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Luxury Nails Brows and Lips

Luxury Nails Brows and Lips

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1800 Tice Valley Blvd, Walnut Creek, California, 94595, United States
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Mar 15, 2022
I am so happy to find this place! Julie, the owner, really cares about her clients and her work. Last visit I got tips and a gel powder dip and my nails look so much more natural than acrylic! She really did a beautiful job! Every couple of weeks I come to Rossmoor (in Walnut Creek) to visit my mom, and now I plan my visits around when I can see Julie as well! I have only had my nails done so far but I look forward to trying some of her other services as well.

Mar 19, 2022
She's a very meticulous, creative, high quality esthetician. She use the best products, which truly matters for longevity and the health of your nails. She's also a very sweet lady. I've had my nails done in various places all over the state of California, and I have to say she's my favorite!

Nov 20, 2021
Julie is the best ! She did a very satisfying job on my ombre shading eye brow. I recommend anyone to have her services. Initially I was worried of pain, but it turned out with no discomfort even.

Jul 6, 2021
julie is genuinely one of the nicest people i’ve ever met and i love my lashes!!! thank you so much and i will for sure be back soon😊

Mar 4, 2021
Julie, did an incredible job on my eyebrows. I wont go anywhere else. I love how she is so good at what she does. I recommend anyone to go to her. You will love the experience.

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