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Nail salon recommendations for pedicures

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I really need recommendations for pedicures on the Westside. I've had zero out of my last 10 treatments, and I can't live like this anymore!!!
I'm looking for a pedicurist who thoroughly cleans, trims, and trims my cuticles. I'm not particularly concerned with nail art. I just want a clean and neat pedicure with careful cuticle trimming. It would be a plus if the salon has massage chairs (why don't they have this in Los Angeles? I'm from New York, where massage chairs are standard in all salons!).
Everywhere I've been, the experience hasn't been great.

People care less about the cosmetic appeal than about the feeling of cleanliness, neatness, and comfort after a visit.
A good pedicure primarily involves proper skin and cuticle care, safe instruments, no injuries, and proper hygiene.
When these basic steps are done well, even without the design, the result is perceived as a high-quality service.

Good places usually take their time and use proper sterilization of instruments, as this almost always affects the quality. Among the truly good ones, according to reviews, nail salon manicure pedicure nails where even basic care is done with careful, high-quality finishing. They have decent pedicure chairs and the technicians don't rush between clients. This has a significant impact on the results, even if it seems like a small thing.