WellZen Lounge

My first manicure ever and sooo happy! Walked in w/o appointment on a weekend afternoon and got seen within 15-20 mins! Wanted a long lasting French manicure with natural length and rounded square shape (I showed them the reference picture but wanted shorter). they recommended gel extensions It was $95 for gel extensions + $15 for French. Super happy and great experience!

Highly recommend Danna, as she is the best nail artist there! Show her an inspo photo and she’ll replicate it to the tee. I continue to go back to her every single time, and the prices are reasonable for the quality of work and the vibes in the salon. Her gel manicures last 3+ weeks with no chips. Must go!!

I don’t know how this place has good reviews. It is well decorated and clean but the quality of service and products is subpar. I got the lumpiest pedicure ever. When doing my soak off of a gel manicure.. they over filed my nails. When she did the the gel manicure the polish was old and lumpy. The front desk girl insisted it wasn’t old. I ended up paying $70 for a regular pedicure & soak off and manicure. Don’t let the decor fool you. The workers do not know what they are doing!

They eat up a gel manicure here. I’ve been a loyal customer for 4 years. Strangers always ask where I get my nails done and I’ve converted all my friends to customers. Lovely people who will fix a nail if it breaks too quickly. Service is great. Can’t beat it for $45.

PLEASE BE AWARE. I stopped in with a friend so she could have her Gel-X removed from both her hands and feet. At the front desk, we were quoted $15 for the feet and $20 for the hands. Once the service began, the technician seemed confused and asked to soak her toes, even though my friend had already explained to the front desk that she did not want them soaked off. The technician then mentioned an additional $20 charge, which confused us. We simply wanted to clarify whether this was an additional fee or a replacement for the original quote. Because of a language barrier, the technician asked the front desk clerk for help. When the clerk came over, instead of clarifying the pricing, she said: “If you want it done cheaper, you can go to the Chinese down the street—they can do it cheaper for