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Specialize in Pedicure Chairs and Nail Furniture for salons and spas. Brand new and boxed Pedicure Spa Chair with a massage in United State. Lowest prices guarantee! We'll match all advertised prices. Call 877-777-9711
Pleasant Hill Road 1630, 30096, Duluth, United States
3.7
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I got to know about the saloon from nearby app and when I had my first hair cut, I really liked it. The ambiance and hospitality is pretty good and above satisfactory level. The hair stylist name was Sam and he was superb in hair cut and styling. I would really recommend this place for everyone. Salon Chairs are awesome they tell me that they buy these chairs from ovationspa.
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