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9460 Mira Mesa Blvd #H1, San Diego, California, 92126, United States
(858) 578-9470
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Jul 13, 2021
I gave 3 stars because the owner followed my request to do the nails the "right" way instead "their" way. I had gel manicure, wanted to do the same style. However, after removing the very top color, technician wanted to fill the gap between the cuticle and the remaining gel layer with powder. I stopped it and requested the gel manicure. Basically what is happening, if they don't remove the gel carefully to the nail base, and keep filling in the gap with powder, eventually it's a powder base nails with the gel top. They called it "different techniques". I call it cheap and fast. Besides, the quality of the gel isn't the top. I came to them with 5 weeks old gel that was still glowing, no chipping. Now, coming to the end of 3rd week with their gel manicure, I can tell the difference. Today's gel manicure is already dull, chippy on the sides that were sick. So, my summary, for that price will not go back. Sorry guys, y need to improve the techniques.

May 14, 2021
The nail tech was nice and did a good job. The salon itself could be better.

Jun 19, 2021
I am so happy with my nails, and the pedicure was so relaxing

Apr 21, 2021
I wish I could give less than one star They are over priced, bad service, even with an appointment, I had to wait for 1.5 hours to get my turn. The nail artist was grumpy, snatched the tips from my hand literally Even though I asked for a choice of colour they still did whatever they wanted Extremely unhappy with the whole visit. I do not recommend this place to anyone. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE

Jun 9, 2021
It was Great! Got my nails & toes done!! Holly did a Wonderful job!!! I would Highly Recommend US Nails!

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Wed:9 am - 7 pm
Thu:9 am - 7 pm
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