Kalì Zoì Nail Salon & Plant Store is a women-owned nail studio and plant shop at 2829 Adams Avenue in San Diego's University Heights neighborhood. The eco-conscious hybrid concept runs waterless pedicures that replace traditional soaking basins with direct-application hydration products, conserving water while delivering deeper moisture penetration to cuticles and heels. Manicure services include builder gel refills, CND Shellac, and Après Gel-X soft-gel extensions, all applied without drilling the natural nail plate, and the retail layer at the front pairs plants and home goods with the gift selection at Home Ec on the corridor. Each station has an individual exhaust fan to pull dust and fumes away from the client's breathing zone, and the salon stocks seven-to-nine-free polishes and gels that exclude formaldehyde, toluene, and DBP from their formulations. The plant boutique carries a rotating selection of succulents, tropicals, and pottery, creating a retail experience that doubles as a gift source. Air purifiers run continuously in the salon space, a step beyond standard ventilation that makes the studio functionally odorless compared to conventional nail environments. The 92116 ZIP location sits on Adams Avenue at the western edge of the Normal Heights commercial district, where the corridor transitions toward North Park. French manicures, chrome finishes, and glazed-donut gel sets fill out the design menu alongside hand-painted custom art. The Adams Avenue address places the salon within walking distance of the single-origin roasts at Yipao Coffee, and the two businesses share the same independent, owner-operated character that defines this section of the street. Builder gel refills rebuild strength over the natural nail without acrylic powder, and the salon's no-drill policy means removal uses a soak-off process that preserves nail bed integrity across repeated appointment cycles.