If you're considering getting waxed, read below as well, but just for nails, well, the nail job was poorly done and rushed. I could have done a more thorough job at home, and not wound up with spots of nail polish on my skin. I will NEVER EVER ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever EVER go back!  And I highly recommend that you don't even try it, either. \n\nAnd in regards to the waxing: Oh if only you could give negative stars. In this case, I definitely would. I learned a hard lesson today. NEVER EVER use the \""express\"" salons/spas in malls. EVER! Especially when you've got to look nice (like, say, for your birthday party). I've used them before but NEVER again. The lady giving me my pedicure asked me if I wanted my eyebrows waxed. I said no. She asked again. I said no, again. She asked a third time (very pushy), and though I had been saying no, I knew it needed to be done because I had some scraggliness off to the side. So I finally said yes. AND I GOT BURNED! Like bright red, with tiny white welts BURNED! I looked like some sort of effed up raccoon. And they all kept staring, not asking if I needed aloe. It should have been obvious to anyone with eyes that the post-wax condition of my general eyebrow area WAS NOT normal. If they'd had an easily available mirror on the inside, I wouldn't have left. Period. It was embarrassing. I went to the Carmen! Carmen! Prestige Salon in Belk and they fixed EVERYTHING and I am so thankful that they had openings and were willing to help. \n\nAfterwards I went back to the salon, just to mention that their wax was too hot and they completely denied it and put the blame on me and said I should have asked them for aloe to fix it. Aloe didn't cut it. It took hours of ice compresses, along with several skin-clearing/redness-relief creams, and a full face of makeup to hide it for my birthday party that night. Also, apparently they use \""multi-purpose wax\""- I don't know what this means but it seems to imply that  it's not necessarily gentle enough for the face which would make sense. AND the skin under my eyebrow was lifted. Not good. Not good at all. I have some choice words for these people but likely would have been escorted out of the mall by security had I chosen to use them.