Heather was super friendly and welcoming before we even entered the door. Lovely people, clean and…read moregreat pedicures. We will definitely be back once we move to the area this summer!

I just moved to Broken Arrow from L.A. and have been on the hunt for a nail spot I actually love. I…read moredecided to try Voco Nails after seeing all the great reviews and photos, and I'm so glad I did! Booking an appointment was super easy, the vibe was chill, and they have such a good gel polish selection. I get gel on my natural nails and Han did an amazing job -- he was so sweet, fast, and really good at what he does. It's been three weeks and my nails still look great! I'm already planning to go back for a gel pedi and to refresh my manicure. I'm just so happy I found a place I love here in Broken Arrow. Definitely recommend making an appointment though because they stay busy.

Everything was top notch at Spa Southern Hills! The ambiance was thorough: light music, low…read morelighting, kind staff, adequate privacy, soft robes, the list goes on. I enjoyed the tub soak and foot revival services a lot. I will definitely return

It was exactly like the package said. "90 Minutes of Bliss" I experienced the best massage!!! The…read moreambiance was perfect and it was truly peaceful!!! Definitely an awesome place for a spa day!

All the nail techs know what they are doing. Such a great and friendly vibe. Thank you to Nicole…read morefor my latest mermaid nails!

I requested the Pedicure of the Month, but the technician insisted I had asked for the basic "Uniq…read morePedicure," even though I've never ordered that during any of my previous visits. I specifically wanted the pedicure that includes the paraffin wax. When I brought it to the technician's attention, another employee came over visibly frustrated, huffing and puffing, and told me the paraffin wax would cost an additional $15. The issue wasn't the extra charge--it was the poor communication and unprofessional attitude. The technician also told me I had an ingrown toenail and, without asking for my permission, cut my toenail vertically all the way down toward the cuticle. Ironically, that is what caused it to become painful. I explained that my toe wasn't hurting and that if I ever suspected an ingrown toenail, I would see a podiatrist rather than have it treated without my consent. A simple apology for the miscommunication and an effort to make it right--whether by honoring the service that was requested or offering a small discount on a future visit--would have gone a long way. Instead, I felt like I was being treated as though I was trying to get something for free. Unfortunately, the customer service has declined, and because of this experience, I won't be returning.