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3673 Main St, Vancouver, British Columbia, V5V 3N6, Canada
(604) 559-5951
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Sep 1, 2021
Very clean salon. The staff were friendly and helpful. I was impressed with the quality of the pedicure (hot stone massage included!) as well as the attention to detail with the nail art. Great price as well.

Nov 22, 2021
Was looking for a pedi place near by home and was very happy with my service today (with Anna Bui). I got the deluxe pedicure which included paraffin wax and a hot stone massage with regular polish. The chair itself was a massaging chair. Was very relaxing and I will definitely be back

Sep 28, 2021
I had a wonderful manicurist in South Surrey when I lived out there. It’s been difficult finding a replacement. Now I have Annie. Yippee! She’s fast efficient and very pleasant.

May 23, 2021
I just got gel manicure done, and I am super satisfied. I had a male technician and he did an amazing job (don't know his name), very detailed and careful. I have thin nails so they require extra care, and he made sure they don't get over filed or damaged. My nails look so perfect and I am coming back for sure.

Jun 4, 2021
I came here for 2 appointments; one for a pedicure and one removal of old acrylic + new set of acrylic manicure. The pedicure was amazing! Super thoroughly done, appreciated the massage as well as the hot stone. Came in the next day for a removal of my old acrylic set for a new set. I commend the nail tech on the nail shaping and her meticulousness and I was glad to have someone do my nails that cared so much, she was also very polite and sweet. All the makings of great customer service. I will say though, when it came to the removal of my old acrylics it was a little rough (which I do expect as I have had acrylics for quite some time now) the nail buffer was on a little strong/fast so I could feel a mild burning feeling on the tips of my fingers, as well as when filing my nails to create the coffin shape the skin of my fingers was filed along with it, which led to miniature abrasions on the tips of some of my fingers. There was an abrasion that was a little on the bigger side that when alcohol was put on it unknowingly I was startled cause it stung that bad. The tips of my fingers feel a little more on the sensitive side than I would have liked, as it makes touching certain things a little uncomfortable even after quite a few hours after getting them done. The process for me totalled 3 hours for my whole manicure which I felt was a little longer than what I’m used to, keeping in mind that I had not asked for any extravagant designs that would have led it to be justifiably longer.

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Mon:10 am - 7 pm
Tue:10 am - 7 pm
Wed:10 am - 7 pm
Thu:10 am - 7 pm
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