Shushu - Sendai

good point ● Ease of access. There is no need to worry about parking lots. ● There are other stores, so you can enjoy shopping for fashion and groceries. Points to be worried about ● The price list is not visible. In addition, upward compatibility is proposed just before the treatment, and a new price list can be shown. There is no price list that lists all optional services at once, and all are handmade and guided just before the procedure, and there is no total presentation of the final amount. ● The option fee is not worth the original price and is expensive (+500 yen just by dropping a drop or two of oil with a bottle price of about 6,200 yen) ● After making the payment, I received a price list in a booklet like a leaflet, but all prices are tax-excluded and there is no description or notes. (The tax-included display should have been mandatory now!) Of course, there are no handwritten options shown during the procedure. ● There are times when there is too much difference in technical level depending on the person in charge, and it is not possible to be satisfied with a flat rate. There is a possibility that you are suddenly doing it on-site without sufficient training and study sessions. ● Because it is a roadside store, it is exposed to the eyes of other customers who come and go. ● The fixed-price gel nail board is handwritten as 10% off in the campaign, but it is puzzling that the price will be the same as the regular price list in the booklet when calculated. Personal impression It was expensive for the service, and I was tired because I was restless because it was troublesome to introduce options and sell them just before the procedure. The uncertainty of the final amount also fueled anxiety and suspicion. Also, the items and designs introduced seemed a little old.