I've been meaning to write this review for a while but I kept putting it off but I decided it was finally time. DO NOT COME HERE, EVER! THEY ARE THE ABSOLUTE WORST, MOST UNPROFESSIONAL BUSINESS PEOPLE... Read More
I've been meaning to write this review for a while but I kept putting it off but I decided it was finally time. DO NOT COME HERE, EVER! THEY ARE THE ABSOLUTE WORST, MOST UNPROFESSIONAL BUSINESS PEOPLE EVER. I'm sure you've heard horror stories of nail salon employees talking sh*t about their clients WHILE working on them, well this is a pretty bad one.Here's the story:My girlfriends and I went to Rutgers and we would come get our nails done regularly here. We ended up recommending this place to a few people so about 7 of us were regulars here. There was a student discount, and they did a decent job on our nails.One day, my two girlfriends and I came to get our nails done. One of my friends is Korean, my other friend is Chinese, and I'm Japanese. We all get seated to get our gel manicures and I was the first one to be finished so I got up and went to wait on the side. A few minutes later, my Korean friend finishes up and comes to join me and looks extremely upset. She says to me "I don't want to say anything now but I'll tell you what just happened once we get in the car."Once all 3 of us leave and get in the car, she immediately tells us what happened.While she was getting her nails done, she was unhappy with how they were turning out since the woman did not paint around the edge of the nail as you're supposed to. She politely asks if this could be done in order to preserve the manicure longer, as this is a process done at every good nail salon. The woman still did not do it after her one hand so she pointed it out and politely asked again. At this point the woman turns to the worker next to her and says in Korean "She's annoying, she's making me do this even though I told her it's the same thing" My friend is a native Korean speaker so she immediately says back to her in Korean "Well then don't do it." The woman was taken aback and quickly tried to cover up that she was "cursing about the nail polish" and not my friend and then says "oh if you're Korean why didn't you talk to me in Korean and why'd you just speak in English the whole time?" She then tried to accuse my friend of "tricking" her, even though she is not obligated to speak Korean since she was with my other friend and I, who SPEAK ENGLISH. After my friend's nails were done, the woman pulled her aside and handed her a voucher for a free manicure and attempted to bribe her to promise not to tell anybody about what happened.Needless to say, Luxi lost 7 regular customers that day and we have NEVER been back since. We also make sure to tell everybody not to EVER go here. Here's a good tip for the workers of Luxi - 1. Don't assume your client can't understand the language you speak 2. Don't talk sh*t about your clients right in front of them in the first place. Read Less