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Bella Hair and Nails Salon

Bella Hair and Nails Salon

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10607 NE Hwy 99 ## B, Vancouver, Washington, 98686, United States
(360) 576-3533
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Sep 10, 2018
The girl that worked on my hair made a disaster, I had to pay a really professional next day to fix it. ZERO RECOMMENDED PLACE!!!

Jun 13, 2018
This is the best place for nails and haircuts.. the women are kind and their work is amazing

Jan 8, 2018
I've gotten my hair cut by Linda multiple times now and gotten my nails done twice- I've loved every time I've gone in. I will still get compliments and comments on my hair weeks after it's been cut! Highly recommend, especially for the price point.

Sep 13, 2017
I have been going here for years and really enjoy the experience! Great haircuts and I always feel taken care of. Sharp, professional service! Thank you!

Dec 1, 2017
it's very cheap but don't go here for a haircut unless you really don't care about the results. I asked for a small trim, the girl cutting my hair even showed me on a comb how much she was going to cut off (1/2 inch) and then cut off about three times that amount. My hair feels rough and uneven and some pieces are longer than others where they shouldn't be. The lady cutting my hair seemed like she really wasn't into it, combed over and snagged my ear piercings multiple times, and even knocked my head with the blow dryer a few times. Not terrible but not a great experience overall.

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