Comments on: Manicures and Pedicures in Jerusalem, secrets revealed

By: Flower

Flower — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 19:28:32 +0000

I need someone in Jerusalem to do shellac or Jessica nails as I’m getting married this week and can’t find anyone pls help! Thanks!

By: Daniella

Daniella — Sun, 28 Nov 2010 16:02:31 +0000

Hi everyone!
I have a question & a service offering:
1- I too am a “mobile mani\pedi girl”. I finished my course this past year, as of now live & work in Yerushalayim doing pampering manicures & pedicures, even have a foot bubble bath :). As of mid-Febuary i will b living & working mainly in Efrat, but will still b coming in twice a week to J-m. I have reasonable prices, & totally flexible with timing, daytime or evenings. I can be reached at: nailsbydaniella@gmail.com
2- Where does a mani\pedi girl go when she needs to get her nails done? Im getting married ey”H in a month & a hf, & am looking for somewhere in J-m pampering\salon type place w\ massage chair (not someone’s bk room) where I can go get a mani\pedi for my wedding. Any suggestions?

By: sara

sara — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 16:18:34 +0000

i’m looking for somewhere to have nail gels done in central Jerusalem, talpiot, emek,etc. not har-nof pls. thks

By: Andrea

Andrea — Sun, 09 May 2010 09:42:29 +0000

I actually came to this page because I was googling a good place to get my hair done in Jerusalem, but must add my comment to the one directly above me – Chanie from Perfection.

I will let no one else TOUCH my eyebrows, and since I use her gels, for the first time in my life, I have nice nails… and she is the cleanest place I have ever seen. That is definitely hard to come by :)

Also.. it just seems that my leg waxings are further apart, like her wax keeps the hair from growing back as quickly.

Highly Recommended.

If anyone knows of a good hairdresser, let me know! Thanks

By: Chana Bider

Chana Bider — Mon, 03 May 2010 19:01:04 +0000

Hi Everyone
I own a nail salon in the shopping center in Har Nof. I am open over 2 yrs and seem to have filled a “void”. You can book an appointment or “walk-in”. My salon is a nice hang out for women only and I only hire the best of the best!!!
We do all nail care – manicure, pedicure, medical pedicure, Biposculpture gels, IBD gels, acrylics…………We also do full body waxings with top of the line waxes….We do facials, massage, make-up, ear piercing………..
We are “American-style” but my manicures did recently go up to 60 shekels because USA prices only seem reasonable maybe in home-based businesses. I personally (coming from usa) did not enjoy going to private homes and being a busy mother of young children, was not able to know a week in advance when I’d have time to get my eyebrows done!
We have a lot of customers from outside of har nof…..free parking…….feel free to call with any questions or to book an appointment – erev shavuos is almost full!!!
Chanie
Perfection Salon
02-652-3713

By: Shana

Shana — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 19:55:13 +0000

Hi Everyone!

I am really excited to announce, I have just opened up a little spa and salon in my home just off Emek. I qualified in Israel and I have nine years experience in the field. I have worked for various spas both in Israel and abroad. Over the years I have noticed that treatment prices at spas these days are extremely pricey and sadly most people are unable to enjoy the luxury of pampering themselves. Working from home permits me the ability to provide the same professional treatment and expert advice at a reasonable price that most can afford.

Here is my price list. For more information or to schedule a treatment please contact me at 054-7553-995 or email me at Jerusalemspa@gmail.com

Take care,
Shana

Manicure – 45 sheks – 45 mins to an hour
Pedicure – 85 sheks – 1 hour
Massage – Includes Swedish, Deep Tissue or Aroma Therapy – Women only – 1 hour 180 sheks
Massage 30 mins – 100 sheks
Facial – 200 sheks – 1 to 1.5 hours

Includes Tea, coffee and mild refreshments.
Package deals and discounts available for each additional treatment.

By: Yvonne

Yvonne — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 06:00:26 +0000

Hi!
I’ve recently moved back to Jerusalem and am looking for someone who does artificial nails. Can anyone recommend somebody. I tried one on a visit a couple of years ago and ended up with an infection. On the other hand my nails are so long I can barely type:(((
Thanks
Yvonne

By: Rebecca

Rebecca — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 15:02:42 +0000

Hi Racheli,

I didn’t find Esther creepy at all. In fact, she’s super nice and normal. But i def. had those feelings going into it. it’s not 5 star treatment, but it gets the job done convenient and inexpensively

By: Racheli

Racheli — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 08:45:47 +0000

Hi Rebecca,

Great tip – but I’m hesitant. These in-home services kinda seem shady to me. In Philly, where I’m from, the salon girls spend about an hour doing an manicure and an hour doing a pedicure – it’s a real star treatment with creams, massage, etc.
How was your experience with a home visit?

By: Nail Laka | ISRAELITY

Nail Laka | ISRAELITY — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 07:01:41 +0000

[...] talking men and women here, because, men, your nails could also use some TLC. But the thing is, it isn’t always so easy to just go and get a manicure in the land of Israel. You need to know who to go to, to call and make an appointment, to think [...]