One Plus One Equals Three

When Yennie and Eric Chou first began dreaming of Beautyfluff, they envisioned skincare, comfort, and a space that felt like home for every client who walked through the door. What they didn’t expect was that another life-changing journey—parenthood—would shape the business in profound ways.

Pregnancy has a way of shifting everything—priorities, perspectives, even the way you see yourself. When Yennie and Eric learned they were expecting a child, it unknowingly altered the future of Beautyfluff.

During Yennie’s pregnancy with their son, her approach to work naturally evolved. She needed flexibility in her hours, more time to rest, and space to prepare for life as a new mom. At first, this meant fewer treatments and a greater focus on building Beautyfluff’s retail and online presence. But to her surprise, clients continued to seek out Beautyfluff’s treatments more than anything else. What seemed like a limitation at the time actually revealed a new direction for their family business, one that placed hands-on care as the very heart of their identity.

Motherhood also transformed the way Yennie connected with her community. She became more patient, more thoughtful about the needs of mothers in Port Washington, and more determined to create a place where women at every stage of life could feel cared for. Even the details took on new meaning—like investing in treatment beds that could be adjusted for comfort during pregnancy, or refining services with mothers’ needs in mind so they could enjoy a true moment of rest and restoration.

For Eric and Yennie, Beautyfluff has never been just a spa. It’s a reflection of life’s journeys, built to embrace transformation with warmth, understanding, and a touch of the unexpected—just like the moment when one plus one suddenly became three.