Hi Ladies! I have searched and searched for a great nail tech and have not been pleased. My cuticles are horrible and I haven't found a single person that really takes the time to push them back and cut them. Everybody blows through the manicure doing a less than half decent job. Can you recommend someone who takes their time and pays attention to detail?
I would prefer someone in Plano or Frisco.
Try bollinger nail salon. They are great and they spend their time on you. I believe they have eight locations in the east bay. I go to the one in san RAMON. Their number is ###-###-####
I don't live in your area but I can give you a suggestion on how to heal your cuticles. I push mine down everyday when I use lotion. I tend to want to cut off hang nails and rough cuticles but I've found that if I can refrain from doing that that the cuticles heal and become smooth over the course of a month or so. I've read stuff written by professionals that cutting the cuticles back doesn't work because they do stay rough. I would guess that the only way cutting cuticles would work is if you do it every week.
Hi, L.!
I got to Nail Pizzazz at the southeast corner of Alma and Parker. I have pink/white solar nails, but I still love them and have not found another place in Plano that I like more. I usually am attended by the owners, and I really like them. They have amazing repeat customers, and remember all of their names. They even remember my daughter's name!
Customer service aside, they are the best that I have seen for the acrylic nails, so hopefully, they'd be the best for a traditional manicure!
Good luck!
Two excellent ladies: Brooke Gilliam (she's located in downtown McKinney ###-###-#### and Mendy Wolf ###-###-####
I see Tracy or Helen at All Seasons Beauty Spa. I am very particular with my nails and have been to many salons and I love them. I have beem going there for about 2 years. They are located in Plano at Custer and Hedgecoxe. Phone number is ###-###-####. Good Luck!
