Heavenly Beauty Spa

I had been going there consistently for 3 years before I moved states. Kristin, Emmy, and Hoang are incredible nail techs. When one person isn’t comfortable with doing a certain style they ask someone else to help so you’re never leaving with a bad manicure. I can’t suggest this place enough! Kristin and Emmy are especially great with nail art, Hoang is great with shaping and simple designs. I wish there was a place like this closer to me.

Kristen took great care of me today- very attentive, easy to talk to, and EFFICIENT (all caps 💅) will for sure be back!

Average and hit or miss. Good pricing, beautiful nail art. Know exactly what you want before going in and be very specific. July 9, pics 1-2: Color change on acrylics from different salon; liked the color July 27, pic 3: New set + color change; thick but wasn’t bothered by it. Matte top coat started peeling a few days in. I did not care enough to get them fixed; overall fine with nails August 6, pic 4: color change; polish on one thumb bubbled and came off same day, even though I made sure to angle my thumb properly in the UV light thing (as instructed); they fixed it for me the following day free of charge (I paid anyway for their time cuz that seemed fair); overall happy with the nails August 17, pic 5+: Full set off because it was time to remove them for nail health reasons. Had a confirmed booking for removal and green tea manicure. Arrived and was told they don’t have the items for green tea manicure, would a regular one be ok. I said sure. Acrylics got filed off a a bit, leaving a thinner layer of acrylic on the nail bed and then the tech moved on to another customer. Acrylics are usually filed and then soaked off, so I figured they were just trying to manage customers. I waited a few minutes. They were confused and after a few minutes asked if I needed anything else. I said I was just waiting for the rest of the acrylic to be removed. They informed me to take all the acrylic off the nail would need to be cut (originally I had asked to keep the length, not knowing that meant I would have to keep some acrylic on to prevent nail breakage). I said sure, my priority was getting the acrylics off. Nail tech started getting the dremel out again, so I asked how they usually take off acrylics. They said file or soak, so I requested a soak (because nail health…). Soaked for a bit, then they did more filing. They stopped, said the acrylic was all gone (it was not), and went on to other customers. I paid and left. Headed to CVS to finish the job at home (remove the remaining patches of acrylic, neaten my fingernails and cuticles). Price for removal seemed fair—$15+tip.

This is one of the best places I’ve been . It’s so hard to find a good consistent nail place . Very happy ! I don’t know the young lady’s name but she did phenomenal. They have lasted and stood up to a lot !

I have thin nails, and the nail tech was so careful and cautious. They went above and beyond to make sure the color was correct and my nails came out perfect!