I would like to share my experience at Nailandia Robinsons Malolos. I visited your salon for a nail…read morecleaning service, expecting a safe, professional, and comfortable experience. Unfortunately, I left feeling disappointed, stressed, and concerned about the condition of my nails. The therapist who attended to me, Irene, appeared to be very careless during the procedure. She was too rough while cleaning my nails, causing significant discomfort and pain. I informed her that I have high blood sugar and requested that she be more gentle and careful. Despite this, my nail started bleeding. I no longer felt comfortable with how the service was being performed, as the pain continued and there seemed to be little effort to adjust her technique. When she proceeded to clean my other foot, the same thing happened. I again told her that it was painful and asked her to stop because it was already bleeding as well. What makes this experience even more disappointing is that your nail cleaning service costs more than what many other nail salons charge. I did not mind paying a higher price because I expected better care, professionalism, and attention to client safety. Unfortunately, that was not what I experienced. As of now, my nail has become swollen and has developed pus, causing significant pain and discomfort. This has resulted in additional stress and concern on my part. I hope management will take this matter seriously, review the incident, and ensure that staff members are properly trained to perform services safely and with the level of care that clients deserve. No customer should leave a salon with an injury and a possible infection after a routine nail cleaning service. Rating: 1/5 - Very disappointing experience.

Walked in and scheduled an appt for next day but they do take walk ins. They speak fantastic…read moreEnglish. Very Friendly and Professional. Matching uniforms was a great touch that separates them from other salons I've been. Interior of the shop is very clean with super cute decor. Good Calm Vibes with Aromatherapy presence. Manicure tools are autoclaved ensuring sterility that are individually wrapped and opened in front of you which is 5 star in my book. Got the gel pedi with foot spa. Worth it. Warm water soak in an adorable wood bucket that tied in with their motif. Exfoliating rub down of calves and feet. Very gentle and meticulous removal of skin around nail beds. 3 coats of Gel then application of clear top coat with UV light after each layer. Oil/cream massage of calves/feet post nail care all while I was offered complimentary tea/coffee. Will definitely come back to see Ms. Che enjoyed the service and quality.

If you come here to have your nails done then you must have some money to spend. Manicures and…read morepedicures have a good price range in this city. You can pay as low as P150 up to P500 depending on your preference. I must admit that I always go to nail salons with the latter price range because I'm cheap like that haha. I went to CANS once and had a relaxing time. The therapists were all great and they use really good nail brands compared to the ones used in el cheapo salons. The interiors here are impeccable, you won't find a single nail on the floor and the room doesn't smell like cheap chemicals aka mertayolet. I wish I could come here more often and rub shoulders with its classy clientele hehe. Maybe someday, but not today.

I only trust this nail salon in Manila. Whenever I'm in my home country for an annual vacation, I…read moredon't want to miss the spoiling that I get here. First of all, the ladies are 100% friendly and highly skilled to make you happy at the end of the services. For a simple mani and pedi, you will be totally satisfied. I won't ever think of saying anything bad to them. The customers will say it all. I see a lot of tourists as well and locals. The foot spa here is like a million dollar service! I'm not kidding. Anyway, located at the #5 Biggest Mall in the world, Mall of Asia(MOA), it is just perfect after a whole day of shopping. In this particular side of the mall you will see all other self-care spots like massage, hair and skin care, sauna and spas. So yes, I'm the first one to review and I am very proud of them. Until my next visit!

My nail tech was super rough for my pedicure. Heavy scraping on the nail itself and cut the…read morecuticles instead of gently cleaning it up. She also scraped underneath the nail, which is completely unnecessary and can be extremely damaging. You'd think she'd get the hint to lighten up at my physically recoiling my foot in pain. Nope! Relaxation music is playing which made the juxtaposition of how painful this pedicure is hilarious. I also doubt any of the tools are replaced or even sterilized in between customers. The nail file she used was falling apart.

I'd like to believe that my current hair cut/style "square bob with fringe" is a style that any…read morestylist in any kind of salon, even the cheap Php 50 cuts can effortlessly execute. This is why cheapskate me has been having haircuts in dodgy "parlors" here in the South. Well, so I tried getting a 50 peso haircut at another high-end looking salon that came with a bit of "ambience". Well it turned out horrible as the stylist couldn't even cut straight! Well, I obviously got what I paid for, I know! So, naturally I would find someone else who can fix my hair so I stopped by at Nilo's Cut Salon, who offers Php 100 haircuts for a trim with no shampoo (Php 180 with shampoo). Nilo has made a name for himself here in Better Living, and I believe he has a long list of 'suki's' already. I had no idea what the hair cut I wanted was called, so I fished out a photo from Pinterest (Haha!) and showed him a photo of this Parisian girl with a blunt cut. Nilo says "Ah, square bob". Okay, great! Nilo cuts hair effortlessly, and his hands are light and gentle, unlike some stylists whose hands and movements are a bit on the rough side. Nilo works through your hair with a feathery touch. Ten minutes later, my cut is done, and is the correct length I wanted! He also fixed my fringe as well (About my fringe, I only let stylists who I can trust to cut my fringe. Let's just say it's a precaution for ending up with another tragedy called 'baby bangs'). His assistant then proceeds to blow dry my hair after the cut, and after a few minutes, he goes "Para ka nang chandelier" (You look like a chandelier). "Chandelier? Huh...?" Then he says "The music video". If you know me, I am perpetually out of touch with pop music. If you're wondering what my haircut looked like after, search Chandelier by Sia on Youtube and spot the blonde Maddie Ziegler! So, except for the hair, I look nothing like that Parisian girl on the photo I brought, but I am very pleased with Nilo's quick service and expertise.

