Cure 7460 Cimarron Market Avenue, El Paso, TX 79911

"The white girl with the rainbow hair was extremely rude when I asked for the pedicure water to be more warm. I also wanted "milky white" nail polish on my toes and she gave me cloudy clear. When I asked for white she stormed off mad I asked her to change my polish. I was really looking forward to pampering myself for my birthday but she ruined my special day. I paid for a Russian manicure and didn't even get my nails filed. Too expensive for a bad experience."

"Amazing place! Very friendly and very clean shop. Alex has been doing my nails for over a year. She did my wedding nails and they turned out amazing. Very professional and always makes sure you leave happy."

"Ive been going to cure for the last year and have always had good experiences! I will say that this has been my most impressed visit. I got the manicurist, Diana! She was fantastic. She was very respectful with what i wanted in regards to the shaping of my nails, the length and everything else. She was also very vigilant with not over buffing my nails especially with how sensitive they were at the time, and very patient and respectful, considering it took me a while decade to choose a color. Super awesome manicurist and very vigilant to the client’s requests. She’s also very detailed with her work which is great! I will recommend her. She did really good and I’ve never been this happy with how my nails turned out! Really great job Diana! My wedding is even coming up in a few weeks and will for sure be requesting Diana to do them! Really great place to get mani-pedis done. And last thing, I strongly encourage and recommend their rubber base gel. So much better than regular gel. Next time I’ll be going in to try the apres nails!"

"It’s my second time coming here, and I always appreciate how thorough they are with cleaning your cuticles, trimming, and filing nails. No other salon does such a good job as Cure does, which is why I decided to come back another time. However, the reason why I give them three stars is for this past visit—although I was quite pleased with the result initially—I’m disappointed to say that my nails barely lasted a week without them chipping :( I’ve attached some photos below and some could argue that i’m being “picky,” but for a $90+ service I would say my opinions are justified. In addition, the nail technician who took off my polish was insistent on telling me that my prior nails that I walked into the salon with were acrylic and not dip. I am not an expert, but I would like to think that I have gotten my nails done enough to know the difference between dip and acrylic. They were pretty insistent, and although I am not sure they ever charged me the additional fee for the acrylic removal, the whole situation was just slightly uncomfortable. I tried my best to understand their explanation of why they thought it was dip and not acrylic, but their reasoning of “some salons try to cheat you out of it” just didn’t sit well with me when I knew the other nail salon did in fact provide me with a dip nail service. Again, Cure does an awesome job with the basics, but I’m not quite convinced that a $95 manicure is worth it when it cannot even last a week. :("