Time: Dec/14/2017 (2 months ago)
A pedicure for $20? I would not have believed it, but its true! Nowhere else in Honolulu have I found a pedicure for that price. This is not just take off your old polish and slap on some new polish. They apply lotion after potion and more lotion and massaging, etc. There are other pedicure options that are more expensive. And they also have full service manicures as well. They accept credit cards for payment however the tip is cash only. The reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because the attendant didn't do as good a job on my left foot as she did on my right foot and I didn't notice it until I got home. At times my attendance seemed bored and was staring out the window and that could be the reason why my left foot is not as beautiful as my right foot LOL. This was my second time there and I will definitely go back for a third time and a fourth time, it's nice treat. Creative Nails is in a small shopping center and parking is very limited.
Time: Jan/26/2015 (3 years ago)
We stumbled upon this shop and we were so pleasantly surprised! Everyone is so friendly in here. They have an amazing selection of colors and everything is very clean and organized in the shop. Definitely would recommend! Lulu and Michelle did our nails and they are great.
Time: Sep/02/2016 (a year ago)
Gets busy early get there when they open find someone you like and stick with her/him
Time: Dec/11/2015 (2 years ago)
Very impressive as a nail salon. Staff is way over qualified for the job and everyone is so nice and easy to communicate with. Reasonable price.
Time: Apr/16/2016 (a year ago)
Came here last evening for a mani/pedi. Perhaps they thought I was a tourist because several "regulars" came in, to whom the staff were extremely friendly, but there was not a single smile for me and I was barked at throughout my time there. Shoddy polish work - genuinely looks like a child painted my nails, the layers are all over the place and she left cotton ball fuzz in the wet polish, which dried over and left unappealing bumps. My main complaint is that the pedicurist cut too deeply when removing dead skin and sliced the end of my toe wide open. Now every step is painful and I can't wear closed-toed shoes without a few bandaids for cushion. I yelped in pain and yanked my foot back when she did it, and she didn't even acknowledge what she had done or apologize for it. Just gave me an annoyed, impatient look then pulled my foot back in front of her to continue.
