Nail Talk

I went to Nail Talk for a pedi, because a girlfriend at work told me she had a positive experience and they were affordable. Also, the salon is within walking distance from the office. When I arrived, I was immediately greated and seated in a spa chair. I decided on the pedicure with brown sugar scrub and to get my eyebrows waxed. I have frequented many salons in the area. This one is on par with the others. Not sure what type of dragon feet other reviewers came in the door with, but I left with soft, summer perfect feet. In addition, I received a nice leg massage with my pedi and an awesome head and neck massage when she finished my eye brows.

Walking out of Publix on a Sunday evening with a bag full of catfood in hand saw the open sign still on and like a moth to a flame headed to the doors. The woman who would be giving me a pedicure was actually puting on her coat as I walked in. We agreed on a price and got started as I was sitting down requested that «my feet soak for a few minutes as I am on them all of the time.» Soaking was about three minutes,.
One of the many reasons we get a pedicure is to relax, change our polish and decompress if only for an hour not here. My feet were still rough when she was finished a pumice stone was the only thing used (I own the same one at home) and polish on one toe was chipped the Next day. There is far too much talking going on amongst the staff, cuticle remover was forgotten and found out that when sevice was completed gel for those rough spots was available for an additional $ 5.00 it was never offered. Save your time and money go elsewhere.