I should have walked out the moment I walked in. But, I'm too nice and I hate to be rude. They greeted me as soon as I walked in. The chemical fumes made me high after being in there for a few minutes. The polishes are old and they lack a variety of colors. I picked a bright pink color for the summer. I asked for a mani and pedi. The pedi chair was okay but it looked old. The whole place was dusty, which makes me think it's not really clean - so why would the instruments be clean? Oh well, I was taking my chances today because I was already there and didn't want to be rude by walking out. The only guy in the shop did my services. His massage was really strong but his nails were long! When he was doing pressure on my feet it was actually painful because his nails were long. Then I was hoping that he didn't have dirty fingers because I don't want to end up with some kind of skin infection. The polish I picked out looked great, so I stuck it out. He didn't speak English, so it was hard for me to tell him to go lighter. I think he could tell by my body language and me pulling my feet back because he started to do lighter pressure and less with his nails! Then he picked up my polish, walked over to his mani station and added acetone or some other liquid to the polish bottle. This just weird me out because when they do that, the polish is altered and it doesn't last as long. It also has a weird matte finish. He was very sloppy with the base coat and the top coat, so the polish also has an uneven color. But I guess that's what you get for a $32 mani/pedi combo. I was shocked how cheap it was when I left. Still, I'd rather pay a little more and have a cleaner place with more quality products. Ugh. Well, next time I am in there area for work, I will be sure not to go here. read more