Well. It was an interesting experience. I got a regular polish manicure/pedicure for $55. I tipped $15.

The massage chair had a pretty low intensity that you couldn't make stronger in the chair I was in (I had the blue one. There were 3 different types of chairs).

The foot bath was ice cold. Like I-couldn't-put-my-feet-in-cold. When someone became available, I asked if I got my could get hotter water. They said oh absolutely. Partly drained/added hot water... I got cool water. I asked for it to be a bit hotter, and they were surprised, but repeated the process, and now I'm at lukewarm. Someone asked if it was hot now, and I said not really. My manicurist felt it and said "oh that's hot!" I touched it with my hand, thinking maybe I had acclimated as the temp changed. Nope. It was barely warm. I repeated that I would like it hotter. She did, but then went off in what I assume is her native tongue, indicating she wasn't happy. I wasn't really either since it was still in the warm, not hot category, but I just left it.

The manicurist never asked which pedicure I wanted, and she gave me the basic. Which was pretty basic, but fine. I actually wanted the Chamomile, which was more expensive, but by the time I realized she wasn't going to ask, we were past the point of changing it.

Over the course of the visit, the manicurist asked me 4 times if I wanted glitter. I said, "No thanks!" Each time, but by the time we got to the manicure, she just said,"we'll do glitter on this nail. " I had to firmly say "no I don't want that."

My hands went into the UV light things between coats. I sat under the light/ fan bench for 10 minutes. My nails looked like this after I put my shoes on.

It was a pretty underwhelming-borderline-terrible service. I tipped a bit more than I normal do because maybe she was having a bad day.