'Manicures":
I went here with 5 others including my mom and sister the day before my wedding to all get manicures. All they did was file the edges and paint on polish, and most (not all of us) got hand massages. They didn't take care of cuticles or buff the nails at all... The polish that they put on looked like something my 5 year old neighbor girl could do, it was hanging off of the ends (so the polish could peel right off) and the polish didn't go all the way to the cuticle or sides of the nails. It looked horrible on me and the other girls that didn't have long enough nails to do a 'french'. The 2 girls that were deemed to have long enough nails for a 'french' looked okay, although one of the manicurists had to call the other one over to paint the tips on for her. I did have them re-do a couple of my nails before I left but they were so ugly for my wedding, I had to remove the nail polish the night before my wedding and just go bare because I didn't have time to redo it (as did one of the bridesmaids). Very disappointing experience that a girl doesn't want to have the day before her wedding.
advice for Anaala: put better descriptions of your services online and clearly state that out for your customer/s before the service starts as it might not have been what they were thinking/wanted. Everyone just seemed confused.
Also, if a customer doesn't want to fill out a sheet with their personal information on it then they shouldn't have to, that should be a choice.
advice for customers: go somewhere else, way too expensive for what we received (little file and slopped on polish), front desk didn't have a sign or pamplet available for us to look at in the lobby (they had to print more) so I couldn't read any descriptions to see what service was being performed on us. Heaven forbid I would try any of their other services...