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Q-nails Fort Sask (New Management)

Q-nails Fort Sask (New Management)

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Southfort Dr, Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, T8L 0C5, Canada
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Aug 19, 2021
I was in desperate need of a pedicure as it's been like 2 years 😳 I called a head to see if I needed to make an appointment, but I could also just walk in. I was greeted immediately after entering asking what I would like. My technician Cindy was absolutely amazing! She's only been doing this for 3 months. You can really tell she has a passion for helping women feel better 😍 I will definitely be back! Plus you can get a stamp card ❤️

Aug 26, 2021
My first time there and I got French nails done and it was done very poorly, the white tip was uneven and all over my nails and fingers, everything seemed rushed even though it was only me and another person. I didn't complain since even nail techs have bad days but I doubt I will go back. Also it seems rather rundown and in need of reno work.

Jul 8, 2021
Excellent services and friendly staff. I am very satisfied with their work done. Definitely come back

Oct 5, 2020
Great service, great price, definitely pay attention to detail!!

Jan 9, 2021
Ok so the nails i got were like a neon green with sparkles they broke the next day,one was either thicker than the other or they were like small they weren't the color I wanted and they rushed me, I got a wax and the next day I had scabs on my upper lip and usually I don't get that kind of stuff when I get a waxing I most likely won't be back here

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