SCAM! Absolutely upset and they stole $20-$50 from my friend and I. Overall summary, clutch your pearls even thinking about this place because they will take whatever scraps of money they can. I am deeply disappointed and dissatisfied. Online the prices are different than in person. Then they charge about 20-40 extra for random stuff no one asked for.
Explanation: I got my fingernails done with the dip powder with extensions, along with a pedicure. However, a few problems, including, in the store the menu says the cheapest option for a pedicure is 33$ and on the website it says 40$? That does not make any sense. My finger nails were going to be 55$ and I understood that no problem. However my total came out to 103$ because tax. Then a few days later I check my bank account balance and I'm missing 20 whole dollars, why? Because instead of 103$ it said 123$ from the nail lounge. That was not right so I called the place, but the lady on the phone seemed annoyed that I had the AUDACITY to try to get my money back. Oh and it's not even over, I'm just beginning on everything that happened. I asked my mother to help me out if she had the time to, and she went by and got my money back in cash, 21$ to be exact. HOWEVER, my friend, who went with me to get our nails done, checked her bank account and it was 173$... what? No honestly I am so confused, because she got gel nail with extensions and a pedicure with gel. I looked it up on their website how much it should have been, and I totaled to at most 120$, plus the tip would be a little over 140$. She was fine with that, but why was her bank saying 173$? So we go in person to the nail salon. I talked to somebody and started off by saying "hey, I think she got overcharged"... and so one of the workers came to "help" us. We started off by talking about the prices and how it didn't add up. And the lady told us "Oh no no no, it was extra because of the add ons for this and this..." hang on just a minute, 40$ for hot towels? Because that was the only thing that was different. My friend specifically asked for the cheapest option on the gel toe nails. And that was 51$ on the menu in the store. And he did NOT even ask her if she wanted this or that. So, me and my friend left and it was just not sitting right. I told her to call her mom and get her up here to figure out what in the world was happening. She pulls up, we explain what happened inside the store and we three go in. Inside, for the second time that day, we talked to the same lady, again, and oh my goodness. I have never been so dissatisfied from somebody, she kept on telling us there was nothing wrong with the price, but did not even give us a reason as to why it was that price. And so we did some math, I started to say how it was 51$ for the pedicure and 55$ for the fingers. And that alone is 106$. My friend also gave a 20% tip. Guess what, it's not 173$.
So, she started to argue and yell at us. A stranger who got her toe nails done and finished was also upset over the whole ordeal and asked "why don't you just give their money back? I mean the least you could do is a gift card?" But apparently it isn't that easy no more, because she was not able to do that. Listen, everyone makes a living but this is not how you do it.
However most would probably not even notice missing money, but because I do not make big purchases like this often, it was noticeable. Note to whomever sees this, take your receipts and check your bank account at least once a week or depending on how often you use your card for stuff (if you don't already).
To make matters worse, she showed us a "receipt" that we "signed". To be honest, yes we did sign receipts but the ones we signed were the prices we were told. I remember when I checked out my nail tech said "your total will be 103$" and I asked, "103$?" Just to be sure and she told me, "yes, 103$". And so I signed the receipt because I had saved aside around 100$ to spend on nails for myself (for prom). But, I believe they committed fraud, and let me explain, my friend checked something by accident on the side of her receipt she signed, but for some reason the one the lady showed us that we "signed" did not have that check mark. Explain to me, how does that happen?
Honestly if I could, I wouldn't even give this place a single star. Understand something does not add up here, and honestly I wonder if my math teacher can make this add up better because it does not seem like the nail techs there know how to do it.
If I had the money I would be suing them. read more