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Tuesday – Saturday: 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.Family ownedWoman ownedLicensed in FLSalon license · FL Lic. # 000000Yazmine Carrasquillo, Nail specialist license · FL Lic. # 000000
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Who we come for

Plans for each kind of day

Each day has its time, its deposit rule and a few things we ask you to decide ahead.

  • Book early

    Quinceañera

    The morning-of table for the quinceañera, her court and the mothers, timed around hair, makeup and the dress.

    • 4–5 hours for the court

    • A parent with each guest under 18

    • Colors picked a week ahead

  • Book early

    Wedding morning

    The bride, her party and the family at the venue or the hotel suite, finished before the photographer arrives.

    • 4–6 hours, both of us

    • Deposit holds the date

    • A plan with a time for each guest

  • Birthday or shower

    A party table in the living room or the backyard, one guest after another, tools cleaned between guests.

    • 2–3 hours for up to six guests

    • Classic manicures and polish changes

    • Add art on a few nails

  • Office lunch

    A table in a break room or a meeting room, short manicures and polish changes for coworkers, one chair at a time.

    • 2 hours on a weekday

    • A room with a door that closes

    • Guests booked in turns

How a visit goes

From the first message to the last coat.

  1. 01

    Step 1: Book your visit

    Send the date, the address and how many guests. We write back with a plan, and a deposit holds the date.

  2. 02

    Step 2: What you set out

    A table about the size of a card table, a chair for each guest and an outlet nearby. We bring the lamp, the case, the towels and the tools.

  3. 03

    Step 3: When you arrive

    We arrive about 30 minutes before the first guest to lay out the table. Kamila sets the order of turns while Yazmine starts.

  4. 04

    Step 4: Afterward

    Gel is dry when we pack up, and we clean the table before we go. If a nail lifts, tell us within a few days.

The party table

Polish on the table, cake beside it

Set the party table the way you like. We lay the polish along one end and work around the food.

Keep food and drinks at the other end of the table, away from the lamp and the tools. Guests under 18 have a parent beside them.

  • Polish along one end of the table

  • Food and drinks at the other

  • Guests take turns at the chair

An open rolling nail case with rows of polish and tools on a living-room floor, beside a folding table with a small lamp and a towel