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Crystal Nail & Spa

Crystal Nail & Spa

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7985 Hwy 72 W #5, Madison, Alabama, 35758, United States
(256) 325-1209
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Jun 3, 2021
This is by far the best place in Madison to get your nails done. The owners are so kind and put a lot of effort into helping their customers have the best experience they can possibly have. They are very good at what they do and can tell they care. Also, their shop is sparkling clean!

Jun 27, 2020
The shop is very clean and you can tell they take pride in their work. The lady (I forgot her name so sorry!) was very attentive to detail and I love that. I did a walk-in since it wasn’t busy and am glad I did. Highly recommend! They also do rewards cards!

Nov 4, 2020
I gave a picture for reference and the nails feel fragile, they aren’t painted like I had asked and they are uneven. I have to go repaint them because they are so bad.

Aug 27, 2019
My first visit at Crystal’s was so amazing. I was a walk in and the staff was so friendly and professional, I was seated immediately. Stanley made me feel as if we’ve been friends for years plus they do services that other nail shops would charge you extra for (like hot towel) for 1 price. Love that place!

Mar 21, 2020
Stanley is the absolute best! He remembers my name and cares so much about making my experience great. Highly recommend this salon!

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