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34851 Kenai Spur Hwy ## 4, Soldotna, Alaska, 99669, United States
(907) 262-1288
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Jan 8, 2022
I have never been treated so poorly in my life. I have had three encounters with this place. My first one I called and asked if they took walk-ins they said no and hung up the phone. I should’ve known then just stay far away. After searching Kenai and Soldotna.. I made an appointment to get my nails done. Jason did them, When I first got there the lights were off but the “open” sign was on so I went inside Jason treated me terrible because I went in and he said they were not open. Even though the open sign was on. He did my nails and they were beautiful so I let the fact he was so rude to me go. When it was time to get a fill I made an appointment. When I went in there girl that does the books is the one that started my pedicure. My water was too hot she asked me if it was too hot and I told her yes and she did nothing about it. We talked about the polish I wanted on my toes I told her I wanted regular polish and a gel to match on my hands. While she was cutting my toenails she hurt me twice I told her she hurt me and she didn’t even look in my direction where I told her. When she got out the polish she went to put gel on my toes, when I told her no, she threw the polish into the basket. I asked if there was a problem and she said “ no”looked at Jason and said that he would be doing my fill. She charged for the most expensive pedicure and did not preform the service. When I got my fill Jason did not say one word to me, by the end I was so ready to leave. I paid and neither of them said thank you or goodbye to me I will never go back to his place. I have waited a week to leave my review... because it’s a week later and I need my nails and toes redone. All that disrespect, money spent and I STILL need my nails done.. don’t go here, the last thing they are is happy, and that’s the last thing you will be with the services they claim to provide.

Mar 29, 2022
I made an appointment via the phone for myself and a friend to get simultaneous pedicures for 3pm Monday. I happened to arrive about 15 minutes early so I picked a color. There was only one other customer in the establishment at the time, getting a manicure. All the pedi chairs were empty. I asked if I could soak for a few minutes since my friend wasn't there yet. The lady at the counter then asked if my friend was on the way. I replied that I was sure she was, since our appointment was soon. She informed me that I could not be seated until we were both there. So I re-asked if I could please just be seated, no one would have to pay any attention to me till 3 o'clock on the dot, I just wanted to soak my feet. She turned around and asked the man, who was performing the only other service that was being performed there, something in a language I do not understand. He replied in the same fashion. Then the lady at the counter simply said, "sorry". WHY? What would have been the harm in letting me sit there? So I cancelled our appointment and went to Nail Boutique where they were as accommodating as ever. Apparently the "rules" are more important at Un-happy Nails than making money or pleasing paying customers. Definitely won't try to ever spend my money there again.

Mar 27, 2022
I took a chance and I can’t brag enough about my nails. I have short nails, I showed a picture ti the gentleman and he perfected it. So happy! Thank you! I’ll be back! First picture is what I wanted, second is what I got ❤️

Nov 8, 2021
Always such a great experience!! They put time and effort into their work and it shows!!! Lovely folks.

Jan 20, 2022
great experience lovely people and they did a great job on my Girlfriends nails will definitely be back.

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