Nail salons in Longfield

For my wedding, I decided to get my nails done at Drop Dead Gorgeous, even though I had never had builder nails before. I was pleasantly surprised by how long they lasted without chipping, and the edges of my nails remained smooth. The lady who did my nails was very welcoming and made me feel relaxed throughout the process. I am now considering getting them done monthly and will definitely be returning for more treatments.

On my 70th birthday, I received a £50 voucher as a gift. Regrettably, I was unaware that it was only valid for a period of four months. Typically, beauty salons offer a validity period of at least six months, if not a year. Upon attempting to schedule an appointment, I discovered that the voucher had expired by a mere four days. Despite my hopes for leniency, the initial individual I conversed with displayed rudeness. The manager, whom I subsequently spoke with, exhibited even greater discourtesy and failed to propose a discounted treatment. This practice appears deceitful to me, as most beauty salons provide a year-long validity for vouchers. A similar incident occurred at Clarins in Bluewater last year, where the response was markedly different. The staff there were exceedingly pleasant, acknowledging that such situations are commonplace, and provided the full treatment. Consequently, I have decided to direct my voucher purchases and personal treatments elsewhere. It is disheartening to report that I had to award a single star to this establishment in order to submit this review; in reality, I would rate it a negative five due to the abysmal customer service. I am utterly astounded and left feeling disillusioned as a potential customer of a local enterprise.