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PT Nails Salon & Spa

Name: PT Nails Salon & Spa
Address: 19653 Willowbrook Dr, Langley, BC, V2Y 1A5, CA
Telephone: (604) 533-8778
Price range: $$$

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Kathi Kopan

Dec 19, 2022

Love how Lucy does my nails. I would put 4.5 if I could. The half point off is for the 25 min past my appt time that I had to wait...and the two really mis- shaped ones / and longer than the rest. Overall I love them.

Satpal Girn

Jul 13, 2022

Got my nails re-filled and showed the girl my request and she did it perfectly, would definitely go here again. May be next time, I will do a manicure and Pedicure.

not kaitlyn

Oct 12, 2022

I received the absolute worst of my life here. I called to make sure they could accommodate me (I have longer acrylics and I had two broken nails) she didnt match the new nails to my old ones it looks ridiculous! There are so many air bubbles and she didn’t even attach the nail tip to my nail, instead she attached it to my skin. Not to mention she had a horrible attitude towards me the whole time. I have never wanted to leave mid service so bad in my life im horrified.

Savona Clark

Jun 24, 2020

So I called in and asked if there was time for a gel manicure, I actually wanted gel nails put on my mistake! I get there and they get me the list of all the colours they have. I pick and she starts doing a gel manicure. A little into it I ask if it was gel nails or gel polish, she said gel polish. I had said I meant gel nails and they had offered to restart! Was totally my mistake so I said next time. The Polish is amazing, the staff were understanding and very nice! The establishment is clean and very inviting. I will be returning! Thank you! =)

Tatiana Van Diermen

Sep 3, 2018

I went to get a full set of acrylic nails, I called that day and they said that they could fit me in at 3, sure enough, I was sat right away and only had to wait a couple minutes before the woman did my nails didn't take long at all and I think they look really good. It cost $55 the extra 5 was for the design I did. They have a TV (playing the Food Network) but I was a little hard to see from where I was sitting but I could hear it no problem. It's definitely set up more for the people getting manicures and pedicures. The picture is after I've had them on for a week or so. Edit: the all black matte nails were from my second visit to pt nails. Turned out well.

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