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Nails Ave. Spruce Grove

Nails Ave. Spruce Grove

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98 Longview Dr #Unit 14, Spruce Grove, Alberta, T7X 0H4, Canada
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Dec 7, 2021
Lotta is so kind and caring, takes her time to perfect the nail and pays attention to details. I’m so happy with my nails they are beautifully done and shaped perfectly. Very luxurious atmosphere and you get a heated foot massage while getting your nails done, yes please! Highly recommend and will be coming here permanently!

Sep 15, 2021
I came in for a pedicure. Emma was my Nail Tech. She was sweet, caring and listened to me chatter away. She was careful and mindful of the amount of pressure she applied to my feet and legs. Her application of polish was meticulous and I came out of the salon feeling elated and stress free. I really was on cloud 9! Thank you Emma for the wonderful morning. I shall visit you again when I come to visit here. ❤

Jun 22, 2021
I had the BEST experience today with Lotta, she gave me the most beautiful set of nails! I 100 percent recommend this salon. Also the other girls working in the shop were so kind! The atmosphere was overall,so welcoming and comfortable! I Will definitely be back ❤

Jul 21, 2021
Sherri and Emma worked on my daughter and I. They were friendly and did a wonderful job. We decided last minute to get a 10 min massage also. Then I mucked up my toe polish. Emma fixed it quickly. We were in and out in around an hour. My daughter really enjoyed the massage chair as well.

Jul 20, 2021
Was recently there with a bridal party and the atmosphere and most of the techs were great, but one tech made us feel very rushed and was upset with us asking for more than a plain painted nails. **Edit - They contacted me very quickly and fixed things which was amazing - Great customer service! They really care for their customers!

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