Moving is a real pain. You have to find everything you already had - but in another state. This is the third nail salon I've tried. PROS:- Salon is CLEAN- Pedicure chairs look NEW- Massage and other "... Read More
Moving is a real pain. You have to find everything you already had - but in another state. This is the third nail salon I've tried. PROS:- Salon is CLEAN- Pedicure chairs look NEW- Massage and other "extras" were nice- Did a GREAT job of removing my last gel manicure (no filing - just wrapped them, and it scraped right off)- Started my fingers while my toes were being done (I know it's supposed to be relaxing, and not rushed, but I don't have 2 and a half hours for a mani/pedi, so I was thankful)CONS:- I understand they can't use a metal foot file here in CA, but for an extra $5 for callous removal, I expect them to do more than what other salons do without the up-charge. - Gel manicure was expensive. $27 for a color, $32 for French. - I had to ask to have my cuticles trimmed, and even when I did, Michael barely cut anything - only the very edges of ones that were already ripped or torn, and only where I showed him. - Nina cut one of my big toenails on an angle, and then dabbed polish on, without ever brushing to smooth it out. Polish doesn't come all the way to my cuticles, so edge is uneven, and there's so much polish on, I don't know if they're ever going to dry. This is the third salon I've tried. I haven't been able to get a gel manicure to last even two weeks. In Texas, they used to last for three, so I don't know what's different out here. If it's been two weeks, and I haven't updated the review, assume that the gel is still on my nails.... Read Less