The salon is clean, well-equipped and bright plus easy to locate. The girls are friendly,…read moreexperienced and professional with each taking pride in their own personal grooming, especially nails. I got paired with Eva who understood my almond-shaped, French manicure request right away. The pricing is competitive - I signed up for a package despite it being my first visit - and credit cards are accepted. They were quite surprised I found them on Yelp as it's more of a word-of-mouth, local place, but I wouldn't worry if you don't speak Cantonese as there are so many colour and design samples to choose from words are really necessary. Extremely pleased with the entire experience and outcome!

I arrived a little bit before they opened and was chatting with who I assume was the owner about…read morenail prices in Boston and how the lack of nail artists was a wee bit disappointing in MA. He was pretty friendly. Definitely make an appointment as the small salon was full of people by 12:30 (half an hour after opening). Although I received a beautiful matte red gel mani - I'm subtracting a star due to add on costs that were not disclosed on their attractive sign outside promising a gel mani for $150 HKD. For OPI gel and a matte top coat it was an additional $60 (30 each) because of the quality of OPI gel and the additional cost of materials for the two swipes of matte gel on top. If I lived in HK, I would come here often - but definitely would get a quote on the service before being surprised at the end with the cost of it.

So glad I found this place!! I'd all but completely stopped getting my nails done in HK because…read moreit's just offensively priced and they just rush through it and I leave with slightly less shitty nails than before lol... But not Nail Ten. I just got a fabulous blue gradient gel manicure for $310, including the price it took to take off the gel I already had on. They have tons of colors to choose from and lots of fun designs including jewels, glitter. little characters, etc. If you want a crazy manicure with something different on every nail, rhinestones, glitter, the whole shebang, this is the place to go! I was able to make an appointment and come in the same day. The shop is small so I'd recommend doing the same. The address for this spot is on Li Wok St, but the entrance to the building is actually on Hillier... took me a few min of wandering around to figure that out!

There's nail salons and nail salons, this one the nail technicians do a great job…read more I've been coming to Beau Nail for 8 years, following all their moves from upstairs on the podium level, then down to the 1st level and then another move on the other side of the 1st level of IFC. I keep coming back, I've tried the nail salon upstairs, local ones in Happy Valley, expensive ones as part of hair treatments at Four Seasons and I always come back to Beau Nail. Forget the chairs and magazine selections - meh. You keep going back because your nails are clean and shaped the way YOU want them, not because the technician wants them. They know how to polish and recommend new colors that you might be interested in. Each finger is evenly cut, each toe is evenly cut. Not one shaped oval the other square, the polish doesn't look like you did it yourself. They scrape the calluses off your feet so they are soft and tender as your feet should be even though you may have been walking on grit or wood floors for days. The price isn't the cheapest. But, neither is it at the other salons. What you pay for is polish that doesn't yellow your nails, matching nails and they remember how you like your nails done each time.

Working in the ICC does not afford many options for a decent, quick lunchtime manicure. This…read morerelatively new shop fills the void. A mani-pedi combo was completed in 45 minutes -- great selection of polishes, clean, and most importantly, conveniently located next to Airport Express. It was a little expensive for what it was and could have used a nicer massage given the price, but I think the convenience wins out. I would return.

Found this place through Sassy and I must say the experience was wonderful. Got my waxing done with…read moreMaggie, who was extremely attentive and gentle throughout the entire time. Cleanliness, check. Professionalism, check. Experienced, check. Usually there are always something that I can nitpick on with waxing salons. But this place is easily a 10/10. Absolutely no complaints. Definitely coming back again :) Psst. There's a discount for first time customers.

I've been coming here for about 2 years now, they do a really good job, never rushed. The place is…read morespacious and clean. Lots of nail polish colours to choose from.

Best pedicure I've ever received. Would definitely recommend this spot to my friends!read more

Saw Sassy HK's review on it so came here to check out their eyelash extension service. I've tried…read moreNova Lash (US co), Plurecil (Japanese co) and some local beauty salons in Causeway Bay. I'm not entirely satisfied with either one yet so it's my goal to try more beauty salons around town before I settle for a package. Pros: - Convenient location. Right above Sheung Wan MTR exit A2. - Very reasonable and affordable pricing. Even if you don't buy packages with them, it's just $380. For reference, Nova @ ~$1k; Plurecil @ ~$800 and other local salon at around $500 each time. You get a very basic set up. I guess that's one of the ways that they keep the cost low. - Relatively quick turnaround time. It took the lady about an hour. For reference, Nova @ 1.5 hr; Plurecil @ a little more than 1hr and local salon @ 40 mins Cons: - No privacy. Set up can be considered as quite ghetto for some. - Does not accept credit card payment. Cash only. - Wait time. Maybe because I came here right before Chinese New Year, I need to wait a little bit even though I have made an appointment with them. - If you don't speak Chinese, you might have problem communicating to them. So be sure you have google translate ready / have a friend translate for you. It's my first day doing it so i'll come back to complete my review when i know how long my lashes last.

Eyelash Extensions: Lasts about 3-4 weeks depending your…read morelash type and the length of lash you get. The price is average but definitely cheaper for the quality it gives when compared to the US (Hatoe is about 50 USD for good quality. In America, for the same quality would be at least 80 USD). If you plan on consistently maintaining extensions, I'd suggest buying the packet prices (one option is 3 lash services for 1,000 HKD). Quality: the lash quality is amazing! Super light, comfortable and natural looking. TIP: don't opt for the extra 100 hkd for a "more natural feel." I'm pretty sure it's a scam because I stopped paying for the "more natural lash" and it looks exactly the same. It even lasts the same amount of weeks too. Service: pretty good for Asia and it's also helpful that the staff speaks English. Staff recommendations: Nicole does an amazing job with lashes. I'd suggest booking in advance to ensure that you have a spot with the person you like.

Etude House is a Korean cosmetics and skincare brand that I learned about through my friend in the…read moreStates. I stumbled into this location while wandering around TST and found my experience to be a solid one. The sales women are very helpful, not pushy and can speak English. You can receive free samples after meeting certain purchase minimums, which they display at the register. I purchased the "My Lash Serum" which is apparently great for growing lashes, several eye liners both liquid and pencil, and the Collagen moistfull essence-in-pact powder. You will find that many of their products only come in one color, but they allow you to test any product, which generally is translucent enough to fit most (Asian) skin tones. I am generally looking for Asian cosmetic products that are hard to find in the States, and I highly recommend this brand and store for it's cute packaging, affordable prices, and stress-free shopping experience (compared to Sasa)!

This is a place to get simple trims only. They can't really speak English so it is not a place for…read moreyou to get a new look and their aesthetic is a little dated so don't even try to ask for Balayage/modern curls etc. The staff are passive aggressive and the cashier just looks at you like you're stupid if you try to pay by card (they only accept cash or PayMe) If you try to give too much directions because the hair stylist isn't doing what you requested for, they will start handling your head and scalp aggressively. I would avoid and head elsewhere. Avoid Danny and Ken if you must come here.

Friendly staff members, feels like it's a family salon because stylists are chatty and caring. Good…read moreEnglish command with lots of international guests in house. I had hair coloring and i love the mocha brown color.