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Lucky Nails & Spa

Lucky Nails & Spa

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3.5 Google Review
##105, Langdon, Alberta, T0J 1X2, Canada
(403) 954-2119
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Oct 19, 2020
Was very frustrated by my whole experience. Asked if both pedicures would be done at same time on the phone when booking appointment for 2 people and was told they would be. When arrived, only 1 person working and was lied too being told another staff member was “getting coffee” who conveniently never showed up. One pedicure was done in literally 13 minutes, the other maybe 30 but had shellac...which has all fell off within 24hrs. Would love to support local Langdon businesses however I will not be returning to this salon.

Nov 19, 2018
I've never been one to write reviews about businesses but unfortunately I had one of the worst interactions with a company I have ever had in my life. I went to Lucky Nails & Spa on a Friday & got shellac put on my nails, & by Saturday I had 5 fall off. When I called the salon asking very politely for something to be done about it, the owner told me to F off & that they have several businesses across Langdon Strathmore and Calgary & they do not need my business & then proceeded to hang up on me. Shellac pricing in the store shows 20$ but when the owner went to go ring me out it was 40$ and when I questioned it he got very angry so I paid due to being so uncomfortable. If I could rate them a zero I would !! Highly recommend going anywhere else.

Jul 31, 2019
Best place ever!!! Most wonderful people and experience and I always walk away happy and satisfied!♡♡♡♡

Jan 20, 2020
Absolute worst nail salon, complete waste of my money didnt even fully take off old shellac, didn't put enough coats, nails are blotchy and chipped, took them 1 hour to do an absolutely horrible job, would complain but with a language barrier it would be pointless. If I could rate them a zero I would

Dec 20, 2018
The lady who did my nails was such a sweetheart! My nails are absolutely gorgeous!

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