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Never will I or my daughters use this salon \r I just moved to Fair Oaks and have been here less than one month.\r Because of the language difference I experienced as soon as I walked in, I asked to look at the pricing and selected the $30 pedicure. I even pointed to it on their hand menu. I selected my nail color and was promptly told I could not have the one I wanted as it was not part of the $30 pedicure. I even asked why. Once again the language difference and I just went with what they told me. \r My pedicure was very done very nicely and I thought wow this is nice and it will be worth $30 since in Houston I usually paid much less. Well I got to check out and was charged $60. I asked why and was told that was the service I got. I reminded him he knew I wanted the 30 service because of the polish. Once again the language difference (all of sudden the limited English was even less). I just stood there while all of sudden all the workers were speaking Vietnamese very loudly and he started speaking back to them. I could not tell what was going on. I just signed the charge slip, No tip of course.. I know I should not have but I was feeling bullied and intimidated. I am a 47 year old woman. I wonder what Rip off they pose on others. I am reporting them to Better Business Bureau. \r more

It's close to where I am, I was the only customer at the time, but when it came time to check out I was charged $40 for what is advertised as a pedicure 2 for $25 according to their website. I had a hard time understanding the tech, she has a very thick accent so I did not question it, just won't go back. The massage was very fast, not relaxing at all and she was a little rough with the scrubber. It is also listed on their website that they use individual packets of sanitized tools, they did not during my visit. Pros: Close to Boerne area, not busy Cons: too fast of a massage, higher price than advertised more