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JB Nails and Spa Skyview

Name: JB Nails and Spa Skyview
Address: 5305 Country Hills Blvd NE, Calgary, AB, T3N 0X4, CA
Telephone: (587) 356-3133
Price range: $$$

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Chey Kirby

May 7, 2022

I have never gone here but was reading through reviews to decide which salon to go to (just moved to the city) All I have to say is that if the owners/workers are responding like this (added photo or you can look through yourself) then they seriously need to consider another career because clearly customer service is not their strong suit. Will never be going here or ever recommending it. Be better and do better. I would never treat my customers like that and I would never handle criticism that poorly. Very showing of your management skills

Doris A

Mar 2, 2022

Gave them another try and had a much better experience. Went in for a manicure and pedicure as a walk in. Both services was good but my pedicure was even better. I can’t remember her name but she was a sweet Latin lady who was attentive and took her time. Just lovely.

Nene Lawani

May 16, 2022

The place us clean, bright and airy. Staff was friendly and efficient. But the actual pedicure was not great. The emphasis seemed to be on getting people in and out in record time. The old nail polish was not cleaned off properly, I had to tell the technician to go over the mails again with a cuticle remover, and the nails were trimmed with no eye for uniformity. Plus, at $45 for pedicure and shellac, it's not cheap. Not a fan.

Sheenal Ragni Kumar

Mar 20, 2022

Absolutely horrible experience. Went in for manicure for myself and my mom. The man that started doing my nails straight up told me “I don’t know how to do nails” when I questioned why he was doing my nails If he didn’t know he then stopped and another lady took over. They charged my mom for a manicure and didn’t do the manicure when she pointed it out that they didn’t clean her cuticles they told her she didn’t say manicure (even though they charged for it). The female owner then came over to my mom and started explaining loudly that we never asked for manicure. When they did the manicure (on top of the polish) they had applied the polish then proceeded to clean the nail!!! They still charged an extra $10 on top of the $150 we already paid all because they said we didn’t mention 2 manicures. I would ZERO stars if I could. AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COST unless you want to just waste your money and have the owner yelling in your face In front of other customers. It was our first time here and it’s definitely our last! Just horrible!

Ada I

May 16, 2022

It was a horrible experience. I regret ever stepping my foot into this place. The horrible customer service, disrespect and insult I recieved from the owner and staff, I have never recieved in life. I shaded tears in front of them and all the other customers, to show you how deeply the words the owner said to me hurt me. I cried not because I was weak. I felt attacked. It was totally unexpected and I didn't think a stranger would judge me and talk to me in that way publicly. Thank God I have a family that supports and loves me, and have been able to help me gradually get over it, but it's an experience I would never forget.

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