Maybe it was the timing...but I had the worst experience of my life and I've had some pretty bad nail salon experiences.\n\nAlthough I want to shout and shake my fist, instead I'll give some constructive criticism:\n\n*invest in bigger UV drier for gel nails (not one that fits only 4 fingers) and one that has a longer setting than 30 seconds\n* DON'T' ALLOW OTHER CUSTOMERS TO PLAY THEIR OWN MUSIC FROM THEIR PHONES!!!!!!!!! Seriously!!\n*Don't tell people that you can accommodate their services when you obviously can't\n* Where is your price list? \n*invest in actual, legitimate signs that are professionally printed. Not something written with a sharpie\n*don't loudly announce what someone left another technician for tip\n*don't let the employees and owner/manager have their cell phone ringer on high and actually take phone calls.\n*don't have someone take their shoes off and stick their feet in a bath while you call on your cell phone while you are doing my nails to come and take care of this other customer's service. \n*don't let your employees perform services while their hair are in rollers\n*ASK YOUR CUSTOMERS IF THEY WANT THEIR NAILS SHORTER AND WHAT SHAPE THEY WANT IT IN. \n*don't try and serve two customers at the same time (I ended up refiling my own nails on one hand...and then the second time she left me I had to dry my own nails under the UV and reset the timer on it every 30 seconds)\n*DON'T FILE SOMEONE ELSE'S ACRYLIC NAILS, GET THE ACRYLIC DUST ALL OVER YOUR HANDS AND ARMS, AND THEN IMMEDIATELY PUMP LOTION ON YOUR HAND AND GIVE ME A \""HAND MASSAGE\"" THAT IS GRITTY FROM ALL OF THE ACRYLIC DUST FROM SOMEONE ELSE'S NAILS.