It has been a successful few years
A successful nail salon has opened its third shop in the city centre. 1st Class Nails originally opened back in 2015 in Mansfield Road in Sherwood and that shop is still going strong.
The store opened on Wednesday, June 7 and also includes an area where children can sit and have a pedicure, too.Owner Julie Nguyen said: “At the moment, Sherwood and Arnold are both busy. Sherwood’s a bit busier because it’s on the main street and when people are driving by, they see us, there are more shoppers in Sherwood. With the Sherwood shop doing so well, we had to open up a shop in Arnold.”
Acrylics and gel designs are popular at the shop with ‘builder in a bottle’ becoming increasingly popular, too. The nail salon uses all-natural products, with most from popular brand Kaeso. The prices at 1st Class Nails vary but a full set of acrylics starts from £37. Noticing the balloons outside the shop for the grand opening, Kayleigh Smith, 35, who lives in Aspley, said: “I get my nails done all the time, so I might try here.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
New supermarket with ethical difference opens in NottinghamThere are hundreds of products on the shelves
Read more »
Man United in talks to sell goalkeeper Henderson to Nottingham Forest permanentlyNottingham Forest are in advanced talks with Manchester United over signing Dean Henderson permanently. United see selling Henderson as a way to raise funds for their summer rebuild and manager Eri…
Read more »
Nottingham hospital to benefit from Hinckley parents' five marathonsSophie and Tom are raising money for the hospital where daughter Odette, four, had 15 operations.
Read more »
Full Met Office verdict for Nottingham ahead of weekend heatwaveHot temperatures and sunshine are expected
Read more »
Early bird Nottingham beer festival tickets now on saleIt's the third year at the historic cricket ground
Read more »
Sex workers sought by University of Nottingham to develop safety toolThe university is helping to develop a tool for sex workers to report sexual or violent crime.
Read more »