Ortensia Nail Salon And Spa

Name: Ortensia Nail Salon And Spa
Address: 3864 Bathurst St, North York, ON M3H 3N3, Canada, H, Canada

3.7/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	3864 Bathurst St, North York, ON M3H 3N3, Canada
Phone :	📞 +88
Categories :	Beauty salon , Nail salon , Spa ,
City :	H

3864 Bathurst St, North York, ON M3H 3N3, Canada

Best Nail salon in Canada

L	Lourdes Domingo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It only take a me 4 days and my nails are already chipping. They are rushing and even i tell the lady who did my nails that it has a bubble on it. She said it's fine. Such a bad experience...☹️
A	Andrea Barredo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ They just want to get the money here. They don't care about what the customer wants. I just paid $65 for acrylic and the design i wanted looks like a kid's work. I go to my favorite salon for 45 and it looks professional with top tier service. I really should've went there instead. Lol
S	Star Light on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful space, nice layout but these prices are over the top for mediocre nails. I paid over $120 plus tip for pedi and bio. I was desperate for my nails to get done but i don't know if I'd ever go back. Absolutely ridiculous
M	Michelle Fernandes on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ What we went in for was 3 people a regular pedicure, a shellac pedicure and regular mani pedi.. which they confirmed when we got there. I already think 53 for a shellac pedicure that took 40 minutes vs a regular at 28 was a lot. Then my friends went to pay. They gave my friend shellac even though she asked for regular. So 28 went to 54 even though she asked for different. While my other friend was waiting for her toes to dry (they had finished her hands) they offered to massage her shoulders while she was sitting in a massage chair.. She was charged 35$ at cash for that 10 minute shoulder massage. When we said they didn’t tell us there was an additional charge to that and wasn’t told about the price they just stared at us. What was supposed to be a regular mani pedi and regular pedi costing 82 ended up costing my friends 142 before tax 160 after. We get our nails done often and we’re excited to try this place as it’s only around the corner but if you go watch out for this. We feel scammed. There’s no where on there price list that even lists massage.
M	Megan Di Felice on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Went to salon on Sunday for the first time for a bio gel fill. I guess because my current nails were from another salon they charged me for a new set? It was $80 for a bio gel set without tips or anything (which is way more than I’ve ever paid anywhere). Work did not reflect price but whatever I paid and left. 4 days later two of my nails have already chipped (usually I never chip my polish from bio gel manicures) so I called and asked them to fix it. The “fixed” nails were now a different shade than the ones I originally had because they couldn't find my colour? And they tried to ask me to pay for this “fix”. I do not recommend this salon
J	Julia Paul on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Annie has been doing my nails for months now and I never want anyone else, she is amazing! She always does an amazing job and I can trust her 100% to do an amazing job. I love how clean and beautiful my nails look. I originally went there because every place I got shellac done it was peeling within days. I wanted something that would last at least 2 weeks. They reccomended bio gel with shellac and it has always lasted at least 3 weeks but would last longer. Im very grateful to have found this shop with Annie because my nails have always been beautiful ever since.
T	Thalia Desmond on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I went to Ortensia believing that a biogel manicure would cost me around $65 before tax and tip .... not only because this is what the prices on their board are but also because I have gone to other places and the rate is typically within $50-60 range. However, when I started my manicure with the technician she told me that if I wanted my cuticles to be cleaned and cut it would cost me another $10, and shellac would be another $10 on top of that. I understand the shellac being an extra charge (although $10 seems like a lot when your already spending a decent amount), but I was shocked when she tried to charge me for a cuticle cut .... is that not supposed to be something that is included in a typical manicure. Long story short, the manicure ended up coming to over $100 with tax and tip, and on top of that the quality was extremely mediocre. She did not cut my hang nails or the dead skin around my cuticles which I paid extra for, she didn't apply any cuticle oil or moisturizer as they typically do, and the backs of my nails are covered in thick shellac polish that had dripped under when she was painting them. Point is I WILL NOT BE BACK, and while I understand that the pandemic has caused financial strain for businesses it does not excuse wild inflation and a decrease in quality. I would recommend going somewhere else.
n	naz Gunduz on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ not bad but not good either. the other day when i asked for nails they said it was 65 dollars for bio gel but when i went today they charged me 85 dollars. the lady did a good job but didn’t listen and just did an oval shape when i wanted ballerina. not the best nails for 85 dollars.