Nail Spa

I’ve gotten my nails done here since 2014. Nancy always does a good job. She is very detailed and uses solar powder for all her fill ins. While she was in Vietnam last year Kate started to some nails and she does wonderful too. She was the one to advise me to get gel because it last longer. One time Nancy was busy and her husband (don’t know his name) did my nails and I wasn’t pleased. But that was just once. They also do very good pedicures. If you don’t want to wait you can set up an appointment.

Situated in the Publix shopping center on the corner of Sugarloaf and Five Forks, it’s location is a plus. However, given the choices in the area, I’d probably go for a different salon.
Two customer were there when my friend and I arrived. Someone began working on her immediately, while another employee sat down and watched TV. About 20 minutes later, someone began working on my nails.
The price of a basic spa pedicure is $ 20; a few other places I’ve been charge $ 17 or so, and that includes sea salt and a leg massage with lotion. This salon only offered a $ 20 — no sea salt or massage — or $ 27 option that included sea salt, a massage, and mask.
Overall, service was slower and the costs were higher than some others, though the atmosphere was calm and relaxing.