Bollywood Salon & Spa

Kristina Starr

★★★★★

"Mona did an absolutely amazing job on my hair! I walked in without an appointment on the day before Mother’s Day expecting to be turned away, but they sat me down instantly and started to ask me what kind of hairstyle I would like. Mona was not only spot on but she styled my hair even better than I had envisioned! Amazing hairstylist and I will absolutely be back!"

han

★★★★

"ana did my pedicure and she was really caring! i appreciate that she wasn't super pushy about other services. amazing work!! however the other staff kept rushing her to finish my service to work on a another customer, when another staff member could've helped them instead- it felt very excluding."

Aisha Mohammed

★★

"Thought this place was going to be good but left feeling unsatisfied by the eyebrow threading service. I was able to walk in without an appointment and was seen quickly, but paid $15 for threading and my eyebrows look no different. I sat in the chair for 3 mins and the service was over and now I have to go pluck my brows at home. I did not want to ask for them to be fixed because I felt like they would be messed up more. Will not return."

Dawn Beasley

★★★★★

"Stopped in at Bollywood Salon & Spa for an impromptu pedicure. The atmosphere was great, and Rushma did a wonderful job. She was very friendly, and made sure everything was exactly as I wanted. I'll definitely be back again to see her!"

Leah Rae Wickland

★★

"An empty nail salon isn't a convenience; it's a neon warning sign. I ignored it. I had some unexpected free time, needed a pedicure, and figured I'd lucked out. Instead, I walked into one of the most disappointing pedicures I've ever had. First, they used a mini electric sander to remove the polish, which also managed to remove some of my skin. Unfortunately, that was just the beginning. The "salt scrub" contained no discernible salt, mostly oil. Calling it a scrub feels generous because there was no actual scrubbing, just a quick application before it was wiped away. The "massage" can best be described as lotion application. I've experienced more vigorous exfoliation washing dishes with a soft sponge. If that qualified as a massage, then moisturizing after a shower should count as a spa treatment. By the end, it felt like every step of a pedicure was technically included, but only in the most literal sense possible. At least I can honestly say I paid for a nail color change, because that's about all I received."