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Nail Salon Opens on Queens Boulevard

Location: 42-11 Queens Blvd (Photo: QueensPost)

Feb. 4, 2011 By Christian Murray

Karma Nails & Spa, which has moved into the space formerly occupied by Starberry, opened on Friday.

The salon provides regular manicures for $10; regular pedicures for $25; eyebrow waxes for $8; and Brazilians and back waxes for $40.

The store is currently offering a grand opening sale of 25 percent off — on all its services through March 15.

Karma will be open 7 days a week: Mon-Sat. 9:30 a.m. -10 p.m., and Sunday 10 a.m. -8 p.m.

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Kahlua

Karma is so clean, and the ladies are lovely & professional.
Not as inexpensive as the other Salons in the neighborhood though.

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sunnysider

Not many nail saloons on this side of the boulevard. Maybe this is the reason they opened up here. I hope they are successful . Great simple storty. I hope your strory attracts alot of buisness to their business.

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