I received an okay manicure and pedicure. The positives were that I was accepted as a walk-in and…read morethat the gel polish has lasted pretty well for a week plus. There just wasn't a lot of communication or chat. I felt like I was expected to know what to do - what type of polish to choose and where and how to position my hands as they were tapped and repositioned over and over. My fingernails and toenails were bumped with the LED dryers several times. The polish just wasn't evenly coated as I can see through the polish in several places. It seemed like my cuticles received a far more thorough trimming than I've experienced elsewhere. However, one thumbnail was filed quite unevenly -longer on one side than the other on the same nail- and cuticle oil was only applied to one hand. I didn't think to pay attention to how my big toes were trimmed down the sides at the time, so I hope ingrown nails don't occur, as I cut them straight across at home to avoid that chronic issue from reoccurring. The pedicure was more enjoyable than the manicure. Colorful, pretty shapes (of soap?) thrown into the foot bath which dissolved. Calluses mostly removed. Nice scrub and some sort of warming gel applied to my legs. The warmth was a little alarming since there was no explanation of what was being done. The massage chair was nice but almost too intense. Hand and leg massage during both services. I have dried polish on my toe cuticles. My manicure was performed by a man and pedicure by a woman. The manicure table felt dusty which I soon realized was remnants of the last client's nails. Maybe more than one? So, it wasn't clean like I would have hoped. Only one other client was present and was receiving a pedi while my manicure was done. She left before it was my turn at a different foot station. Overall, I'm glad I treated myself and had it done, but for what I paid, I think it could have been executed better. Some conversation and background music would go along way. It was a little awkward. I'm not sure that I would return. If I do, I'll know what to expect and to speak up. Should I have to though? There was a price list of sorts on the wall, but prices were not discussed beforehand. I was not asked whether I wanted gel on my hands, so I'm assuming the color I chose happened to be gel? I did get asked if I wanted gel on my toes when my manicure was almost over though. I had the same polish on both, so that had me a bit confused in the end. I, typically, would prefer to do my own nails, but this was far quicker and got me ready for an event. It's worth the visit if you're short on time and you don't mind spending $65 before tip for imperfect results. I've received far, far worse in the past elsewhere. It's not something I often do. It was still a treat despite everything that was sub par. This was my first time getting gel, and I liked that I didn't have to wait hours for my nails to dry as I fear damaging them.

Love this place very accommodating and if I have nail issues they won't charge they fix it and your…read moreon your way

I went there several yrs ago for a basil cell carcinoma. The nurse found it on first visit, the Dr…read moreRandall did great job, no scar. Good place. Hoping to go there again soon for other issues.

Everybody's so nice and talk to you to try to keep you from thinking about what Dr is doing lolread more