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Mango Nails

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1330 Fall River Rd #Unit 202, Fall River, Nova Scotia, B2T 1E6, Canada
(902) 576-2656 mangonails.com
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Nov 8, 2021
Warm and inviting space. Nail technicians were friendly and very accommodating, they made sure I got the service, colour, shape, I wanted. I don’t think the pictures do them justice but I am thrilled with the results! Highly recommend

Aug 23, 2021
Service was amazing, the woman who did my pedicure was extremely friendly and professional. Space was bright and clean however would have loved some background music. Massage chair was great while I was getting my pedicure. Pedicure is holding up well and I will definitely be a repeat customer here.

Aug 7, 2021
First time getting a pedicure in Nova Scotia and I couldn't have picked a better spot. The ladies were so friendly and did an excellent job. I definately felt pampered and like I got my money's worth when I left. Absolutely worth 5 stars

Sep 21, 2021
Today was my second time at Mango Nails and once again I was not disappointed at all. So pleased with my manicure with Mary. I even learned the difference between gel and acrylic nails after 21 years! Thanks and so pleased Mango Nails is in Fall River. I will be back!

Aug 21, 2021
From making an appointment, to the completion of services, I experienced exceptional care. Never feeling rushed, atmosphere is very relaxed as they are by appointment only.This caliber of service is quite rare, as are the people providing the service. I wish them every success.

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Thu:10 am - 8 pm
Sat:10 am - 6 pm