my first time coming here and i loved the outcome, when i walked in i looked at the colors and then the lady came to ask me what i needed help in, they sat me down and showed me the colors, the guy that did my nails was super nice and friendly 😁, if you go i 10/10 recommended asking for Kent 😁.

I was in another business in the complex today when I noted their "Walk-ins welcome" sign. I didn't have much time, but *really* needed a pedicure. Great service, pleasant and relaxing atmosphere. I'll be back.

Tina was a sweetheart when I went in there, she did my nails so bomb, the only downfall was my nails broke a week later and they was supposed to be open. But they weren’t .

I have been coming here for I’ve 8 YEARS and the last few times I have gone customer service is horrible! This time I literally walked out after nobody spoke to me, I sat there for 35 minutes and other people walk in after me and are seated for service Was my last attempt

Omg they were amazing. Sam and Helen catered to my every needs. I would highly highly recommend they were awesome I couldn't be more happier

The last two visits the service was ok but I chose a polish with glitter. The polish they applied had no glitter. It’s a flat red. Not darker with glitter. They must be refilling bottles. Not new bottles.

I got a fill and color... 2 days later 2 nails broke because they apparently were too thin... I was embarrassed of how my nails looked so I had to wear bandaids... I went back and she said she would fix them but I told her because I live 30 miles away it is costly for gas... So I had her remove them... She didn't care about the $45 I spent 2 days prior AND she just left my nails bare and not even shaped or filed... I AM EXTREMELY UNHAPPY WITH THIS PLACE AND I FEEL LIKE I FLUSHED $45 DOWN THE DRAIN... Who can honestly afford to flush that kind of money???

I've been a loyal customer for 4 years now and was quick to recommend this place to friends. I only go for brow waxes. Service is notoriously slow but the women always do a lovely job by the end. They take their time with my eyebrows (tweaking, the whole shebang) which usually make all their "quirks" worth it. Loooong wait time, below-average quality products, etc. I won't be returning. As always I waited at the front with little to no acknowledgment. 20 minutes into the wait I saw a sign stating a $15 credit card min. I figured I'd just never noticed it before since I've used by DEBIT card for 4 years. I considered leaving and coming back, but had already spent a good portion of my lunch break waiting. The sign specifically noted CREDIT cards so I figured I was good. They finally get me back and the lady ripped wax off my face in (literally) under 30 seconds. No tweezing or anything. I didn't have the heart to ask her to clean off the wax on my cheeks/jaw. Afterwards, I was basically humiliated for wanting to pay with a card (like most people, I don't carry cash post-COVID without a reason). NOTE: I ALWAYS TIP WELL. $5 every time, even after their price raised from $8 to $10. It would've added up to the $15 min anyway. I was humiliated/shamed and just stood there like an idiot holding the same debit card I've used to pay (& tip) them for FOUR YEARS while she scolded me for not respecting the minimum. ($5 short BEFORE tip? ...Come on.) I didn't know what else to do besides offer to take more time from my meal break to go get cash back somewhere. I spent $10 to receive very poor service and be disrespected like a little kid in front of other clientele. Humiliating. I'll be taking my business to a salon that actually earns a generous tip. ("Earns" = the bare minimum. I'm not picky whatsoever and know the struggle of customer service.) Too bad they won't know or care they lost a regular.