Pro Nails

I stopped in today for a last minute facial wax and the place is no longer called Pro Nails. It is a boutique ethnic beauty shop run by some lovely ladies from the Middle East. I came in to see if the room walk in appointments and they introduced me to facial threading. It took some getting used to but she was very informative and did a wonderful job. I’m glad she suggested it instead of waxing. The staff was very friendly and all switched to English for me when I arrived which I thought was very courteous. They do beauty salon treatment and sell ethnic traditional clothing. There’s a sign on the door that they offer men’s haircuts, but only on certain days to respect the women’s privacy. I thought that was a nice touch as I assume much of their clientele is very conservative. I suggests anyone who is in the area to give it a chance. I was thrilled with my experience.

A peaceful spot.
Sure the ceiling has a couple rust stains from water leaks and the place is a little older on the inside BUT I immediately felt relaxed.
Very nice people and laid back. They don’t try to push products on you, they do a good job, and cheap.
I will be back.

I walked in on a beautiful Saturday afternoon and I was the only one there. talk about a hidden gem! It’s a little hard to find, tucked into a side of a shopping strip across from the Super Walmart. Well worth the effort it took to find. The walls and carpet are a little worn, but the pedicure and manicure stations look new and were immaculate. The massage chair was nice and strong, plus the chair slid back really far (which is a big deal when you’re tall).
Their deluxe pedicure is worth the extra $ 10 or so. They use an OPI scrub and lotion that made my legs feel awesome afterward. The lotions smelled good, but not overwhelming. Kelly really took care of me and I promised her I will be back!
Deluxe pedicure and manicure for $ 36. good prices too!