Dear Reviewers,
I noticed a review hasn't been done here for a while since about 2015. I had recently had the pleasure of visiting this nail spa, due to a Groupon deal that was worth 45$ and only costed me 22$ for one shellac manicure. Before starting just note my nails were about 1/4 damage a little less than half of damage on them, it was due to just me not taking care of my nails and I tend to pick at the skin around my fingers and cuticle area. I'm not very good with nail terminology or how the proper way to treat them all I knew is my nails weren't in perfect condition. And Ms. Pam let me know that right away. I liked how honest she was and even told me how I couldn't get french on my nails since they were short. Which is true. I didn't feel like she was being mean or trying to talk down to me it was nice to hear how my nails are, and she really wanted the nails to look very beautiful. She assisted me in picking out good colors and I kept seeing all the nice nails she made on these fake nails so many designs all were very beautiful. I picked out a nice design color on the wall. It was black with topaz glitter. During my visit it was really warm and cozy in her spa, it's inside a beauty mall with all these other services. She also explained the difference between regular gel polish and this one called CND which is made for nails that are brittle and broken, like it's suppose to be easier on the nail not so harsh. It seems to be doing well so far and had this on for about a couple days. She did mention how since my nails are short that I might not have a good application of the shellac also because my skin touches my nail very tightly. She was warning me ahead in case I notice it doesn't last as long as normal shellac manicures. Before when I had gel manicures at any other place they use this polish called Gelish which is pretty popular you see it a lot in all these places, Pam was telling me those aren't normally suppose to be used on natural nails only acyrlic type nails. All in all this was a good trip to the nail spa. And I'm thankful for the advice she gave.