Samantha’s Mini Spa in Minneapolis, MN
About Samantha’s Mini Spa
Samantha’s Mini Spa is a cozy and inviting retreat located in the heart of the city. Offering a variety of rejuvenating services, Samantha’s Mini Spa provides clients with the ultimate pampering experience. From relaxing massages to invigorating facials, each treatment is tailored to meet the individual needs of every guest.
The skilled team of therapists at Samantha’s Mini Spa is dedicated to providing top-quality services using only the highest quality products. Their attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction sets them apart from other spas in the area.
Whether you are in need of some well-deserved relaxation or simply looking to treat yourself to a day of self-care, Samantha’s Mini Spa has something for everyone. Step inside and let the stresses of the day melt away as you indulge in a truly luxurious spa experience.
Address: 229 10th Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55415, United States
Website:
Call: (612) 338-2121, +1 612-338-2121
Rating: 4.1
Total Customer Rating: 154
Salon Open Hours:
Monday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Customer Says:
Visit #1
I got a gel mani and pedi which I am pretty sure I was over charged for. I cannot figure out how it could have added up to $120. The mani was $40 + $10 extra for the metallic I chose, which means the pedicure was $70?
The pedicure was fine and still looks good weeks later.
However
The mani looked great for a few hours, but the topcoat and metallic started to chip and peel the next day. I left early that morning for a trip so I was unable to go back right away to have it fixed. I took pictures with time stamps. When I got back to town a week later I called and explained that I needed it redone and would like them to fix it or at least give me a discount.
Visit #2
When I got there I showed the boss my nails and tried to show her pix but she didn’t want to see them. She said I should have come back right away. I explained (again) that I had been out of the country and she told me I should have called. The boss told the chick who changed out my color to charge me the full price. By the time I got home and put on my glasses 8 of my nails were bubbling up underneath. I call immediately and requested an appointment to have them redone. The next day two of the bubbles popped open in the center of my nails revealing a goopy mess.
Visit #3
Everyone acted annoyed at me, like I was a big inconvenience. The boss did the prep and was only going to redo 2 of the nails. I kept pushing her to do the others but only ended up convincing her to redo 5 of them. The lady that did the painting this time was clearly more skilled than the first two, but the job was rushed and unpleasant.
In summary:
Pricey
Low quality
Bad customer service
They don’t do acrylic with powder (as the space is small and the chemicals smell strongly) but have dip/gel and would add a nail tip to your dip for 10$ extra ($55 + tip).
As a Black woman, there’s definitely anxiety at nail salons, especially when I don’t know if I’ll be treated like a suspicious stranger and as a paying customer and human.
Na and her staff have always been kind and knowing this makes me feel way less anxious!
Today Lynn did my nails, which I LOVE. I could tell she tried her best and mistakes were made (I’m very stiff), she fixed them before I could say anything. I did a simple manicure with a sparkly black/gold color and almond shaped.
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