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3777 Strandherd Dr #Barrhaven Town Centre, Ottawa, Ontario, K2J 4B1, Canada
(613) 440-6100
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Sep 5, 2020
My go-to spot for nails in Barrhaven!! I've been going here for close to 2 years now.

Oct 24, 2021
This was my go to place. The quality has been decreasing lately and today will be the last time I go there. I wanted medium short nails when the gentleman cut my first had it was a little short but not to bad. When he cut my other hand he cut them shorter so shortened the first hand making the nail extensions pointless. I asked for French tip with a sparkle colour and my ring finger A solid colour. I picked a grey and blue, he changed it to grey and green and painted my entire nail. When filing the nails they are uneven and not straight at all They are also suppose to be square and I have rounded tips on one side and square on the other side of tue nail. This is by far the worst set of nails I’ve ever had done. I am extremely disappointed

Aug 20, 2021
Prices are reasonable but salon was pretty run down. Charged extra for a "line" without telling us... Probably will try elsewhere

Jul 8, 2021
Rosie is 100% the best nail tech in Barrhaven. Acrylics or dip, I would never go to anyone else for my nails, she is so incredibly talented and so kind. This clinic is so clean and professional, and the environment is so friendly and amazing. Every member of staff I’ve had for my pedicure has been so amazing, I would highly recommend this clinic to anyone!

Aug 9, 2021
Great experience for a basic mani-pedi. Had two fingers chip after a day, but for the price can't really complain. Pedicure still good, it's been over a week.

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