Took longer than I'm used to with mani/pedi ( took 2 hours) but she did a great job

Book early as she is that good!

Melia is wonderful! She is very professional and caring!

Melia is the sweetest person you could hope to meet

Melia is a hoot, such a fun gal We laughed the whole time, it was a very different vibe than your regular nail salon

Melia Joy did my mani-pedi, & did an excellent jobI would highly recommend her!

The salon is actually beauty trendsZ. The manicure was not even a manicure my fingers did not even get soaked cuticles were not pushed back my fingernails look like it and painted by five-year-old. The pedicure chair was gross and had been used before and not cleaned up. My toenails look like they've been painted by five-year-old. I had nail polish up on my toes an all-around them. I had to go home and take a Q-tip and nail polish remover and clean up all around my toes and my fingers . I actually had to file my own nails with a manicure because there were she left rough edges and sharper points all around- and did not know how to shape them . She said her nail file wasn't very good. If your business is nails and feet you need to make sure you have a good nail file .

not a full nail shop

Very sloppy. A 6 year old would do as well. Clueless on gel products.

Unfortunately, I kind of feel like I wasted my money. When I pay to get a mani or pedi, my expectation is that my nails will turn out better than when I do them myself. Better meaning cleaner on the skin surrounding my nails, more evenly than what my shaky left hand can apply, and maybe a little quicker (because it takes me forever to do my own nails). The gal was so nice! But unfortunately, I walked away from the appointment feeling disappointed. Few fingers and toes were left unstained on the skin surrounding the nails. One of my toe nails was cut so short that the toe bled a little after I got up and started walking around (plus it hurt like crazy). And worst of all, my manicure didn't even last 48 hours before the polish had chipped to the point that I just had to take it off (and I have a desk job where I just sit at the computer all day, not a job that is particularly hard on my nails). I'm not sure how this experience compares to the skin therapy stuff she does, but as far as nails go, I will be taking my business elsewhere.