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Amy's Nails & Spa Ltd

Name: Amy's Nails & Spa Ltd
Address: 1440 52 St NE, Calgary, AB, T2A 4T8, CA
Telephone: (403) 457-0961
Price range: $$$

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Kim M

Oct 1, 2021

Here is a gem for you!!! I'm a very picky individual, I strive for quality. This is not my first rodeo on having my nails done (15+ years ) I rate the work, look and overall sturdiness of my nails. I would drive to Sagehill....Not anymore! My first visit to Amy's was a great experience.Amy did them. My nails turned out amazing, even and well filed. My fill took 45 minutes, price was very affordable. Plenty of colors to choose from for every style. I personally went with solar gel. Ombre with glitter and soft white.

H. K.

Oct 4, 2021

Went in here to try new place(needed a fill) I told the nail tech(who was apparently the owner) that my real nail has been separating from the acrylic nail. She told me it was because my real nail was getting too long and just moved on and continued with the fill. Didn’t even attempt to fix the problem or offer a solution. Not even a full week later one of my acrylic nails broke because of the separation.

kinana salem

Aug 10, 2021

The prices are absolutely fricking ridiculous! They charge $15 for French tip? Every other place is $5 for French. They charge $40 to get a pedicure. Honestly I was stunned at how expensive it was. The customer service was good and my nails look good too, but far too over priced. I’m also annoyed that I told the lady I was a lighter nude colour and when she put the colour on my nails I told her it was too pink and referred back to the original photo I showed her and she told me it was the same colour. After I left the salon and went outside they looked even more pink. And these nails are for my wedding day!! Listen to your customers.

Sandra Sarges

Sep 9, 2021

Mandy is great!! super nice and professional. Love her work.

Alexus Bissell

Sep 13, 2021

i had come here today with my friend and her mom, for a new set and my friend for a fill. i was charged $84 for the new set and my friend was charged $78 for her fill. It is extremely over priced and they charge you for the length. We were there for 3 1/2 hours and they had asked us to come in early. The technicians would get up and leave to the back for 20 minutes at a time without saying anything. I had also been cut on multiple fingers as well with my friend from them filing and drilling. They would over file to the point it would burn my fingers. The place over all is extremely unorganized and was not happy with my over all time there. will not be coming back.

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