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    The Loft Hair Design Studio

    1.0 (1 review)
    Open • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Manicure and pedicure

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    Hana Nails and Spa

    Hana Nails and Spa

    3.8(10 reviews)
    4.3 km

    Visiting from Calgary, went to the Main St. location as a drop-in for a manicure. Receptionist was…read morevery friendly and professional. Nail Technician " Steven" did the manicure, he did an excellent job, paying close attention to detail and he was friendly, easy to talk to. On the way out I ruined the polish on one of my nails and he was more then happy to do a quick repair. Over all a very good experience, salon was clean, busy and the atmosphere was upbeat.

    I've been going to this salon for years and have always had positive experiences, which is why my…read morerecent experiences have been especially disappointing. The nail tech I used to see, Mazi, was amazing -- kind, welcoming, and friendly. When she went on maternity leave, I started booking with Michelle because I knew she did good work. Michelle's nail work is great and I have never had an issue with the quality of the nails themselves. My concerns are with the communication and, more importantly, the way I have been treated during my appointments. The first time I saw Michelle, I called ahead to let the salon know I would be about five minutes late because I was coming directly from work, and I was told that was fine. When I arrived, I actually had to wait because Michelle was still getting ready for my appointment. Despite that, I was told we needed to hurry because I was late and that there wasn't enough time for the design I wanted. I was caught off guard, but decided to give it another chance. After that appointment, I started specifically mentioning when booking that I wanted a design so that enough time could be scheduled. I did this for today's appointment, explaining that I wanted designs on my nails. Today, my appointment was at 10:00 a.m. I pulled into the parking lot at 10:01 and was already being contacted asking if I was coming. I walked into the salon at approximately 10:02 with my design ready on my phone and my colour already chosen, so I didn't need to spend any time looking through the colour book. When I sat down, Michelle was still getting set up and immediately told me that it was a busy day and that, because I was late, we needed to hurry. I explained that I had specifically called ahead to make sure enough time was booked because I wanted a design, and I was then told that the salon had not communicated that to her. I understand that being late can affect a busy schedule, and I would never expect a technician to accommodate someone who is significantly late. However, being two minutes past a 10:00 appointment is not a reasonable excuse to make a customer feel rushed or spoken to as though they have caused a major scheduling problem-- especially when the salon had just opened, I had everything ready, and Michelle was still getting set up when I arrived. I left today at 11:13 a.m., meaning the appointment took approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes. I don't feel that is an unreasonable amount of time for a fill with marble designs on every nail. It also makes me question why Michelle's appointments appear to be scheduled in one-hour increments if there isn't enough time for clients who want nail designs. The bigger issue for me is the attitude I have experienced during these appointments. Even if I had been genuinely late, I still believe customers should be treated with basic courtesy and professionalism. Today, there was very little communication with me throughout the appointment, and I left feeling unwelcome and like I was an inconvenience. There was also a breakdown in communication between the salon and the technician that I had no control over, yet I felt as though I was the one being blamed for it. I didn't feel comfortable bringing my concerns to the receptionist afterward because I already felt that my request had not been communicated properly in the first place. I left today simply wanting to leave rather than feeling like I had just had an enjoyable appointment. After being a customer here for years, it is genuinely disappointing to say that I will not be returning for nail fills. This isn't about the quality of the nails -- it's about the experience and the way I have been made to feel. I hope the salon takes this feedback seriously because other reviews have mentioned Michelle's rudeness towards customers. Mary is the reason I may continue coming to the salon. I see her for pedicures and have always had a completely different experience with her. She is kind, friendly, and welcoming, and I have never left an appointment with her feeling like I was a problem or an inconvenience.

