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Queen's Nails

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4170 S Broadway, Los Angeles, California, 90037, United States
(323) 234-9082 www.queennailspala.com
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Mar 18, 2022
I asked for pink acrylic because i didnt want gel polish, and lady went and used regular acrylic and polish even after I kept telling her thats not what i wanted. I even showed her pictures but all she was that was better, not happy. 1st pic is what i had done, 2nd is what i wanted and asked for

Dec 15, 2021
Ok so Laura did my pedicure and it was ok. But the guy, & for the life of me I can’t remember his name was absolutely the worst. Older looking guy, wrinkled pushed up face with a baseball cap. He drilled my cuticles at least 4 times+ filed my skin on both hands. My French tip was terrible as well. The other guy, lead manicurist who I know for sure was in charge said absolutely nothing. Overall the worst nail experience ever. They don’t ever have to worry about a visit from this chick ever again.👎👎👎

Dec 19, 2021
Kelly is the worst and doesn’t know what she’s doing and she has the worst attitude. By far this is the worst nail salon in town.

Aug 13, 2020
It was good and I wish they were open

May 17, 2021
There are 2 guys here that pay special attention to details. Nails are beautiful in the end. They are tight and last a long time

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