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23729 Roscoe Blvd, Los Angeles, California, 91304, United States
(818) 999-3190
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Dec 24, 2021
New owner who is VERY sweet. I’ve never left a nail review but she’s the sweetest lady and works so hard. Great job and they have good COVID protocols. 5 stars all the way.

Jun 3, 2021
Verry good , I will go there every time you need to take care of your hands and legs

May 11, 2017
My mom and I have come to this place for many years and their services were satisfactory at best. Yesterday my mother comes in very stressed from having a surgery this weekend and tried to relax a little. She came in and had to make a QUICK phone call to make sure nail polish was approved for her surgery, after the owner finished her toes. The owner starts SCREAMING at her for being on the phone and told her to get out of her salon and "I no wait for you on phone" "you leave!!". She screamed at her and forced her to go to the back and wash her hands - while still yelling at her to leave. My mom was in tears and asked for a paper towel just to wipe off her hands the owner screamed "you go over there! You get yourself!" My mom STILL PAID AND TIPPED HER and came home sobbing! She is a cancer survivor and had to go through all of these procedures to get this surgery and she didn't want to cause any issues. After all of the business we have given this business we are shocked at the disgusting attitude of the owner. We will never be back again! Unless you want to deal with rude staff, high prices, and stress out during a time that is supposed to be relaxing go somewhere else!!!

Jun 9, 2021
Good service , worth the price . I will come back more often

Nov 1, 2021

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