T H Nails

This salon used to go by the name Foxy Hair and Nails Salon, which is how it shows up on Google right now — not sure if it’s under new ownership or just a name change.
I recently moved and have been looking for a new nail salon close to the house. First, I called a different salon and asked if there was a wait for a pedicure — they told me no, and when I got there all technicians were busy and they were stacked three deep waiting. So, frantic to get a pedicure, I looked for other options and found this amazing place…
I called and asked if they had any technicians that could take me and they said yes. Even better, when I showed up 10 minutes later, they remembered me and ushered me into a seat to get started.
The pedicure was excellent and inexpensive ($ 22), deserving of 5 stars all on its own. But what made it incredible was this:
I told the girl working on my nails that we don’t have a kitchen right now because we’re remodeling and we ran out of disposable cups this morning, so I hadn’t had any water today — I was super thirsty. She hooked me up with a bottle of water and then sent another woman to the back — when she returned, she had 5 water bottles and a bunch of disposable cups all bagged up for me to take home so I didn’t have to worry about getting thirsty later or running to the store to stock up on cups.
You can teach nail skills (which this salon has in spades), but you can’t teach kindness. That’s how you earn a customer for life!
I can’t wait until my fingernails grow back (remodeling murdered my beautiful nails) so that I can go back for a shellac manicure!