Lena Nails Da Nang

Nail and waxing services across four Da Nang branches

LENA Nails & Beauty is a four-location nail salon in Da Nang, with branches in Son Tra, An Hai, My An and Hai Chau. Its menu focuses on classic and gel manicures, pedicures, foot-care treatments, nail extensions, decorative nail art and waxing. This is a beauty salon rather than a medical clinic: infections, persistent nail changes, open wounds or significant skin reactions need assessment by an appropriate healthcare professional, not a cosmetic appointment. Travellers looking for clinical skin or nail care can instead consult the Da Nang dermatology clinic guide.

The nail menu ranges from trimming, shaping and cuticle care to gel colour and more elaborate designs. Extensions are available using tips, builder gel or acrylic. Published design options include French, ombre, cat-eye and chrome finishes, with hand-painted art and rhinestones priced separately. There are also basic and gel-colour services for children. The salon states that the menu and prices are the same at each branch, making the closest location the practical choice for most visitors.

What to choose and how long to allow

A classic manicure or pedicure is listed at 20–30 minutes, while adding gel colour generally brings the appointment to around 45 minutes. Exfoliation pedicures take approximately 30–50 minutes, and the VIP version can take up to an hour. Tip extensions are listed at 80–100 minutes; builder-gel or acrylic extensions require about two hours. Detailed art adds time per nail, so anyone with a flight, tour or dinner reservation should show the reference design before work begins and confirm both the total price and expected finish time.

The official price list currently shows a basic manicure or pedicure at 70,000 VND, a manicure or pedicure with gel colour at 200,000 VND and extensions with gel colour from 400,000 VND. Prices can change, and removal, repairs, extra colours or complex art may be separate items. LENA publishes a five-day workmanship policy for lifting, cracking or breakage attributed to application; accidental damage, picking and heavy work are excluded. A photo sent through WhatsApp is the salon's stated route for arranging a covered repair.

Hygiene and sensible precautions

LENA describes a multi-step tool routine: metal tools are soaked in disinfectant and scrubbed after a guest, stored in a UV cabinet, placed in individual pouches and opened in front of the next customer. Work areas are wiped between appointments, and the salon says its team uses gloves. Visitors can ask to see the sealed tools opened rather than assuming that all items on a station are freshly prepared.

Cosmetic nail treatment should be postponed when there is broken skin, active bleeding, swelling, pus, marked pain or a suspected fungal infection. A salon cannot diagnose or treat those problems. People with diabetes, poor circulation, reduced sensation, immune suppression or a recent foot procedure should obtain individual medical advice before aggressive cuticle work or callus removal. It is also sensible to tell the technician about allergies or previous reactions to gel, acrylic or adhesive products.

Waxing, privacy and beach timing

Waxing is offered for areas including the brows, lip, chin, underarms, arms and legs. LENA states that waxing is carried out by female therapists and that fresh wax is used for each guest without double-dipping a spatula after it touches the skin. The Hai Chau branch at 68/4 Bach Dang is the only one of the four with a private waxing room and is the location specified for bikini and Brazilian services. Those intimate treatments are priced on request, so scope, price and privacy arrangements should be confirmed before arrival.

The salon advises avoiding strong sun, hot bathing and seawater for roughly 24 hours after waxing because the skin may remain sensitive. That makes the day before a beach visit more suitable than the same morning. Anyone using retinoids, acid peels or acne medication should disclose this before facial waxing, since these products may increase skin sensitivity. Persistent irritation, blistering or signs of infection require medical advice.

Locations, booking and payment

All four branches publish daily hours of 08:30–20:30, including weekends and public holidays. Walk-ins are accepted, although late afternoon and evening are described as busier. The official contact number and WhatsApp line is +84 799 144 968. Staff can communicate in English, and reference photos can be sent before the visit to clarify a design and obtain an estimated service and price.

The locations are 89 Pham Tu in Son Tra, 211/88 Nguyen Van Thoai in An Hai, 34 An Thuong 3 in My An's tourist area, and 68/4 Bach Dang in central Hai Chau. Two branches sit down lanes, so opening the salon's own directions or messaging the team from a nearby landmark can be more reliable than navigating only to the street number. Visitors comparing nearby options can also use Vietnam Clinic's Da Nang nail salon overview.

Payment is accepted in cash, by Visa or Mastercard and by QR bank transfer. The salon publishes a 4% surcharge for card payments, so international visitors should account for that when choosing how to pay. Before a long or detailed service begins, confirm the design, nail length, removal charges, art additions and final price in Vietnamese dong.