I used to get pedicures here and they were okay, But since they changed their name I went in to get my nails done. The person who did my nails and it was a horrible experience. The whole time she was on her mobile talking in her own lingo. While filing my nails she filed two of my fingers which drew blood on both. All she could say is "I didn't do it that hard, fresh blood". Well she wouldn't know how hard she did it as she was to interested in her telephone conversation. I left being $55 short, with not the best nail job and two very sore bleeding fingers.

Approximate cost: $55

It was way too busy, they were bringing in too many customers, they had lots of staff but still wasn't enough, I was getting infills and every few minutes they would leave for a while and come back, in one sitting I had 3 people do my nails and constantly moving from chair to chair, although the manager was lovely but a bit rough.

Approximate cost: $60

I have only been to a couple of nail salons but I do prefer this one. The lady that runs the place is really efficient and I get the same if not better results. The other place I went to in Stanhope Gardens told me I can't get Shellac on Acrylic which is not true. The price is pretty standard but since I don't like wasting time, I prefer the service here. Also, I went back to buy Acetone to remove the acrylic nails myself. The same boss lady gave me helpful instructions so I am pleased about that.

Quite happy with the service here.
The manager always greets you cheerfully as you walk in and the staff are also friendly and try to have a nice chat with you while they do your manicure.

I've gotten acrylics done here and I was very happy with the quality. I've also had infills done here and they looked flawless, natural and perfectly matched to the shape/length I requested. I've had infills done elsewhere and the quality just was nowhere near that of this salon.

Prices are pretty average but they have a good loyalty card system where you get $5 off after every 3 visits you have :)

Approximate cost: $25-30