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Located at address 277 Main St, Port Washington, NY 11050, United States, place Senniyo Cosmetics & Day Spa Inc is open for visitors during the following days and hours: Monday: Closed Tuesday: 9:30-19:00 Wednesday: 9:30-19:00 Thursday: 9:30-19:00 Friday: 9:30-19:00 Saturday: 9:00-19:00 Sunday: Closed . If you have any questions or would like to make a reservation, simply give them a call +1 516-767-6... — show. For additional information, be sure to check out their website
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Senniyo Cosmetics & Day Spa Inc is closed on Monday, from 9:30- to 9:00 on Tuesday, from 9:30- to 9:00 on Wednesday, from 9:30- to 9:00 on Thursday, from 9:30- to 9:00 on Friday, from 9:00- to 9:00 on Saturday, closed on Sunday,
The most popular services are Beauty salon, Women hair salons, Barbershops, Spas, Massage salons.
The location of Senniyo Cosmetics & Day Spa Inc is a city Port Washington, full address is 277 Main St, Port Washington, NY 11050, United States.
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**Wonderful spot for a serene manicure and pedicure. The service is top-notch and welcoming. My nails look flawless after the treatment.**
**A long-time patron here, but encountered a disappointing experience recently. The previous nail technician I used to see is no longer there. During my last visit, Canny rushed through my service, resulting in shredded nails. When I tried to pull away, she told me to "relax". After speaking with the manager, no compensation or future service was offered to make up for the poor treatment.**