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• Corrin Raynor
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  I had an awful experience here, first off, I booked an appointment and they told me to sit and wait while they took walk-ins ahead of me. I waited 45 minutes past my appointment time to even get in. While filing my nails down the nail tech cut my fingers, making me bleed. When she saw I was bleeding she laughed and kept filing, getting acrylic dust in the cuts and making them burn, then seeming bothered when I asked for a wet paper towel to clean my hands. My nails were uneven and poorly done and when I asked for someone to fix them Quy was very rough with me and was obviously irritated when I didn't tip well. Sloppy paint job, poor customer service and sore fingers is all I got from this "establishment". Oh and the upcharge for being an annoyance.
• Emily Woody
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  I am a licensed beautician and this is my take. The salon is somewhat clean and seemed to attempt on sanitation practices with their pedicure. They opened fresh steralized metal tools which was good but they were gonna use an old nail file that was not even cleaned off fiirst could still see the old nail dust on. They did however chamge it out when i asked. All an all the pedicure was decent, did not like the feel of a bag in the pedicure bowl though i understand the reasoning for it with their set up. Looking at the price list and the credentials throughout i noticw they arw offering services that they are not licensed to perform. Therefor i believe they will be reported for that since they are trying to use massages as an upcharge. Nail techs are only trained and licensed to massage from the knee down. All and all this place is fine to attend in a bind but please be aware of what they are doing and offer. Prices are within normal range for services in this field.

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