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The Nail Place

The Nail Place

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664 Wye Rd ##150, Sherwood Park, Alberta, T8A 6G3, Canada
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Dec 15, 2021
The male Tech that did my nails did awesome work on the snowflakes and the icicles that were put on my nails. I would definitely go back! Made me feel like a person again since having my baby almost a year ago. Was a very nice treat 😊 I wish I had gotten the male nail techs name so I could thank him personally 👌

Nov 23, 2021
This place is amazing I went to get a fill with nails I got from another place and they transformed my nails into exactly what I wanted!! I definitely recommend going here

Oct 14, 2021
Super friendly service, the lady took her time and was very nice. Even helped me choose a color, and I love how my nails turned out :) I'll def be back!

Nov 26, 2021
That was by far the best manicure I've ever had.

Mar 7, 2021
First went to see Susan after another salon made a mess of my nails. I loved everything about that initial experience and the thought of going anywhere else now is just not an option. I love my nails each and every time! I just tell Susan what color I want and let her come up with her own design. The staff is amazing, the salon is clean and bright, and the quality of the products is top notch! Everyone is so happy and positive, I always leave in a better mood than when I arrived. :)

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