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The Nail Bar Beauty & Co. Norwood
Polished nails, personalized care in a welcoming Norwood salon
3.5
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Polished nails, personalized care in a welcoming Norwood salon
The Nail Bar Beauty & Co. Norwood is a beauty and nail salon in Norwood, SA. Guests praise a clean, comfortable space and attentive, talented technicians, with Helen highlighted for patience and precise, thoughtful nail work. The salon provides BIAB and general nail services, though some reviews suggest clearer pricing and communication.
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Professional nail shaping, cuticle care, and polish application for beautiful, well-groomed hands.
Luxurious foot treatments including exfoliation, massage, and nail care for soft, refreshed feet.
Custom acrylic or BIAB nail enhancements for added length, strength, and stylish designs.
Creative and intricate designs, from simple patterns to detailed artwork, to express your unique style.
Additional services such as waxing or skincare to complement your nail care routine.
Overall rating
Tanya Starling
Lovely
Helen Ikeguchi
I always see the same nail tech at the Norwood nail bar - Angela - and she always does an excellent job. Angela is quick and careful, the shape is always perfect... always neat and flawless and lasts really well. Easy to communicate with and she works at 2 salon locations. Definitely recommend.
Sharon Thompson
Very happy 😍I really love my nails Kelly did a fantastic job. Thankyou Sharon ❤️
Leanne Norton
Loved the pamper and custom colour, thanks Helen 💅
Emma Coldwell
Edit to add more photos. I booked a manicure and pedicure. Both were meant to include a massage, neither did. The products they claim to use on their website are a lie, everything they used was clearly cheap eg fluoro pink soap. What earned them the lowest possible rating was that she damaged my nails. Natural nails, I wear them short for work. She used a machine grinder thing over the whole nail and again around the cuticle end. I said to her that she's damaged my nail, she said she was pushing the cuticle up. For one, I look after my cuticles and they weren't there to push up so that was my nail plate you just turned to powder, and for two 'push' doesn't involve something that looks like it belongs in woodwork class. In the photo, what looks like dried cuticle is the damage caused by the grinder. That's on every finger. Edit to add: I emailed and no one ever got back to me. Their products are cheap crap, not the ones shown on the website. You wouldn’t decant an expensive product into a cheap bottle, none of the colours matched the website, and the products smelled cheap. I’ve attached a second photo that shows the pinker, new nail growing out and the darker, damaged nail caused by this place.
Maria
