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Diva Nails Spa & Wax Center

Diva Nails Spa & Wax Center

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1566 Monterey Rd #ste 40, San Jose, California, 95110, United States
(408) 287-7868
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Mar 22, 2022
I absolutely love this nail salon! All of the ladies are kind, gentle, and listen to your needs. I feel rejuvenated every time I visit. Thank you for making me feel and look beautiful every time. You ladies are truly a gem!

Mar 23, 2022
Love it! So relaxing and can’t wait to go back. I got a gel mani from Cindy and massage pedi from Mimi ($40 each, plus tip) tips are only cash, but there was an ATM literally tight outside. They accept card for the rest of the payment.

Feb 12, 2022
I really like this nail salon. Its clean, relaxing, and all of the staff is really nice. They always to great work on my nails and toes☺

Feb 19, 2022
They were very attentive, meticulous and caring. The foot and leg massage was wonderful! I will come back!

Jan 19, 2022
It was a holiday, but the salon was slow. There weren't tons of girls in there gettin they nails done. It was quiet with peaceful music. Thery seem to be very covid conscious, sanitizing the seats and the plexiglass in between. Rose did an excellent job and listened to what/how I wanted my nails done. Some places don't like when you do that, like they get frustrated and try to tell you how you want your nails done. I will be going back for my fill 😚 thanks Rose 🌹

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Opening Hours

Mon:9:30 am - 7 pm
Tue:9:30 am - 7 pm
Wed:9:30 am - 7 pm
Thu:9:30 am - 7 pm
Fri:9:30 am - 7 pm
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