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This is the BEST place! Such sweet and good technicians; the owners are so caring and spe...more
Clean, nice staff, reasonably priced!
(Translated by Google) Dayi and Mina did an excellent job. 1000% recommended.
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Very nice nail place - will be back
Great customer service. Nail tech was amazing.
This nail salon is amazing. Excellent service in a very fun environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. We use hypoallergenic, child-friendly gel formulas and gentle techniques. Technicians assess skin condition before service, avoid irritants, and can perform a patch test. If your child has a known allergy or eczema, inform us so we can adjust products or skip gel.
Gel pedicures typically last two to three weeks on active children, depending on growth and activities. Proper aftercare, like avoiding harsh chemicals and wearing shoes that fit, helps extend wear; schedule a follow-up if lifting or chipping occurs.
We accept toddlers and older children for the Kids Pedicure (Gel) but prioritize safety. For very young children we may modify steps, skip gel if necessary, or recommend a standard kids pedicure. Guardians must remain present during the service.
Yes — technicians will gently remove any existing polish with non-acetone remover if appropriate, clean and shape nails, and prepare the nail plate for gel application to ensure proper adhesion and a smooth, long-lasting finish.
Avoid soaking feet for long periods and steer clear of harsh soaps for 24 hours. Encourage your child to wear protective footwear and avoid picking at polish. Use moisturizer on cuticles and schedule touch-ups or removal as recommended.
We generally offer Kids Pedicure (Gel) for children aged three and up, depending on cooperation and foot development. Staff may recommend waiting or choosing a non-gel option for younger kids to ensure comfort and safety.