Paint Box Nail Bar opens in APM Centrale Mall Cebu

For most part of the day, I'm on my feet, walking or standing up. And the most neglected parts of our body are our hands and feet. At times, a little refreshing treatment is needed. A foot spa, manicure or pedicure, goes a long way in making one feel good.




Enter Paint Box Nail Bar which opened on June 18, 2016 at the new APM Centrale Mall (in front of SM City Cebu). It's accessible by both private and public transportation. 


They offer one of the best services when it comes to pampering your hands and feet. Their equipment are well-sanitized. For every customer, they open a newly cleaned bagful of beauty tools.

If you prefer to have nail art done on your fingernails, they also do that. They have a wide selection of nail polishes for the discerning client. You can choose from Orly, Zoya, Essie, Cuccio and Qtica brands. 



Prices will depend on the type of polish that you will be using. It ranges from a minimum of 70php for a manicure and 90php for a pedicure. Everyone is welcome to try their products and services.

I found their staff friendly and accommodating. I also observed that they're skilled in doing their work. I like the big club chairs that go with the place. Paint Box has a vibrant vibe to it.



The nail bar also goes beyond nail polish, they have awesome deals when it comes to threading and waxing services as well. Depending on the body part that needs to be catered to, prices also varies.

They're open from 10AM to 9PM, Monday-Sunday. For reservations, contact them at 032-273-2426 or 0932-463-2570.


Check them out.

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