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    Coca Salon & Spa

    Coca Salon & Spa

    2.6(5 reviews)
    3.1 km•University Heights Suburban Centre

    This is a copy of the email I sent the owners of this business;…read more I visited your location at 10 am on Saturday morning. When I was shown into a room, I was initially unimpressed by how dirty it was. The cover on the waxing bed clearly hadn't been changed before my visit & the wax pot's surround looked dirty as well. I decided to give your waxer a try despite it -- and it's possibly one of the largest mistakes I've ever made. I have been getting waxed since I was 15 years old (I am now 27) and my mother used to work as an esthetician. I have never had a waxing experience this horrible before in my life. For 8 months prior to this visit, I had been using an epilator. Since I am getting married later this year and never found the epilator's results satisfactory, I wanted to switch back to waxing prior to my wedding. I booked this appointment in February because I knew it would take awhile for my hair on my legs to grow to an acceptable length to be waxed. The hair under my arms grows a lot faster, so it was longer than necessary by the time of my appointment. Instead of trimming my hair beforehand, your waxer chose just to apply wax & hope for the best. I was left with a large matted mess on my underarm. When it became clear that she wasn't going to be able to just 'rip' it off with the linen strip, (and trust me, she tried) she left the room to go retrieve a wax remover without explaining the situation to me. Upon her return, she spent a few minutes prying at the wax clump and snipping what she could off of it. I wish I'd just gotten up and left then, but I let her continue -- to create a new mat & continue to apply wax over it and try to rip it off. These rips were even worse -- my skin was irritated already from the earlier attempts so she couldn't rip the linen strip off in one try -- one attempt took up to 3 painful tugs. I honestly can't stress just how painful this was -- or how shocked I was when she explained that all of this was happening because my hair was 'longer'. Like I stated earlier in this email, I have been waxed before and anytime hair has been too long, the waxer has taken the time to prep it beforehand. After your waxer had 'finished' my armpit, she applied a wax remover which left my skin burning. At this point I told her that I was finished & I was going to leave. My armpit was completely raw & there wasn't any chance I was going to let her touch my other one. The entire attempt took 10+ attempts with a linen strip -- anyone who has been waxed before would know this was an incredibly high number especially on skin that was already distressed and hurting. After getting redressed, I walked up to the front counter where I was charged full price for the horrific service I received -- $10.24 for an armpit that was now starting to get raised red welts, still had wax residue on it, still had random inch long hairs (I'm not sure how these were missed, to be honest), and 15+ little stubby hairs that had not been ripped completely out. I also made sure to cancel the other appointment I'd made for April 30th at 10:00 -- at least I hope that it was cancelled. I made the appointment back in February, but she couldn't find it in the appointment book, so she left a post it note on the date instead? Absolutely awful. Upon leaving, I made an emergency appointment at Spa Ahava on Broadway to have them attempt to fix what your waxer had done to me (& wax my other armpit). The waxer at Spa Ahava was shocked at what had been done to my skin -- she said it looked like it had been 'lifted' and stated that she was uncomfortable touching my raw skin because it was far too tender/destroyed. She then trimmed my other armpit & waxed it -- in 3 rips. Spa Ahava chose to waive the charge for my single armpit & I then booked appointments with them leading up to my wedding in September (5 in total), along with manicures for both myself & my fiance. In short, I am disgusted by the service I received at your salon today and the fact that I was charged $10.24 for a horrible incomplete job. I am writing about this 18 hours after my appointment and the welts on my underarm are only getting worse. I will make sure I tell my friends and family about my experience and I hope nobody else has to go through what I did today. -- The owners replied, said they'd 'look into this matter' and offered me a free gift certificate for a complete waxing prior to my wedding. I declined. I've uploaded a picture taken yesterday of my skin 27 hours after my appointment. Today, it has become even worse & has started weeping & scabbing (as if I had a fresh tattoo). I have been waxing for 12 years and my skin has never reacted poorly to wax before this incident (& the armpit I had waxed at Spa Ahava has not had any side effects or problems).

    I went to Coca because it was close and got a regular mani pedi. The girls were so sweet, did a…read moregreat job and my nails lasted two weeks without chipping! It's the longest lasting mani pedi I've had from anywhere (across the country). So recommended by me!

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    Nail Dimensions - Modern, New, and most importantly, Amazing Massage Chairs!

    Nail Dimensions

    2.2(6 reviews)
    4.7 km•Central Business District
    •$$

    Although I wore the wrong pants for this experience, I am loving it! After my first pedicure in a…read moremassage chair a few years back, I have been wanting to find a place locally that I could go for the same. I recently went to another nail salon and this place beats it hands down! A new, modern place with a massage chair I can sit at while the technician does her thing? YESSSSS!!! I haven't even had the nail polish completed yet, so I can't comment on the quality of that, but she seems to be taking her time and ensuring she cleans up the edges, when needed. Things I would change if money was no option and the place was mine? 1) The overhead lighting... it is a more than desired as a customer, but I suppose it helps the technicians. I would soften the overhead lights and put portable lights to use just above the feet/hands. 2) I'm not keen on watching the food channel right now, but thankfully I have my noise reducing headphones with me. So perhaps over the ear wireless headphones that could be cleaned and provided to customers to listen to some spa music? But that sounds like a place that would have to charge more than I would want to pay! Lol. I think they'd be willing to change the channel if it was something I really wanted given it's the end of the day and no one else is here Update: I had to make a few very minor changes to the shape of a couple of toenails. My second pedí was also great... though a little less of a leg massage ; however, the polish to one of the nails lifted from a side edge (as in I could pull it all off), but it has stayed on.

    What a waste of time and money. We came in to see if we could get two pedicures, noticing that…read morethey were just finishing up with 2 ladies, we asked if they would like us to run and grab a Starbucks while they finished up to which they answered yes. 10 minutes later, we returned, Starbucks in ha d to see that two new people were sitting in our place. Long story short, we had one man work on both my sister and I while another lady worked on the other set of customers. In the end, I noted that the quality of their polish job (shellac) was lacking so I chose not to tip. In the end, it was a smart choice because two hours later, I returned home and noticed that my toes were not dry and very gummy. WHAT A WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY. Please be advised: go somewhere else.

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    The Loft Hair Design Studio - hair - Updated October 2026

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