The best nail salons in Hong Kong
This bright and spacious Japanese salon offers really good prices considering their Central location. Their services start from $100 for a polish-only treatment up to $770 for a hard gel foot pedicure. Nail art can be added on for $20 per nail, as well as French tips ($100 extra), and more options. First-time customers can also enjoy a soft gel manicure for $400 or pedicure for $500, which includes soak-off gel removal, nail shaping, cuticle care, and one colour.
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