by Jen G 
Finding the next nail spa for my mani-pedi tour is as easy as taking a stroll down Manhattan Ave. There are two for every block. It was on the early side, before 10am and I walked by the place where I lost my gel manicure virginity. I saw her; Helen at Green Point Nails, Inc. She was cleaning and I wanted her – to do my gel nails proper, but I have a commitment to…
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I went there on Friday and completely agree with your review. I had the guy and he seemed completely over servicing me. Commented that I had short nails, kept asking over and over if I was sure I wanted my nail color because I picked a neutral shade and quickly flicked the nail polish on my toes. I had to tell them there was still nail showing. You would think with Jennifer’s closed and Honey Spa and Black Pearl having such loyal fan bases, they would raise their customer service bar …