I've been devoted to my nail salon in Glenview for several years so I was very resistant to finding a new place when I moved to this area. Initially, i tried another place in downtown Evanston, but th... Read More
I've been devoted to my nail salon in Glenview for several years so I was very resistant to finding a new place when I moved to this area. Initially, i tried another place in downtown Evanston, but they were awful at no chip mani & pedi. My gf recommended this spot, and I decided to try out their SNS manicure. SNS is a powder form that requires no UV light or drying time, adheres to your nails like no chip, but has a thinner finish. It doesn't feel like you have anything on which is a nice change, has a semi matte-shine finish, and staying power is roughly 1.5 to 2 weeks. I tried the SNS twice and I love it, but once it starts to wear away, it cracks on the edges and your nails get caught it your hair and clothes. In order to remove it carefully, you have to soak it in the salon and have it buffed out. Today, I decided to try their no-chip mani, but didn't want the kind that uses UV light. In the past, the no chip weakened my nail so much that it was hard for me to maintain after the polish was removed. However, this place uses LED light instead, and uses red cherry formula that has vitamins and minerals to keep your nails healthy. I chose a light pastel purple color (098), and my girl, Rebecca, did a wonderful job as usual. She is one of the nail technicians that is certified and trained to do SNS & no-chip mani. Her mother in law & another long haired lady are normally there with her, but she is quick, efficient & great with customers. Read Less