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Nail bar
I would think there is. Being, nail bar is a part of a larger beauty salon. Nail salon i think is a small salon just doing nails and maybe a foot and neck massage but no other work that requires a different license.
From my experience, nail bars (at least in NYC) are just a little more upscale than Nail Salon. The type that offer you beverages (tea/coffee) while you doing your nails, they also tend to offer more type of manicures. They are more personal and need appointment, definitely not part of a larger beauty salon.
There is an OPI nail Bar here in las terrenas, they offer mani/pedi and cosmetic things (eyelashes extensions, etc) : https://www.facebook.com/opinailbarlasterrenasrepdom/
I have been there and there are definitely the most expensive (but quite reasonable compared to NYC, where I have spent over $100 for a manicure 😭).
There is an OPI nail Bar here in las terrenas, they offer mani/pedi and cosmetic things (eyelashes extensions, etc) : https://www.facebook.com/opinailbarlasterrenasrepdom/
I have been there and there are definitely the most expensive (but quite reasonable compared to NYC, where I have spent over $100 for a manicure 😭).
No doubt but I just have never heard of it and it’s (en mi mundo) salón de belleza pa’to.
In fact one of the biggest salons in SD uses the words in English. My friend said to me nobody would understand that either other than the those in the Naco district where they are located.
Name of salon is "BLUE" also in English. Go figure.
Keep everything im English then, will look fancy... Blue nail bar?
Or Belleza Blue sounds cute too
I stand corrected. A mistake I do often when I mean, I am going somewhere.
I stand corrected
Voy then
Actually, I am looking at it again and está bien....👍 I would say Voy a hacerme las uñas.... but the en lo mío throws me off.....
Here along the southern tier, these are your typical nail salons that also offer beverages for the customer to partake in (for purchase) while waiting to or being serviced. Beer, wine, or other spirits. Hence "bar". They are considered to be slightly more "upscale" than your regular mani/pedi locations. Just a new spin on an old service.
I just asked a lady friend, and she confirmed what I stated previously, but added that the Nail Bar offers a full visible "menu" of services as well, in addition to the availability of adult beverages able to be purchased and consumed on premises.
Listo....I got it now. This is an example where the message board communication can be ambiguous. Thanks.