Shhhhh, don't tell anyone else, but I LOVE hood nail shops. You know those hole in the wall places that can only cater to 2-3 people at a time, plays rap music and the techs try to use African America... Read More
Shhhhh, don't tell anyone else, but I LOVE hood nail shops. You know those hole in the wall places that can only cater to 2-3 people at a time, plays rap music and the techs try to use African American vernacular? Yea, that really does it for me.I may look high maintenance, but inside I know that looking good doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg. And that my $40 pedicure could have cost me $15 somewhere else. Furthermore, I don't feel the need to pay over $10 for a simple manni, anything over $10 is outrageous unless the techs use diamond water to cleanse my hands. You see, I am a DIYer and proud. The DMV made me realize that (1) services are overpriced, (2) attitudes suck and (3) I don't have time for nonsense. So when I need beauty services, I am very careful about where I go. Sure I had to park 5 blocks away and almost get knocked off the sideway by HH goers, but it was all worth it. My tech(s) were a father and daughter team who were efficient and friendly. The facility was clean and they have a lock on the door so the crazies can't enter after they stumble out of bars on H Street. No complaints. The cost for a pedi was $20, and mani $10. $30 for a mani + pedi sounds reasonable to me! Of course champagne wasn't served, or cold water, or sliced fruit, but hey, there are restaurants all over the place on H Street. Get something after your beauty treatment. Oh, and you're welcome in advance. Read Less