Horrible experience. Despite having an appointment, my daughter sat in the chair for nearly two…read morehours and only received a basic nail cleaning. The nail technician stopped midway and then said it would be another hour before starting the acrylics. Completely unacceptable. They repeatedly pushed her to switch to gel nails instead. Customer service was terrible.

This nail salon is located on the second floor in the outside portion of SM Mall of Asia. The wait…read morewas about 1.5 hours on a Tuesday afternoon. Like most nail salons in the Philippines, they do not have massage chairs with a jet stream basin, but instead chairs and foot stools. I opted for a foot spa, which included a short foot soak in a rubber basin they brought out (less than 5 min for me), callus removal, cuticle care, and polish application. My service was done by Pauline who did an awesome job. 10/10 would request her again. She was thorough with my feet spending about 30 min with the foot file, transforming my callused man-feet back to its baby soft form. She was gentle with my cuticles and applied the polish perfectly -- just up against my cuticles, but without touching them. The shellac on my hands were done by Grace who did a decent job. They weren't to my standard as I'm picky about how clean and close the polish is around the cuticle, but still clean enough to be acceptable since they still looked neat. She definitely nicked me a couple of times with the cuticle nippers, but drew no blood. The nail technicians here have a difficult time communicating in English, but they have decent shop talk and you can get by if you don't know Tagalog. The polish selection is small and there is an up charge for certain polishes. They don't have OPI shellac, which is what I was looking for. I wanted a dark blue shellac, but the only one available was imported from Japan and had about a 700 php up charge, which wasn't cool. I'd probably come again for the price, but would specifically request Pauline.

Fantastic nail salon! I was in town for business for a week and was in need of some pampering after…read morea 14hr flight from SFO. The ladies in the salon took great care of me and my nails. Very relaxing, very thorough spa pedicure and manicure and all for an amazing price. I opted to get a gel manicure, not sure what brand or color I chose, but 2.5 weeks later it still looks like new!! Has been the best looking and lasting gel manicure I have ever had! Will definitely be back next time my travels bring me to town!

Great nail salon right across the street from Greenbelt. We tried this place after our usual nail…read morespot was all booked, and we are sure glad we did. The facility is clean, comfortable, and well staffed. The staff is very friendly, professional, and most importantly incredible at their job. This place provides the best and most complete pedicures and manicures myself and my companion have ever received. The polish, lotion, and tools are all top quality, and the staff really takes pride in their work. If you are in makati looking for a great manicure or pedicure be sure to give Mich and Myl a try! The are located across the street from TWG tea in Greenbelt.

If you're set out to spend more than Php 250 on a hair cut, and are looking for the best value for…read moremoney and premium service here in the Parañaque/Bicutan area, give Genesis Super Salon a try. At Php 350 for a cut, and not just any cut, but a "creative" cut, as we were told, it's way pricier than the many (many! Have no idea why so abundant, really) salons here in Better Living Subdivision. You get a shampoo, and you are treated with a quick back massage. Their stylist is really talented, and confidently snips away to reveal the said "creative" cut you were promised. If you're a guy, you'll get a super clean finish for those shaved bits along the sideburns and nape that a person with an obsessive-compulsive disorder would approve! If you have companions, they also have a mini snack bar with some snacks and beverages to keep them occupied. If you're in for some mani-pedi pampering, this place has those newer/sturdier kinds of gel nailpolish, too!

I have to admit that I would never get my hair done at Genesis Super Salon for one reason and one…read morereason alone: it's too expensive for my taste. But my wife and two adult daughters have gone there on several occasions and they believe that spending P1,000 for having their hair styled and dyed is a pretty decent deal. As a husband and father, who am I to deny them their little guilty pleasures? From what I gather, the place is owned by a Korean married to a Filipina. This branch along Dona Soledad Avenue is one of a few. A friend of mine told me that all things Korean have become the fad now, from their boy and girl bands to telenovelas to fashion. Every now and then, that Gangnam Style song comes back to haunt me. Genesis supposedly employs the latest techniques in hair styling. I have to agree that when the women in my life go there, they come out looking better with the latest hair styles. I'm told that a few men go there to get their hair done. I doubt if I will ever be a client of theirs. Any salon that charges more than P100 is not for this old dude. Fact is, I still prefer a good, old-fashioned barber. My wife and daughters give Genesis their two thumbs up, so I can only agree that for the ladies, it's an excellent choice, high prices notwithstanding. As they like to say, you get what you pay for.

I had a massage here last year and I was very satisfied with the service. I had the massage/body…read morescrub combo and the price was very reasonable. The masseuse was very thorough and very good at what she does. It was also relaxing that's why I will be back when I'm in Paranaque again.

Of all the spas in the Better Living area, Earth's Accent Day Spa is the one that I frequent the…read moremost. The place is not new and it shows, but they have this combination service that I really like. A one hour massage goes for P200 there. A one hour body scrub goes for P300. But get the two services combined and you only have to pay P450. The P50 savings is still P50, isn't it? You can add it to the tip you can give your masseuse if you're happy with the service. I almost always get the combined service because the body scrup can work wonders on your skin. I really don't know what they rub on you, but it feels like sand or salt, so it's rough on the skin. But the results can be amazing. I mean you end up with youthful skin with a glow right after. The body scrub usually comes first, after which you take a shower to get rid of that icky feeling of lying on a bed of sand. What follows is a standard massage. It's the combination of the two that leaves one feeling like a million bucks. The place has separate facilities for men and women, of course. The ladies are serviced on the ground floor, the men on the second. I like to give a standard tip of P100 to the masseuse because as far as I'm concerned, the service is totally worth it.