Naillabo

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August 8, 2008

Naillabo

Naillabo, opened in 1995 as the premier nail salon in Waikiki, is a leader in the beauty and nail care industry and is known as the inventor of Hibiscus Nail Art.

The salon offers over 500 distinctive Hawaiian designs to choose from such as the delicate Plumeria, the iconic Honu, Ocean motifs, Rainbow patterns, intricate Monstera’s leafs, and much more!

Hawaii is a magnificent place unlike any other and Naillabo was created to bring the special charm of Hawaii to everyone who visits our shores.

While the salon has dedicated itself to creating beautiful nails, the principles of quality nail care has led Naillabo to produce its own unique products. Want to cherish your nails? We recommend the Naillabo exclusive Be-Long and Be-All! You can’t find them anywhere else!

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be-long

also known as Super Hard Top Coat, is the best seller at Naillabo. This product is guaranteed to make your nails rock hard after only two coats! One application will protect brittle nails from breaking and will foster stronger growth. It’s a popular item for people who require tough, durable nails like athletes and musicians.

be-all

also called as a Natural Base Coat, provides all the nutrients you need for damaged nails and will cure a multitude of problems, like splitting or cracking. Apply Be-All directly to your nails, and let the calcium, vitamin C and E, work their magic!

Naillabo also carries a huge variety of original nail polish colors and styles inspired by the Islands. Visiting the shop is like being a kid all over again! There are so many colors to choose from! The friendly nail artists at the salon will welcome you with open arms and help to create a warm and relaxing atmosphere. Enjoy some fun conversation with these talented artists!
Why not try the high quality experience you can only find at Naillabo?
Naillabo has two locations on Oahu. One is in the heart of Waikiki, in the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel, and offers views of the ocean and Diamondhead while the other is situated in the Hyatt Regency Hotel across from the Duke Kahanamoku statue.