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Happy Nails located at 23 George St., Luton LU1 2AF, UK

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Georgina

1 Google Rating

Absolutely rude, no customer service at all. The nails themselves did not look nice. I’m even angr

1/ 5

Absolutely rude, no customer service at all. The nails themselves did not look nice. I’m even angry I had to give them one star. DO NOT USE THIS PLACE.

Jacqueline e

5 Google Rating

Female technician was brilliant. Never had to walk in a and wait longer than 5 minutes

5/ 5

Female technician was brilliant. Never had to walk in a and wait longer than 5 minutes

Yalda Aimaq

1 Google Rating

Very rude! The lady cut my cuticle and it was bleeding. She didn’t even apologise !! I asked for s

1/ 5

Very rude! The lady cut my cuticle and it was bleeding. She didn’t even apologise !! I asked for some alcohol rub so it doesn’t get infected and she started giggling saying it’s only a small cut?! I was astonished and in shock at how unprofessional they were!! I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone!

Tansy Mcintyre

5 Google Rating

Took us straight away, did an amazing job on our nails

5/ 5

Took us straight away, did an amazing job on our nails

Lisa Alty

1 Google Rating

Talked entire way through my pedicure to college. Not relaxing at all. Wasn’t concentrating on doi

1/ 5

Talked entire way through my pedicure to college. Not relaxing at all. Wasn’t concentrating on doing the job. Wouldn’t recommend and will not be returning

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  • Sunday11:00 - 17:00
  • Monday09:00 - 20:00
  • Tuesday09:00 - 20:00
  • wednesday09:00 - 20:00
  • Thursday09:00 - 20:00
  • Friday09:00 - 20:00
  • Saturday09:00 - 20:00
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