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ST Nails & Foot Spa – Traralgon���Morwell

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ST Nails & Foot Spa located at 29 Post Office Pl, Traralgon VIC 3844, Australia

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Debbie Clark

5 Google Rating

I always get my sns done here , I won't go anywhere else ! Great prices & awesome staff !

5/ 5

I always get my sns done here , I won't go anywhere else ! Great prices & awesome staff !

Michelle Johns

2 Google Rating

Wasn't impressed wrong color ,raced through over crowed unfriendly,overpriced ,wrong shape.

2/ 5

Wasn't impressed wrong color ,raced through over crowed unfriendly,overpriced ,wrong shape.

Anna Pesa

2 Google Rating

Came here for my first time my pedicure was very rough and I have developed a toenail infection. I h

2/ 5

Came here for my first time my pedicure was very rough and I have developed a toenail infection. I had Shellac done to my nails and the next day started pealing off several nails which was a bit disappointing. Staff are quite friendly though.

Marina Wareham

5 Google Rating

So happy with my SNS nails the the girls did a wonderful job. Not big and bulky like other places. F

5/ 5

So happy with my SNS nails the the girls did a wonderful job. Not big and bulky like other places. Feel and look very natural.

Naomi Mcdonald

5 Google Rating

I don’t go anywhere else these girls are amazing and my SNS a longer then any other nail place tha

5/ 5

I don’t go anywhere else these girls are amazing and my SNS a longer then any other nail place that I have been to

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  • Sunday09:00 AM - 05:30 PM
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  • Tuesday09:00 AM - 05:30 PM
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  • Thursday09:00 AM - 07:00 PM
  • Friday09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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