Cosmo Nail Spa

Big shop next to Public food store. Clean, great customer service, nails and waxing, menu of prices will fit anyone’s budget.

Been going for a while. Very clean. Can get very busy. Has lots of walk ins and sometimes appointments don’t matter. But they do a great job. Lots of color choices. I recommend Cathy or Pricilla..

Sunday afternoon before school started was busy. But they were getting people out left and right. Nail techs were friendly. I was chatting with two of them while they did mine and another woman’s nails. I’ll go back. Oh, they had tennis on the tv I could see and found that kind of boring.

Very good job at doing nails. The only downfall is, they’re not the cleanest and they don’t talk while doing the nails. Overall they’re good at what they do. I’ve only been there twice, so far, but I’ll keep going back. It’s hard to find a place that takes their time and they’re always crowded.

I saw this place when I was on my way to get groceries at the Publix right next door. I hadn’t had a pedicure in years and I just moved here from Colorado, so I figured my feet needed some pampering since they’re going to be in open toed sandals so much more often here. When I walked in there were a few other women getting led back to get pedicures and 1 woman getting a manicure. I figured that I would have to wait but I didn’t. There were 4 employees for the each of us and there seemed to be more in the back because when other people came in they were helped right away too. It was a weekday afternoon, so it wasn’t packed but there were more people than expected. From what I remember of a pedicure it was all very standard. They have a small TV at the top corner and they were showing Star Trek so I got distracted watching that. At the end they have you sit at a table to let the polish dry. The girl who did my pedicure completely vanished, so I gather that you sit until you’re ready to go. I sat for over 10 minutes and was the last to leave of everyone who was getting a pedicure so I figured I was good to go. As soon as I put my sandal on I smudged the polish on my big toe. Ooops. If I had told them they may have fixed it, but I had some other stuff to get done so I didn’t say anything. I suppose that they give out those lovely pedicure flip flops for a reason. :) My pedicure was $ 22 plus tip and I noticed that a polish change is $ 7. They have the prices on the board right up front, so it’s nice to see them ahead of time. Since there are so many nail places around I will probably try out a couple of them, but given the convenient location of Cosmo Nail Spa I’m sure I’ll be back some time.