NAIWBE Natural As I Wanna Be Organic Skincare Products & Day Spa in Jacksonville

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  Chezney Jones

  :: 03 May 2017 14:31:55

  Wow. I called to get information about coming in and once I said no thank you to a certain service because of the time, they hung up on me and didn't allow me to inquire what else I needed. So rude.

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  Jamie Brown

  :: 30 September 2016 14:23:33

  I visited the jacksonville landing today. I wanted to check this place out but it was closed. Google said it would be open up til 6pm but it's 2pm. I guess they don't take walk in

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  Cj Jude

  :: 06 August 2016 11:59:24

  Watching the business owner on Hatched this morning. Impressed she stuck to her guns on keeping the business name although ONLY ONE of the panelist said she couldn't say the name. I'm going to check this business out. You got it RIGHT but the panelists did have some great suggestions. Keep at it! #imverynatural

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  Mrs. Bennae

  :: 30 April 2016 11:46:02

  Received lemon grass sample from them at a pop up market! Loved it...didn't know she has more products and spa till I saw on TV local Jax Made In USA all natural invented by a RN. No wonder I Loved it! You made my day with the sample #NAIWBE ty!

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  Lauren K

  :: 14 May 2014 12:37:18

  The worst pedicure I've ever gotten. Their "natural" nail polish has a bunch of chemicals in the ingredients (fine, I just wanted a pedicure and didn't have a car where I was staying for work) AND doesn't stay on for CRAP. I went to the beach FOUR DAYS after I got the pedicure and was shocked when I got back and there was sand literally embedded in the toenail polish. I had to remove the polish in four days... I get 10x that out of a standard pedicure. Plus, I expect the technician to trim my toenails if need be (or offer) when I get a pedicure, and they did not. They also lack the usual massaging chairs and whirlpool baths for your feet, it's a somewhat uncomfortable chair and a plastic tub of water with hot rocks at the bottom. The manicure was almost as bad, they didn't ask if I wanted my nails square or round and did not file them evenly. They must be good at something since they're still there, but going there for a pedicure that costs substantially more than a typical Asian nail spa ($45), I think I'd have been more amused lighting my money on fire or buying a beer for every last hobo along the river.