Le’s Nails

Went in for a basic pedicure, didn’t think it was worth $ 26 and the massage stunk. We will see how they hold up but from what I see and calluses I still feel I would only pay $ 10 – 15 for this. Sad the massage chair was the best part:/

Be careful Ladies!!! I had been going to LeNails for a few years. On the door it indicates that they accept certain Credit Cards. When I first starting going to Le-​Nails I used a Credit Card. They would always ask «Do you have Check?». They seemed to try hard to please the customer. So after a while I decided to write a check. They seemed to not like accepting Credit Cards. When I starting writing the check (Cindy) the Owner said «Make the Check out For Cash». At the time it seemed (Cindy) the Owner was giving me a good price for a Pedicure and waxing so I wrote the Check out for Cash. BIG MISTAKE !!! The next time I went in I had forgotten what she charged me. So I said «what do I owe you today»? The prices got more and more expensive every time I went in. She was adding in over 20% for herself. The last time I went there I was shocked at how much she wanted me to write a Check out for Cash for. As I was leaving I saw her put the Check I had written out for Cash in her Purse. I really think the reason she wanted me to write a Check out for Cash is so she did’nt have to claim it. I have’nt decided whether or not I am going to contact the IRS for (Cindy) @ Le Nails on Orchard Lake Road in Farmington Hills yet.

Got right in, got a great pedicure, paid $ 26. As far as I’m concerned, that’s as good as it gets!