I asked for dip powder. The girl who did my nails drilled too much off around my cuticle and when I…read moreleft it looked like I already had 2 weeks of grow out. Not only that I just soaked my nails off and there is a an entire chunk of my nail missing in the middle of my nail plate on my pinky finger where it was drilled too much and at too much of an angle. I am a licensed cosmetologist so I know what's right and wrong in salons and I'm just upset that specific care was not done for me and my nails.

I love Susan and the owners. My friend owns a salon in San Diego. When visiting her, she said,…read more"your nails look great." That is quite a compliment from my perfectionist nail and hair salon owner for over 30 years. Just make sure your gels are under the light for 60 seconds each.

This place is just ok. The massage chair are so old and noisy. The whole place is noisy. She had…read morethe news one tv, kids channel on another, then the radio. Drive you crazy. I told her I don't have time for deluxe so she rush my regular pedicure. I wouldn't come back here.

The service is bad, only 1 Preston working on the shop do she stopped and exceed some one and just…read moreleft me without a word. Then started a pedicure and again no apologies. I've been going Basically BC its closets to me and I work 12 hour nights. I just went last week for a fill and she charged $55 (insane) and I have to go back this week already due to lifting. After this O will be looking for another salon... who needs sleep anyway

Very nice folks and great service! They try to keep customers moving and not having to wait too…read morelong!

I had gone there a few times over ten years & so When my mother came to live with us, I took my…read moreelderly mother there for her weekly hairstyling. The stylist, knowing my mother had cognitive problems told Mom she couldn't give her any change. When mother gave a twenty for a $15 hairstyle, the stylist simply gave herself a $5 tip. This went on for weeks. Mom finally told me what was going on. I won't be going back there again. In the beginning I had given the stylist $20 to tip her for her kindness to my mother. I knew mom wouldn't want to give much of a tip, she would leave maybe $2. I wanted to compensate the woman fairly but then she took even more. I wasn't bringing much business to the shop, but I never figured this small town salon would bilk my mother out of money.