OPl Nails & Spa

I went today for a pedicure. I was told it would be 25.00. When they brought back my credit card receipt I had been charged 35.00. I told them that they over charged me and they refused to change it. I was told that the extra ten dollars was because they had done an extra good job. I had to call my bank in order to get it changed. This was an average pedicure. There are so many nail salons that I suggest you not go to this one.

I have been a client of David’s for years now and even followed him to this new salon after he left another that is closer to my home. He is very sweet, easy to talk to and very professional. I have recommended this salon to many friends (I even have my boyfriend getting pedicures there) and all have fallin in love and been return clients. If you’re looking for a great salon check them out!

On ⁹⁄₇ I had a pedicure and shellac manicure done. I came to this salon because my mother, who is a frequent and very good customer, took me there. A week later my nails started to lift and chip. It was clear that the shellac was not properly applied because it should last longer than a week. I work 90 minutes away so I was unable to return to the salon until the following weekend, ⁹⁄₂₀. I showed the manager and it was obvious that the shellac didn’t go far enough on my nail beds because the length of my nail beds were significantly longer than my nails, which were short. He refused to fix my nails, offer a discount, or even apologize. Instead he said that it’s expected because it’s almost been 2 weeks, even for shellac. I let him know that I’ve had shellac done before and it’s last we’ll beyond 3 weeks, even up to 6 weeks. He asked me where I had that done and I told him in California and he told me to go back there. I live here and only told him where because he asked. He was very rude and then turned away to help someone else. Needless to say, I’m not going back and they lost a loyal customer in my mother. On a side note, my toenails, which did not have the shellac polish, have not chipped at all… go figure!