Seven days
Monday to Friday 9:30 to 7, Saturday 9 to 6:30, Sunday 10 to 5. Three different day shapes, and Sunday is one of them.
A nail salon in the Bargain City plaza on Jamacha Road, open seven days a week. Acrylic and gel sets, fills, dip powder, hand-painted art, pedicures — including the one with the hot stones — and waxing. Walk-ins taken, and step-free through the door.
Ninety-five people have reviewed it on Google and more than two hundred on Yelp. A lot of them ask for someone by name.
Monday to Friday 9:30 to 7, Saturday 9 to 6:30, Sunday 10 to 5. Three different day shapes, and Sunday is one of them.
“Ask for Danny or Lisa if you’re looking for a full set or a fill” is a real sentence from a real review. Now you can do it before you arrive.
Walk-ins have always been welcome. Booking is for when you want a particular pair of hands, or you do not want to wait.
The spa pedicure with a hot stone massage on top. It gets its own line on the menu because it gets its own line in the reviews.
Kids get polished here all the time. Bring them — it is not that kind of quiet.
No steps and no stairs at the entrance, and cards are accepted at the desk. Nothing is taken online.
Sparkle Pro sits behind a white lightbox sign on Jamacha Road: NAIL & SPA in a deep sign red, with the salon’s name letterspaced small between two navy rules. Those two rules are on every page of this website. So is the white — because the room is bright, and because the reviews describe it in two words that no black-and-gold nail-salon template could ever earn.
There is no membership, no package to buy up front and no app to download. There is a price list, a row of chairs, a pedicure bench and a waxing room. Booking online just puts your name against one of the chairs before you get here.
This place can be summed up in two words: serene and pristine.
Bring a picture if you have one. Say how long you want them. That is the whole brief.