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    V’s Salon

    5.0 (6 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    2 years ago

    The service is excellent, and the quality is amazing! Everyone id professional, happy customer!

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    8 years ago

    Crown Point's best kept secret! Jill is the best and I always walk out feeling happy with my hair.

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    Rarely have I encountered a customer service experience so astonishingly inept, discordant, and…read morebereft of professionalism as the one I experienced at this salon. What should have been a relaxing appointment devolved into an unnecessary display of defensiveness, discourtesy, and astonishingly poor communication. Before the service began, I presented my nail technician with a photograph of the exact shape and style I wanted. Throughout the appointment, I reiterated my expectations with remarkable clarity. After the initial cut, I politely requested that my nails be made slightly shorter. As she continued shaping them, I showed her the reference photo again and asked whether the finished result would resemble it. Without hesitation, she confidently assured me that it would, explaining that everything would come together once the acrylic powder was applied. It did not. Even after the acrylic was applied and the shaping continued, the nails remained conspicuously dissimilar to the reference image. When I expressed my concern once again, the explanation suddenly shifted. I was informed that achieving the requested shape was impossible because my nail beds were "too wide." This abrupt contradiction was both bewildering and avoidable. If my anatomy genuinely precluded the desired result, that should have been communicated before the service progressed not after repeated assurances that the design was entirely attainable. Competence is measured not only by technical ability but by candor, expectation management, and the willingness to communicate honestly with a client. Rather than acknowledging the inconsistency or attempting to rectify the situation, the technician became conspicuously defensive. Her response "I'm the nail tech" was not the declaration of expertise she seemingly intended it to be. Expertise inspires confidence through results, not through appeals to authority. The interaction then descended into complete absurdity. Instead of exploring solutions, offering to reshape the nails, proposing an alternative, or even discussing the possibility of starting over, she abruptly abandoned the service altogether and instructed me to "find someone else to do your nails" while I was still seated at her station. The owner's intervention was even more disconcerting. Rather than serving as a calming and solution-oriented presence, she entered the conversation by raising her voice and repeatedly interrupting me as I calmly attempted to explain my concerns. At no point did I reciprocate her volume or hostility. I simply explained that speaking over me would not resolve the issue. Unfortunately, reason appeared to be far less welcome than indignation. The technician then attempted to justify her conduct by referencing the fact that I had been engaged in a professional phone conversation. That observation was entirely immaterial. My ability to conduct business while sitting quietly in a salon chair has absolutely no bearing on whether the service I was paying for was executed correctly. It was an irrelevant distraction from the actual issue: the inability to produce the design she repeatedly assured me she could achieve. To compound matters, the owner stated they had the right to charge me for half the service, while the technician simultaneously declared she "didn't want it." The irony was almost theatrical. Rather than demonstrating composure, accountability, or even a modicum of customer care, the interaction became an exhibition of emotional impulsivity masquerading as professionalism. As I prepared to leave, the owner remarked to another client that she was "so mad I'm shaking" before informing me that I was no longer welcome. 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    My significant other and I decided to try a new spot to get our nails done. This so happened to be…read morethat spot. I'd say we made a good choice. We walked in and we were helped almost instantly. They had us wash our hands first. I was seated for my pedicure right after. I was quickly handed a menu for a complimentary drink. That was a great way to start things off! I chose an Orange juice. It was pretty tasty. I was given another menu to choose what I wanted done. I chose the Classic Pedicure for my Spa Pedicure. It included Clean & Cuticles Trim, File & Shape, Callus Removal, Sea Salt Exfoliant, and Polish Application. The price was $32, so it wasn't that bad. The massage chair was a decent touch. I got a clear coat and it came out really nice. I was pretty impressed by the pedicure. It felt slightly rushed, though. I got a Manicure afterwards. This was $20. The service took a good amount of time, so that was a plus since I wanted them to be clean. My nails came out very nicely considering the shape they were in when I walked through the door. My nail technician did a great job. I wish the pedicure lasted longer. I was impressed by her attention to detail on my Manicure. She had a positive attitude. Overall, this place didn't have any major issues. Everything was fairly simple from walking in through the door to leaving. The whole place had a clean essence to it with a slightly modern feel. I recommend this spot. I'm pretty sure I'll come back someday. Date of visit: 08/14/2023

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