Nail Fairies located at 68 Eastgate St, Gloucester GL1 1QN, UK

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R l

5 Google Rating

Had a lovely morning with my daughter and her friends getting our nails done. Staff are lovely, grea

5/ 5

Had a lovely morning with my daughter and her friends getting our nails done. Staff are lovely, great attention to detail.. extremely happy with our nails. Will go again for sure. Thank you 😊

Tanya Marshall

5 Google Rating

Lovely friendly staff super helpful, would recommend to anyone 😊 one happy customer

5/ 5

Lovely friendly staff super helpful, would recommend to anyone 😊 one happy customer

Jackie Broad

5 Google Rating

Walked in and was glad to be done straight away. Love my nails

5/ 5

Walked in and was glad to be done straight away. Love my nails

Nicole

2 Google Rating

I had an appointment and the lady that did my nails seemed to have rushed them as when I was drying

2/ 5

I had an appointment and the lady that did my nails seemed to have rushed them as when I was drying them she ran out in a hurry. I wasn’t even a walk in so they were aware of what I was coming in for so should have been prepared. Once they were done. I paid and left. When I got half way down the road realised they were chipped. So I went back and one of the guys re did the paint that was chipped and gave me a slight refund which I really appreciate. However one cracked and snapped 3 days after having them done. Very disappointed

sandhya boray

5 Google Rating

Very professional, great quality and service. Quick and efficient. Will visit again and highly reco

5/ 5

Very professional, great quality and service. Quick and efficient. Will visit again and highly recommend.

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  • Sunday09:00 AM - 07:00 PM
  • Monday09:00 AM - 07:00 PM
  • Tuesday09:00 AM - 07:00 PM
  • Wednesday09:00 AM - 07:00 PM
  • Thursday09:00 AM - 07:00 PM
  • Friday09:00 AM - 06:00 PM
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