Excellent pedicure today. Clean and updated equipment with friendly staff and service. It's nice…read morewhen they listen and do what you want.

I had a pretty good experience at Luna Nails and Spa. My nail tech did a fantastic job on my…read moremanicure. My pedicure was just mediocre, the water was very cold, I wish that they would've offered to raise the water temp since the salon doesn't have heat. My nails were a lot more expensive though than I thought. I didn't realize they charged more for gel paint until the very end and it was $50 more than my home salon and I get the same gel paint there as well. Other than those few instances, everything else was good and I would go here again. The girls were fun to chat with and had a nice ambience.

The best salon for all my services. The owner is absolutely helpful. It is always a pleasure.read more

Very professional, treated my 85-year-old father with respect. It was his first Mani-pedi (yes, a…read morePennDutchman!). We will be back.

"wonderful atmosphere, clean and friendly salon"…read more Diana has done my nails and toes for 15 + years to the point I have a every 2 week standing appointment. I moved out of Mechanicsburg 9 years ago adding 30 minutes to my travel time to have my nails done by Diana. John and Diana after all these years are like my adopted family!

They give a quality mani-pedi but have zero social skills and I have concerns about cleanliness…read more I had been a loyal client of their youngest tech Angela for a couple of years for her awesome French manicures. Then she gouged my cuticle last March and blood went everywhere. The biggest problem was that she seemed unclear how to keep my blood from getting on all the brushes and buffers she continued to use on me. It seemed she was trying to avoid her co-workers from seeing what had happened. My finger was still bleeding when I left the salon and was swollen and sore for days. I reluctantly visited again but requested John for my pedicure and my toes looked great but had his head turned towards the television most of the time and mumbled nothing more than "is this your color?". He didn't he acknowledge that I was on crutches which seemed somewhat rude considering I'd been coming here for years. Maybe he was having a bad day but it felt dismissive. Being treated politely should be an simple expectation for a salon to meet considering people go there to feel a bit pampered. They definitely fail to fulfill that on a regular basis, not to mention the blood contamination concerns. I don't look forward to coming here, so I'm sadly going to be looking for another salon.