Lauren does an amazing job with my and my sons' curly hair. My adult sons don't really like getting…read morehaircuts--unless it's with Lauren! The space is cozy and fun and the prices are quite reasonable.

I got a hair cut there a few months ago and wanted to return but it was an exercise in frustration…read more I found them on Apple Maps somehow after searching 50 different ways. Then tried the website but no way to book from there. Called and a woman answered but said she couldn't book me that I need to do it thru the website and that I had to go hair cutter by hair cutter to see if they're available. Each one had a different web site and some didn't work. So as a stupid tax against them I went to another barber. It's the most idiotic business modelI'd EVER seen.

Helen the owner passed years ago and this nail shop no longer exists. Rest In Peace Helenread more

I don't want to hurt anyone's business so I hope this will be taken as an opportunity to improve…read more I've recently moved here and am finding a real lack of choices for services I was accustomed to in a bigger city. I expected that, no big deal. Upon arrival I was told the standard "pick a color" by who I believed to be the owner. I asked to see their shellac colors. They have some color wheels noting the colors of shellac or gel they offer (very limited except for extreme colors and I"m not the glittery, glitzy nail art kinda girl). I mentioned I'd be doing a different color on my toes and did NOT want the shellac for those. I got a 5 min attempted explanation of which ones are for toes, which are for fingers and she kept getting more and more agitated the longer I looked and tried to figure out what she was saying. She had a customer whom she walked away from to "assist" me and there was no one ready to take me anyway so it wasn't like anyone was waiting to take me and she didn't need to stand there while I looked at the color choices. When the young girl I was assigned to did my pedicure, she did a decent job but put the wrong color on the toes (realizing this only after the painting the 10th toe) and had to do it over again. When it came time for the manicure, she just cut my nails a bit (at my request) - no filing or smoothing the edges whatsover, told me to go wash and then began to paint my nails. I asked if she could do the things standard for a manicure (I don't have acrylic nails, and wasn't getting refills) and she kind of giggled and realized I was expecting not just a polish change - but to have my cuticles pushed back, skin around the nail bed trimmed, etc. So maybe 1 star is harsh but this whole debacle took over 2 hours and the result is less than I'd expect even from a beginner at a beauty college. Live and learn. Guess I'll be going out of town for my mani/pedis from now on.