Pamper Nails & Spa Beaverton

Notice of Temporary Closure
Dear valued customers,
Due to Covid-19 outbreak, for the health of our community. We regret to inform you that Pamper Nails & Spa will extend closures until April 30th. The Grand Opening Day is delayed until further notice.
We apologize for any inconvenience. We love you and appreciate your business.

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Pamper Nails & Spa

Because of the virus outbreak, we have to delay the Grand Opening Day until further notice. We are looking forward to seeing our dear customers soon. As we could understand, some people are desperately needing their nails soaked off. Here are some tips to soak off your nails. We hope it helps. You will need: 1 file, 1 buffer, acetone, cotton balls, foil paper and a hot towel.
1. Soak cotton balls in acetone.
2. Cut foil paper into 10 small pieces.
3. Use the clipper to clip your nails off if they’re too long or you have an artificial tip.
4. Use a file to file the top of your nails.
5. Put cotton balls on your nails.
6. Wrap your fingers with foil paper.
7. Put a hot towel over your hands.
8. Relax and wait 15 mins.
9. Use a file to file the top of your nails.
10. Repeat steps 4-8 until everything comes off.
11. Remember to put cuticle oil/coconut oil/ Vaseline around your cuticle after you’re done.❤️

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Eating a healthy diet, exercising, and getting enough sleep.
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