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2200 Brock Rd, Pickering, Ontario, L1X 2R2, Canada
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Dec 21, 2021
I finally found a great nail spot in Pickering! Friendly service and my mani and pedi looks super clean and bomb!

Oct 30, 2021
Just do not waste your money. Nails broke after 2 weeks. Typically my nails would last a month or even more. Absolutely a waste of money

Oct 22, 2021
Amazing people and my nails last forever!

Jul 25, 2021
These are by far the worst nails I have ever had done. I asked for a coffin shape…and I received this. The polish is streaky, messy, and there’s blobs of polish in multiple spots. Some nails aren’t even fully covered with polish. I asked for a different shape, but the nail tech insisted this was better. There is no shape to these nails. I am disgusted with the product. Never EVER going there again. Ended up paying $55.00 for horrible service and nails. If I could give this place zero stars, I would do it. I’m definitely going to be removing these today. I highly advise no one to go, bc this is clearly very amateurish work. Not to mention, the nail technicians do not care about what the client would like, but rather what works for them.

Mar 11, 2021
Awesome service and work quality I visited 3 weeks back and did my nail extensions and pedicure...extremely professional and work quality is a 100 on 100...will be visiting again next week

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