I am so thoroughly disappointed that I paid $52 dollars for a mani/pedi that essentially I could have done at home. The only reason I went here is because I didn't feel like making an appointment at Laquered Up. Came here on lunch and was seated right away. I got there right before the lunch crowd. The two ladies that began working on me were nice and conversational. I noticed some small things that technicians always ask like "round or square?" when shaping your nails that wasn't asked. The lady doing my pedicure did not ask if I wanted my nails filed or clipped. It only got worse once the nail polish was applied. Once completing my final coat and started to apply the top coat, I noticed that the polish was smearing. She didn't stop. She finished the top and thought she was done. I looked at my pinky that was smeared and asked her to fix it. What surprised me the most is that I could see all of these flecks of polish on my skin that needed to be cleaned up. I asked her to clean them up. She tried using the stick to no avail and then FINALLY uses the brush, after I had to ask her, but only sparingly. She asked if it was ok, I just gave up because there was still polish on my skin and it looked sloppy. When it was time to paint my toes, there was a switch of technicians, maybe because they now had every chair filled with customers. The lady, who I think was the manager, proceeds to sit down and start my toes. I received no toe-separators. At this point I am hoping for a nicer pedi because the yelp stars are decreasing by the minute as I continue to look in awe at my mangled manicure. She finished up and I ask her to fix my pinky and the flecks of polish on my manicure. She proceeds to say that I need another top coat. Why not just use the fat nail brush to clean it up like every other salon I go to? No, she puts on another top coat and uses the nail stick. Seriously, I am pissed and thinking this tip is decreasing. She finishes and I finally get a look at my toes and see flecks of nail polish on my SKIN that was not cleaned up. I sit there for a few minutes and I am fuming. I decided to get up and leave because it will only get worse because they evidently CANNOT see. As I start packing my things, the technician who is working next to me says that I am probably not dry and offers me flip flops. Why wasn't I offered this to begin with? Not to mention the lady who was sitting there had toe-separators. I walked to the front where she tell me $52, my mouth dropped. I paid and gave a minimal tip but they didn't deserve it. What made it worse is that another customer walks out with a beautiful pedicure that was perfect. It's one thing to jack up prices because you are in Claremont, but it's another when you give me a jacked-up mani/pedi and don't see anything wrong with your work. I struggled with giving them 1 or 2 stars, but I settled on 1, because it is unsettling that both technicians were wearing glasses and couldn't see that the job they produced was crappy. read more