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Beauty nails spa

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6742 Laurel Canyon Blvd, Los Angeles, California, 91606, United States
(818) 503-1470
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May 20, 2021
Pointless to make an appointment. I waited more than an hour and they still didn't acknowledge me.

Apr 3, 2021
My girlfriend was super happy when she left! :)

Apr 3, 2021
Love how Tracy does my eye brows 😉

Sep 6, 2021
Great work best

May 21, 2021
If I could rate this place ZERO stars I would. I made an appointment for my Mom and I on Monday for Thursday for 1 manicure and 2 pedicures. We arrived 15 minutes early. The place was overcrowded. For health and safety reasons they should not have have more than 5 people inside. There were close to 20 people inside when we got there and 3 people outside. There was no social distancing between staff and/or customers. No protective shields between spa chairs. And there were no chairs for any waiting customers. We had to wait outside, standing up in the sun. The worst part is We waited 45 minutes (with appointments) until we got tired of waiting and finally left. If you do plan on going here don't bother making appointments and good luck. They don't disinfect at all between customers. I know others have had a good experience at this place but my Mom and I agree that it was the worst for us. Staff was very unprofessional.

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