I paid £40 for a set of nails but they ended up looking like overgrown dog claws
SHE only wanted a set of infills, and for two of her broken nails to be fixed.
But Charlisse Cronin was left fuming when she ended up with talons that looked like overgrown dog claws – and was charged £40 for it to boot.
She took to TikTok to share her “nail rant”, as she told her followers: “I went to get my nails done today.
“Some of the people who do your nails are really lovely but if you get a really rude person it just bums you out completely so you decide to stay quiet and just let them do their thing.
“She was rushing and I was like, ‘Oh my god, she must be so good – she’s just so fast’.
“I had refills and I had two nails that I needed to get fixed. So she fixed those and I’ve finished, paid, $70 for it.
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“Pretty f**king high for $70 for refills and then just to fix two nails.
“I thought it would be less because that’s usually how much I pay for a full set.”
Charlisse, who is based in Perth, Australia, added that she hadn’t noticed how bad the nails were until she had already paid for them and had left the salon.
Holding up her hands, she showed how the nails on the right hand were pointing upwards rather than forwards.
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“Can someone please explain to me how this happened?” she asked.
“Look at this hand. What is going on here?
“Why are they doing that? These are the two she fixed. Do I go back?
“Do I take them off?”
She added that she’s not the “kind of person” to take them off, but admitted that she wasn’t sure whether or not she could just leave them be.
“Look at this one – why is it going up?” she concluded.
People in the comments section were quick to weigh in on the nail debacle, with one writing: “The pointy hand sort of reminds me of how your dogs nails get when they get too long!”
“THISSS BABAHAHAHA,” Charlisse replied.
“I feel like walking outside and looking at your fresh nails properly is the equivalent of the lights coming on in a club at 5 am – traumatising,” another one added.
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“So true,” Charlisse answered.
“Then they be telling you that it’s not the nails it’s ya finger,” a third commented.
