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Organic Bella Nails & Spa

2.2 (9 reviews)
Closed • 9:30 am - 7:00 pm

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Manicure

Manicure and pedicure

Nail fill-in

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Horrible experience!! They are very pushy did not listen to what my daughters wanted they are 11 and 13. Took the 2hrs and did an awful job.

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European Wax Center

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I just moved from California where I had access to the top of the line waxing salon called Pink…read moreCheeks. I was nervous going to someplace and someone new. I decides to give EWC a try since it had really great reviews and they use hard wax. Mandy did my Brazilian the first time I went and I was wonderful! The next time someone else did it and it did sting a little but despite using a topical numbing agent. I highly recommended going to Mandy at EWC, especially if you have a low pain tolerance. I have a high pain tolerance fyi and when I used anyone else it hurt. Also you might want to check out PFB Topical Anesthetic. Apply it 10-15 minutes before you wax and it will take that sting out. It has 5% lidocaine which is the max OTC. If your a beginner the worst part is the anticipation of the pain not the actual pain. Also look for an exfoliating brush. It has a wooden paddle, not sure what the bristles are made of but it helps to prevent ingrown's. I haven't had one since I started using it. Use it 2 days after you wax and use soap with it. Then use the EWC gel/cream that prevents ingrown's. Also, to help with the pain prior to waxing don't have anything acidic and no caffeine and take some ibuprofen about 20 min before you go in! Hope this review helps! I definitely recommend Mandy!! Plus she uses baby powder which makes all the difference in the world :)

I always have a great experience there! Tyler is my Waxer. She is experienced and funny so fun to…read moretalk to. The hosts are friendly and sweet. I enjoy my visits.

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