I have been here several times, with varying results from good to bad. Today, I would like to report my experience from January 18, 2017. I was there for a pedicure, and my 4 year old daughter was get... Read More
I have been here several times, with varying results from good to bad. Today, I would like to report my experience from January 18, 2017. I was there for a pedicure, and my 4 year old daughter was getting polish on her fingernails. After my daughters polish was done, she was physically picked up by the manicurist and brought to the area with the ultraviolet lights to dry. She had her hands under the dryer, she is not wriggly or unruly, she sat there calmly, but she is a child and things can happen. I did not realize the lights under the dryer were so hot they could burn her arm, and was not made aware of that by the staff or any signage posted. After we paid, I noticed her arm had a significant size burn on it. I did not make a big deal about it because I didn't know the degree or cause of the burn and it wasn't immediately bothering her. However, later in the day, blisters started to form and it was uncomfortable for her. I called the T H Nails back to say maybe there was a defective light or malfunction, because why else would they have lights so intense they would burn a person, let alone put a small child under them without notifying a parent of this risk? The man I spoke to said there was nothing wrong with the machine, that the lights are hot and if they are touched they can burn a person, even an adult. Rudely insinuating that I should have known that and therefore taking no responsibility and giving no apology. I asked for a refund, which he said he would do for my daughters nails ($5), proceeded to put me on hold without saying anything, and hung up. It's been a week, and no refund was given. Not that giving me a refund of $5 covers the cost of taking my daughter to the ER to treat a 2nd degree burn... So to sum things up, I will never be going to this nail salon again and urge you not to bring your children here. They do not care about their clients well being and couldn't even offer up a simple apology or sympathy, and I feel like that is a completely unacceptable business practice. Read Less