Houston-based nail salon accused of locking girl, 4-year-old son inside of over invoice dispute

A Houston house nail salon is in scorching water after a buyer claims the salon proprietor locked her and her 4-year-old son inside of for just about half-hour after she disputed her invoice. 

In keeping with FOX 26 Houston, the girl, who needed to stay nameless, says she went in on a Sunday for a fundamental pedicure, which used to be priced at $55.

The girl mentioned she used to be charged $110 for a variety of extras, together with a $15 bank card charge and $10 for a bottle of water for her kid. 

When the girl mentioned she’d handiest pay $55, she says the landlord locked her and her son within the salon as a result of she referred to as the police.

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When a sheriff’s deputy arrived on the salon, the girl claimed the salon proprietor advised the deputy she owed $335, together with a $200 charge for calling police. 

FOX 26 Houston said that the nail salon, situated in Friendswood, has additionally been the topic of 3 earlier accusations.

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A buyer at a Friendswood nail salon says the landlord locked her and her 4-year-old son within the trade for half-hour after she disputed the invoice.  (iStock)

A contemporary buyer advised FOX 26 she needed to name the law enforcement officials to get free of Epic Nails, often referred to as Helen’s Nails situated at 2110 El Dorado Blvd. She says following her name, the landlord additionally attempted to rate her $200 for calling the police.

In April 2022, every other buyer got here ahead, a unmarried mother, claiming she used to be charged nearly $700 to have her toenails painted.

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Houston house salon is in scorching water after a number of accusations made by means of shoppers.  (iStock)

Following that buyer, every other one got here ahead in July to document that the salon proprietor threatened to sue her after she posted a foul overview in regards to the nail salon.

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FOX 26 Houston reporter Randy Wallace contributed to this tale.