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    Lelia Skin Spa

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    10 months ago

    Best customer service. Friendly environment and clean facility; technician always on time and the always willing to give helpful advice.

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    M & A Nails & Spa

    M & A Nails & Spa

    3.5(63 reviews)
    1.9 mi
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    Although Tina is a stellar tech, the staff and owner are super nice & welcoming with the spa being…read moreclean, professional, providing a mainly positive vibe, I always feel like I'm paying different amounts each time for the same service(s) (regular pedicure & gel polish manicure with the occasional eyebrow wax). Regardless, they're still my go to nail spot & are definitely recommended.

    TL:DR: 5 stars for the willingness to finish the job even…read moreafter the salon closing time. 1 star for nail prep. 2 stars for hygiene. Go elsewhere if you've ever had a good manicure. Full review: The salon decor is . You come in, they tell you the price, and you sit down. The chairs don't get wiped between clients. The salon madam ( a stern, short-haired older Asian lady with bad plastic surgery) comes by immediately and starts upselling you the service. She quotes two prices, one in the beginning of the conversation, and the other one at the end, and then, when it comes to pay, you pay the third price which is even higher. The technique is terrible. The nail prep is worse than what I do for myself at home with my Amazon-bought tools. The manicurist uses the same ones, only with far less care or skill. The nail file is rough and had been used on many clients. I am now terrified that I was infected with a nail fungus from whatever clients they used this file on before me. In normal salons, the file is one-use. But these people don't care. When the manicurist was filing down my nails, on some nails she held the file at such an angle that she was digging into my skin and ignored my groans. Her approach to removal of regular nail polish was to grind it down. The same motorized tool was used on the cuticles. This is not how normal salons prep cuticles. Then it was time for cuticle clippers. I had a couple of bleeding spots from them. Then the manicurist used the cuticle clippers to cut corners of my nails. No wonder these clippers are so dull and rip the skin. The nail polish application was professional, but the lady doesn't know how to operate a magnet on the cat eye polish. Some nails look ok, others look like I have big dark blobs in the middle. Not a good look. Ah, and get this: in the middle of this service, the lady tried to upsell me on another nail service. But since she didn't speak English or know how to use Google translate, it was an awkward "conversation". I used Google translate to tell her I have a flare up of a skin allergy in the area she was trying to sell me the service for. I showed he the cracked and borderline bleeding skin and declined the upsell. The lady dipped a cotton ball into acetone and proceeded to rub the nail right next to the cracked skin. I winced and pulled away, and I think she only then understood that I wasn't needing that other service. Ah! The data collection at the check in point was completely unnecessary! The manicurist doesn't speak English and doesn't know how to use Google translate. But she uses the phrases like "You are beautiful" and "you have nice nails", and "it's a nice color". So I know this is part of the service, not an actual authentic sentiment. I get it. This is a service industry. The massage is terrible. The scrub is awful, and it doesn't get washed off before they apply that greasy lotion later on. I will not be a repeat customer.

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