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204 1/2 W 6th St, Los Angeles, California, 90014, United States
(213) 458-5989 www.nailswag.com
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Jun 19, 2016
Really great Japanese style gel manicure. They only do gel and only dry manicures. It's a little pricey, but worth it. They're very detail oriented, listen to your concerns and value nail health. They use only Japanese gels and you get like, 7+ layers (not just 3 or so). Would definitely recommend if you want something special.

May 30, 2018
Wanted to get pampered for my graduation by getting hands and feet done but instead got ripped off by paying 90 dollars for a plain color gel. They use Japanese products which make us believe is better quality but the result ends the same from products here or other countries. Asian girl also needs social skills, she was very timid and we were having a hard time communicating on what I wanted because she knows little to no English. She also told me she was going to do my feet and then changed her mind! It was the only day I had to get everything done now I’m most likely going to have to do my feet myself. I cried on my way home. Worst part is that they didn’t even have the color I wanted which was rose gold. I had to get a pink with silver glitter to somewhat mimic the color but it’s not close to it at all. Sad day for me.. very sad.

Apr 10, 2019
I’ve been to Vikki and Michelle and they’re both amazing. They’re artists and that’s what you’re paying for!

Aug 10, 2019
Best nail experience. Got gel extensions and amazing hand art

Oct 9, 2018
My experience is a little different. I called the salon and spoke to a nail tech I forgot her name but I was quote 120 for what I was looking for. Not that I dont have the money but thats a bit pricey even if I was a celebrity and had the income to do it I still would feel its too pricey for a set of nails. I wanted a custome job and I know that what I was asking for was detailed but I cant see myself spending 120. I can do what I want myself. Its just I wanted to pamper myself because I work so much. I would say 30 to 40 dollars would be the most I could pay for what I wanted. I know it has to do with location and also skill as well as product cost. But 120 is definitely alot. I feel bad for not going in because I told the girl on the phone that I would come down. Because she had a cancellation but I ended up just going a few streets away and going to a normal salon and getting acyrlics. Which was still expensive they charged me 32 for a full set. Of just acrylic and polish. Im used to getting a few minor decorations at my local salon for 18 bucks. Granted it isnt the best but holy moly. I wish this salon much luck and good vibes tho. I have no problem with them. Everyone has to eat and make their money. Its just 120 is not even a days work of pay for me. I make about 90 dollars a day after taxes.

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