About the studio
A small studio built around one appointment at a time
Oasis 16 sits in Suite 16 on North Mountain Avenue in Upland. It is quiet on purpose. Everything about how the day is scheduled comes back to one idea: you should not feel like you are being moved through a line.
Quality care, intentional experience
Sets are prepped dry, structured with an apex where your nail needs support, and finished so the edges are clean under a light. That approach is why most clients come back on a two to three week cycle instead of chasing repairs between visits.
Implements are cleaned and sterilized between every client. Anything porous, like files and buffers, is single use and goes in the bin when your appointment ends.
The color bar
Pick a shade, or bring a picture
Nudes and neutrals get worn the most here, but nothing is off the table. Bring a saved photo and we will talk through what will actually hold on your nail shape and length before anything is applied.
- Booking
- By appointment only
- Latest appointment
- Evenings, Wed to Sat
- Where
- 750 N Mountain Ave, Suite 16
- Phone
- +1 909-575-9119
Good to know
Questions clients ask first
- Do you take walk-ins?
- Oasis 16 is appointment only. Every visit is booked with a set amount of time so no one is rushed out of the chair.
- How long does a full set take?
- A sculpted acrylic or structured gel full set is booked at two to two and a half hours, Après Gel-X at an hour and a half, and refills at an hour and a half. Pedicures run from an hour and a quarter up to two and a half hours.
- How often should I come back?
- Most clients rebook every two to three weeks. Waiting longer usually means more rebalancing work at your next visit.
- Can you remove existing product?
- Yes. Removal is a 30-minute add-on booked before the service that follows: $25 for acrylic or structured gel, $20 for Gel-X or toe enhancements. Refills and rebalances are for Oasis 16 work only.
- How do you handle sanitation?
- Implements are cleaned and sterilized between every client, and files and buffers that cannot be sterilized are single use.