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Jaxon Wax & Nail Bar

Jaxon Wax & Nail Bar

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4.9 Google Review
2 Farringdon St, England, EC4M 7LH, United Kingdom
020 7236 0392 www.jaxon.london
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Sep 15, 2021
I’m staying in London for a couple of weeks and it was my first visit to the salon. All staff were very friendly at the salon . I had booked for gel soak off and repainting toe nails with normal polish. I was very pleased to see that no drills were used to remove the gel, it was removed by soaking. Georgina did a lovely job on my toes and she was lovely to chat with. I had such a good experience that I have booked a facial at the salon too. If I had lived in the area, this would definitely be my go to salon.

Oct 21, 2021
Simple, straightforward, and cheerful. Absolutely no bother at all and things just worked flawlessly.

Jun 24, 2021
Who would have thought you could feel like you have been on a spa weekend after only a few treatments. I went in stressed and came out relaxed and rejuvenated. The ladies are all so welcoming and very experienced, passionate, perfectionists when it comes to their treatments advising what they felt was best for my needs. Thanks again ladies, what a diamond of a place hidden within the city. I will be seeing you again soon.

Oct 11, 2021
Not something I had tried before so was a little nervous, but Georgina expertly dealt with my nails so I've got even more reason to look after them. Thank you for the 5-star service.

Jul 6, 2021
Disappointed, had a manicure and pedicure and I would rate it 3/10. Paid a lot less and had a much better service in other salons. As someone that work in the industry I know what standards should be met. Had french tip and can still see my natural tip underneath. Had the gel peel off after 6 days. Very poor cuticle removal. Not close to the sides of my nails. Tried to book in to have it rectified only to be spoken to poorly and sarcastically. If you charge a upscale price I expect upscale customer service and results.

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Opening Hours

Mon:11 am - 7:30 pm
Tue:11 am - 7:30 pm
Wed:11 am - 7:30 pm
Thu:8 am - 7:30 pm
Fri:8 am - 7:30 pm

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