When planning a travel day, include consultation and post-treatment instructions in addition to the nominal service time. Avoid booking a long appointment immediately before a fixed train or flight. If the salon changes the time after booking, keep the written confirmation so there is no confusion between historic “Tina Professional Esthetics” references and the newer Beautyna branding.

For planning purposes, the live booking platform is currently the most concrete weekly schedule: 08:00–20:00 Monday through Friday, 08:00–18:00 Saturday and closed Sunday. Because Beautyna’s own main site does not publish an equally complete seven-day timetable in the reviewed material, those hours should be treated as bookable-platform guidance rather than a promise that every service is available throughout every listed hour. Specialist procedures depend on practitioner availability and may require consultation. Select the service first, then treat the confirmed appointment—not the generic opening window—as the authoritative time for travel planning.

The live booking platform shows a varied service mix, including facial care, hair removal and permanent make-up, while Beautyna’s own site currently highlights Hyaluron Pen treatments and academy expertise across brows, lashes, micropigmentation and microneedling. The breadth of the offer means travellers should choose based on recovery and aftercare as much as on appointment length. A quick beauty-maintenance service is easier to combine with sightseeing than a procedure that affects the skin or requires strict aftercare.

Do not treat promotional treatment claims as medical guarantees. Ask what the service involves, what products or devices are used, whether there are contraindications and what should be avoided afterward. Tell the practitioner about allergies, pregnancy, current medication, active skin problems or recent cosmetic procedures when they may be relevant. If the treatment crosses into a medical question, obtain appropriate clinical advice. The purpose of a travel guide is to help with timing and logistics, not to determine individual suitability.

The academy side of the business makes service selection particularly important. Beautyna promotes professional training in brows, lashes, facial massage, Hyaluron Pen, micropigmentation and microneedling, while the active client-booking page presents salon appointments such as permanent make-up, facial services and hair removal. A traveller should not infer that an academy course description is the same product offered in a standard appointment. Check the booking category, expected duration, practitioner and aftercare before payment. If the goal is simple holiday grooming rather than a procedure or course, say so explicitly when contacting the studio; that keeps the appointment proportionate to the time available.

Beautyna is at St.-Peter-Hauptstraße 61/17 in 8042 Graz. OpenStreetMap-based mapping for the same property places the building around 47.05671, 15.47242. This is an eastern Graz address in the St. Peter district, not an Old Town salon. A visitor based near Hauptplatz should therefore allow cross-city travel time and use the live Graz public-transport planner. City information for the St. Peter corridor confirms bus service in the district, but the exact best stop depends on the current network and direction of travel.

If arriving by car, use the confirmed street address and follow local parking signs. The sources reviewed do not establish a guaranteed salon parking space for every client. For visitors planning multiple appointments in Graz, it may be more efficient to group this St. Peter visit with eastern-city activities rather than returning immediately to the centre. Save both “Beautyna Academy & Studio” and “Tina Professional Esthetics” in the travel note because either name may appear in older mapping or booking references.

The St. Peter setting also means the visit should be planned differently from a central Graz salon. The building is east of the historic core, so a guest staying around Hauptplatz or the main station needs to budget for cross-city travel in both directions. Use the current Graz route planner on the day because stop patterns and connections can change, and enter the full address rather than searching only the brand name. If the appointment ends late in the evening, check the return connection before the treatment begins. For a tightly scheduled departure day, a central salon would generally create less transport risk than an eastern-district appointment.

The reviewed Beautyna pages do not give a complete accessibility statement. Another OpenStreetMap record at the same St.-Peter-Hauptstraße 61 property reports limited wheelchair access for its own unit, but that cannot be transferred automatically to Beautyna. Ask the salon directly whether the customer entrance is step-free, whether there are internal level changes, how wide the doors are and whether an accessible toilet is available. A visitor who needs assistance transferring to a treatment chair should also discuss that before booking.

The same direct-confirmation approach applies to aftercare. Some treatments advertised by the studio can affect skin or require a period without certain activities. If the rest of the trip includes swimming, saunas, intense exercise, strong sun exposure or a formal event, ask whether the chosen treatment should be scheduled before or after those plans. With access and aftercare clarified, the St. Peter location can be used confidently as an appointment stop rather than approached as an uncertain legacy listing.