Perfect Hair & Nails

i gave this five stars to make sure it’s seen…
i been going here 14 years to find out teresa do (the owner) doesnt even have a piercing licence and did my 1year olds ears wrong. :(she wasn’t apologetic and not a big help at all. i feel so betrayed!!! 14 years is a long time. i trusted her.
she has been reported and has a case going now… i hope this never. ever happens to another baby girl there! :(

My mom and I have been going here since I was 4 years old, and i’m 20 now. Teresa is great, and the prices are very affordable. They’re always very nice too, and I refuse to let anyone else other then Teresa to EVER touch my eyebrows– the other girls are good, but Teresa has always done them for me the past 7 years, and she does them perfect.

This place isn’t much to look at. If you are looking for a fancy pedicure or the best one you have ever had skip this place. But they are clean. The pedicure was neat and well done. They don’t have a ton of nail polish to choose from but I would return for the convenience of it being right around the corner from my house. No massage, just a quick, clean pedicture. The owner Theresa is very nice and very talkative. The lady who did my predicure didn’t say a word. $ 23 out the door ($ 18 plus tip), which is way less than I have been paying. Also they are doing Gelish nails for $ 20 through January. I’m going to try them again for that.
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I originally gave this place 3 stars. I dropped it to one. After a really close examination of my toes she had done a awful job. Like she just slopped it on. I could and have done better myself. If they do this bad with a pedicure I can’t imagine how bad the gelish would be!

Eh. They were just OK. Nothing too bad, just not great. I’ve been there twice now and been helped both times by Theresa, the owner. Both times, she WAY over-​shared about her personal life, which some people may appreciate, but not so much for me. On the plus side, they were clean and well-​lit without overpowering fumes.
The first time, I got my eyebrows waxed. She did them so thin that they looked penciled on, which I’m not a fan of. To be fair I didn’t think to say anything about thickness before she started, but still. I’ve never had them so thin in my life. $ 7 plus tip.
The second time, I went in for acrylics. I told her up front that my nail beds were thin, and not to file too deep. I’m pleased to say she respected that. My skin got «bit» a couple of times (to the point of blood) by the file, and she wandered off to cut someone’s hair in the middle of doing my nails. Again, to be fair I was a walk-​in, and I think the woman might have been in the middle of a perm or set or something. It’s now been 15 days; all the nails are lifting and two have popped off. $ 22 plus tip (new set).
Not horrible, but not someplace I’d recommend either. I went because they’re close, but next time I’ll drive the 10 miles to my old place (Julie’s Nails on Watt).

Great little salon. They do all the regular salon stuff: hair cuts, perms, dye, up-​dos. And they even do little extras like nails and waxing. Prices are decent, mens haircuts are $ 10 and eyebrow waxing is only $ 7.
My boyfriend and I have been going here since 2005. It’s a great place and Teresa the owner is very nice and Julie is also great too!
The only downfall is that usually its only Teresa and Julie that are there, so when it gets busy, it can be a pretty long wait. Also, they’re closed on Sundays :/